Transitional Child Care Income Guidelines

Beginning in July 2008, families who currently receive Child Care Assistance may be eligible for continued benefits when their income increases and becomes greater than the regular Child Care Assistance income eligibility See the 2008 Child Care Family Eligibility Guidelines and Sliding Fee Chart

The Transitional Child Care Benefit (TCC) is a way to assist families with the continued cost of child care. The benefit is at a reduced rate of the regular child care benefit, which means families have an increased responsibility for their child care cost. TCC is intended to allow families a chance to "transition" into paying the full cost of child care while increasing their financial stability.

The current TCC income eligibility limits are listed below. Please note that these Transitional Child Care Benefit Income Limits apply only to families who are currently receiving child care assistance and have received an increase in household income beginning in July, 2008, that makes them ineligible for regular Child Care Assistance.

The Transitional Child Care Benefit Income Limits do not apply to new applicants for child care. New applicants must first qualify under the income limits for the regular Child Care Assistance Program. If you are currently receiving child care and have an increase in your income, you may be eligible for this Transitional Child Care benefit. Contact your local Family Support Division office for more information about this benefit.

 

Transitional Child Care 2008 Income Eligibility
Number of Persons per Child Care Family

Person Income	1 1167-1276	2 1525-1669	3 1886-2063	4 2245-2456	5 2602-2847	6 2961-3239	7 3027-3312	8 3096-3388	9 3163-3461	10 3229-3533
Person Income	11 3296-3607	12 3365-3682	13 3432-3755	14 3499-3828	15 3567-3903	16 3634-3976	17 3701-4049	18 3767-4122	19 3836-4198	20 3902-4270

 

SLIDING FEE SCALE DAILY COST PER CHILD
FULL DAY	HALF DAY	PART DAY
$ 5.00	$ 3.25	$ 2.25