Adjust Age Voucher For Free

If you have questions contact the SC Voucher Program Control Center, hereafter called the Control Center, at 1?800?476?0199. The SC Voucher Program will pay all or a portion of your child care cost for eligible children up to age 13, or up to age 19 if approved for Special Needs child care.

What Families Need to Know have a child or children between birth and 12 years of age. work at least 15 hours per week or attend school or a training program. have a gross income below 300% of the federal poverty level; for a family of four this would be up to $90,000 annually.

Family Child Care Home?A facility within a residence occupied by the operator that cares for no more than 6 children; The number includes those living in the residence and children who are related to the operator; Family Child Care Centers must be registered, but may choose to be licensed.

What Families Need to Know have a child or children between birth and 12 years of age. work at least 15 hours per week or attend school or a training program. have a gross income below 300% of the federal poverty level; for a family of four this would be up to $90,000 annually.

Childcare Vouchers can be used to pay for a wide range of childcare including: Home based care such as childminders, nannies and au pairs. Pre-school care such as nursery schools, play schools and creches. Care for older children such as out of school clubs (breakfast clubs, afterschool clubs) and holiday clubs.

If you have questions about these vouchers or whether you meet the eligibility criteria, please call (800) 476-0199 or email CCDFApplications@dss.sc.gov for assistance or refer to our FAQ page.

Yes. Relatives can be paid to provide child care even if they live in the home with the child however, siblings of the child in care cannot be paid if they reside in the same home as the child. Parents and stepparents also cannot be paid as child care providers regardless of where they reside.

If a parent qualifies, vouchers will be paid directly to the child care providers. Parent must choose a provider that is enrolled in the ABC Quality program. ABC Quality providers already have an established weekly voucher rate based on their quality level. DSS will not assess a weekly co-pay per child.

Childcare Vouchers can be used to pay for the care of children up to the age of 15 or 16 if they are disabled, including:Home based care such as childminders, nannies and au pairs.Pre-school care such as nursery schools, play schools and creches.More items...

As long as you remain eligible for the Childcare Vouchers scheme, you can change how much you want to receive in accordance with your employer's scheme rules.