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The main child care aid available in California comes from the state's subsidized child care programs, which provide free or discounted care for families who meet eligibility requirements.

Families who make 85 percent of the state median income or below — that's up to $96,300 pre-tax annually for a family of four — are eligible for subsidized child care, ing to the state's income limits for the current fiscal year.

State Fiscal Year 2023–24 Schedule of Income Ceilings FamilyFamily Yearly Income Ceiling (100% of SMI)Family Monthly Income Ceiling (100% of SMI)1-2$86,514$7,2093$97,843$8,1544$113,292$9,4415$131,419$10,9527 more rows

Families who make 85 percent of the state median income or below — that's up to $96,300 pre-tax annually for a family of four — are eligible for subsidized child care, ing to the state's income limits for the current fiscal year.

How Do I Apply? In Person: In response to COVID-19, most county human services offices have limited hours or may be closed to the public, limiting the ability to apply in person. ... By Phone: Call San Mateo's Service Center's 1-800-223-8383. Online: .mybenefitscalwin.org.

The state's child care system includes several programs, each addressing different child care needs. The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) Child Care Program was established in 1997 to provide subsidized services for welfare program participants and low-income families.