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Child Care Provider Funding | Johnson County Kansas Child Care Provider Funding Are you passionate about nurturing young minds and creating a positive impact in your community?
The Johnson County Department of Health and Environment, along with Raising JoCo , an early childhood coalition, is providing start-up supplies to individuals looking to start a new home child care business or open a new child care center in Johnson County, Kansas. Start-up kits will be provided at your initial visit with a JCDHE child care licensing specialist. No additional grants or funding are available at this time.
New Child Care Home Provider Benefits Fingerprint fees will be covered by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment through 2025 or until all available funds are expended. Raising JoCo is providing a start-up package (while supplies last), including a pack-and-play with sheets, sippy cups, outlet covers and more.
New Child Care Center Benefits Fingerprint fees will be covered by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment through 2025 or until all available funds are expended. Raising JoCo is providing Caring for Our Children resource books and other items in a start-up package. Questions?
Call 913-477-8339 or send an email to Stacey. Stroh@jocogov. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals in Johnson County, Kansas, starting new child care businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Child Care Provider Funding is funded by Johnson County Department of Health and Environment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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