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Find similar grantsChild Care Facility Development Grant Program is sponsored by Missouri Department of Economic Development. This program provides financial assistance to businesses that want to open or expand a child care center. The program is designed to create or expand child care facilities that will serve low-income and working families.
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Child Care and Development Fund Plan | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Child Care and Development Fund Plan The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) is a federal and state partnership program authorized under the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) and administered by states, territories and tribes with funding and support from the Administration for Children and Families’ Office of Child Care.
States use CCDF to provide financial assistance to low-income families to access child care so they can work or attend a job training or educational program.
In addition, states use the CCDF to invest in quality to benefit more children by building the skills and qualifications of the teacher workforce, supporting child care programs to achieve higher standards, and providing consumer education to help parents select child care that meets their families’ needs.
Federal Child Care Funding & Program Integrity Fact Sheet CCDF Webinar Series CCDF Webinar - May 2025 CCDF Webinar - February 2025 CCDF Webinar - November 2024 CCDF State Plan The CCDF State Plan describes the activities to be administered by the State of Missouri for the duration of the plan.
This plan is the primary mechanism the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children & Families (ACF), Office of Child Care uses to determine Missouri's compliance with the law under the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG).
Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY - 2025-2027 (Approved by ACF) CCDF State Plan for FY - 2025-2027 Amendment #1 (Approved by ACF) Current - CCDF State Plan for FY - 2025-2027 Amendment #2 (Approved by ACF) Missouri CCDF Waiver for FY 2025 - 2027 (Approved by ACF) Waiver Update - CCDF Rule Changes Past State Plans are available below: Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY - 2022 - 2024 CCDF State Plan for FY - 2022-2024 Amendment #1 (Approved by ACF on October 23 , 2023) CCDF State Plan for FY - 2022-2024 Amendment #2 (Approved by ACF on January 15, 2025) Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY – 2019-2021 Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY – 2016-2018 Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY – 2014-2015 Child Care and Development Fund State Plan for FY – 2012-2013 Monthly Data Reports 2026 Monthly Data Reports 2025 Monthly Data Reports 2024 Monthly Data Reports ACF-218 Quality Progress Report (QPR) FFY 2024 For Missouri ACF-218 Quality Progress Report (QPR) FFY 2023 For Missouri ACF-218 Quality Progress Report (QPR) FFY 2022 For Missouri Quarterly Financial Reports (696) States who receive federal child care funds are required to submit quarterly financial reports to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration of Children and Families (ACF) on all expenditures to date in the reporting period.
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24 2402 CCDF Grant Award Financial Report Part 98 of the Child Care and Development Fund Code of Federal Regulations Market Rate Survey The Office of Childhood contracted with the University of Missouri-Columbia to conduct a research study on national status and trends in setting child care subsidy rates, as well as a series of focus groups and surveys with child care providers in Missouri.
This research study provides details of the activities conducted as well as a summary of the findings. The CCDF requires states to conduct a statistically valid and reliable Market Rate Survey (MRS) reflecting variations in the price paid for child care services by geographic area, provider type and age of the child. This report must be completed no earlier than two (2) years before the submission of the three-year State Plan.
Information about current child care rates is used to determine subsidy payment rates which helps to ensure equal access to child care. This would equate to access to child care which is comparable to child care received by and paid for by families who are ineligible for subsidies. The sole purpose of this study is to examine current market rates for child care in Missouri.
The subsidy payment rate setting process is not a part of this study and is completed separately. 2024 Child Care Market Rate Survey Past Market Rate Surveys are available below: Report a Serious Injury or Death Missouri child care providers are required to report any time a child is seriously injured or dies while in their care.
This report must be made within 24 hours of the incident’s occurrence and must be submitted to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), Office of Childhood using the Reporting a Serious Injury or Death in Child Care electronic form.
Incidents that require a report include, but are not limited to: the death of a child if the child died while in care; a serious injury that results in the child receiving professional medical treatment while in care; or the death of a child cared for by the provider, if the child died from a contagious disease.
States using CCDF are required to make information available to the public about the number of deaths, serious injuries, and instances of substantiated child abuse that occur each year in child care settings. View Missouri’s Child Care Serious Injury and Death Report for this aggregate data. Child care providers can use this Serious Injury or Death Flyer in their facilities as a quick reference sheet for incident reporting.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses that want to open or expand a child care center. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Child Care Facility Development Grant Program is funded by Missouri Department of Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Missouri R&D Tax Credit Program is sponsored by Missouri Department of Economic Development. This program offers income tax credits for qualifying research expenses, with a higher credit for research conducted in conjunction with a Missouri college or university. A portion of the annual cap is reserved for minority and women business enterprises and small businesses.
Youth Opportunities Program (YOP) is sponsored by Missouri Department of Economic Development. The Youth Opportunities Program (YOP) funds nonprofit organizations running positive youth development and crime prevention projects. The program allocates state tax credits to approved organizations, enabling them to secure community contributions for eligible projects including internships, apprenticeships, adopt-a-school initiatives, mentorship programs, and substance abuse prevention.
Youth Opportunities Program (YOP) is a grant from the Missouri Department of Economic Development that funds nonprofit organizations running positive youth development and crime prevention projects. The program allocates state tax credits to approved organizations, enabling them to secure community contributions for eligible projects including internships, apprenticeships, adopt-a-school initiatives, mentorship programs, and substance abuse prevention. Contributors to approved projects receive 70% tax credits for monetary donations and wages paid to youth interns, and 30% tax credits for property or equipment donations. Eligible applicants are Missouri nonprofits serving disadvantaged youth. The CY2027 application cycle opens in December 2026.
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