Kansas's Child Care Subsidy (funded by the federal Child Care and Development Fund, CCDF) helps working or training parents afford quality child care. Parents pay a sliding-scale copay based on income; the state pays the rest directly to the provider. Covers infants, toddlers, preschool age, and school-age children (before/after school, summer).
Parent must be working, in training, or in school. Household income typically at or below 85% of State Median Income (~200% FPL in most states). Child must be under 13 (or under 19 with disability).
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