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Child Care Financial Assistance | Family Guidance Center of Alabama Child Care Financial Assistance Affordable Child Care for Working Families Child care is one of the biggest expenses for working families. Many low-income households spend over 30% of their income on child care, making it difficult to achieve financial stability.
The Child Care Financial Assistance Program helps eligible families cover the cost of child care, so parents can work, attend school, and provide a stable future for their children. Each year, Family Guidance Center helps over 5,000 families pay for child care across Our program ensures that parents can choose the best child care option for their family while receiving the financial support they need.
CMA Director for Montgomery & Dothan Regions anita. williams@dhr. alabama.
gov lori. gilley3@dhr. alabama.
gov Our Program is offered in the following counties: Barbour, Coffee, Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston and Pike Autauga, Bullock, Butler, Chilton, Covington, Dallas, Elmore, Lowndes, Montgomery and Wilcox This program is funded by a grant through the Alabama Department of Human Resources.
The following is a list of contact information for a Child Care Financial Assistance Program in a region near you: Christie Hurst, Senior Case Worker 334. 270. 4100 or 800.
499. 6597 Sabrina Proctor, Senior Caseworker 545 West Main Street, Suite 311 334. 712.
7777 or 800. 290. 0933 Helping parents access quality child care while they work or attend school.
Finding affordable, quality child care shouldn’t be a barrier to work or education. Our Child Care Financial Assistance Program helps parents by covering a portion of child care costs, offering flexible options, and ensuring children receive safe, enriching care while parents focus on their goals. Financial Support for Child Care – Covers a portion of child care costs for working parents and students.
Flexible Child Care Options – Parents can choose the provider that best fits their child’s needs. Eligibility-Based Assistance – Open to low-income families who meet employment, education, and income requirements. Simple Application Process – Step-by-step guidance to make applying easy and stress-free.
Access to Quality Care – Ensuring children receive safe, reliable, and enriching early childhood education. Child Care Financial Assistance, families must: Live in one of the 18 counties served in the Dothan or Montgomery regions. Be employed or enrolled in an approved education/training program.
Meet income eligibility requirements based on family size. Be referred by the Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) through the JOBS, Protective Service, or Foster Care Units. Get Started – Register with ARISE & View Resources We are closed on all State of Alabama holidays.
For assistance, call (800) 499-6597 and ask for Anita Williams, CMA Director. Register For Childcare → Child Care Fact Sheet → ARISE Registration Flyer → Wait List Announcement → 2358 Fairlane Drive, Montgomery, Alabama 36116, United States fgc@familyguidancecenter. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income families living in one of the 18 counties served in the Dothan or Montgomery regions of Alabama, who are employed or enrolled in an approved education/training program, meet income eligibility requirements, a…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Child Care Financial Assistance Program (Alabama) is funded by Alabama Department of Human Resources (administered by Family Guidance Center of Alabama and Alabama Partnership for Children). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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