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Child Care Financial Assistance | Gulf Coast Workforce Solutions Child Care Financial Assistance Financial Aid Support Center The Workforce Solutions-Financial Aid Support Center is available Monday through Friday between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm. Financial Aid Payment Office The Workforce Solutions – Financial Aid Payment Office is available Monday through Friday, between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Accounts Payable - Option 4 Provider Services - Option 6 Accounts Payable Departmental Email: childcare. ap@wrksolutions. com Provider Services Departmental Email: WFVendor@wrksolutions.
com Reporting Fraud, Theft, Waste, or Abuse in a TWC Program Workforce Solutions - Gulf Coast’s Child Care Scholarships provide financial assistance for eligible families to access quality child care while parents work, pursue workforce education and job training, or while seeking employment.
The program is designed to promote economic self-sufficiency, support early childhood development, and enhance the overall quality of care through investment in early learning providers. Assistance is available to families who meet defined eligibility requirements, including household income and size. Approved families may receive up to 12 months of subsidized child care, with the opportunity for annual recertification.
Families applying for scholarships may be placed on a waitlist if funding is limited. Scholarships are available for children up to age 19 with a documented disability. Access Your KinderConnect Account Child Care Provider Search Create a KinderConnect Account What are the income guidelines?
Child care assistance is available for low-to-moderate income families who earn up to 85% of the State Median Income (SMI), depending on family size. Please review the guidelines below to determine if you’re eligible. These guidelines are effective from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026.
Family Size - Number of Persons in the Family Initial and Sustaining Eligibility Monthly Income 85% SMI Two $5,216 Three $6,443 Four $7,670 Five $8,897 Six $10,125 Seven $10,355 Eight $10,585 Nine $10,815 Ten $11,045 Eleven $11,275 Twelve $11,505 Thirteen $11,735 Fourteen $11,965 Fifteen $12,195 What is the required documentation? To qualify for child care services, you will need to provide certain documents that prove your eligibility.
These include the following: Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal immigration status for each child on whose behalf you are applying for child care scholarships (birth certificate, alien registration card I-551, etc.). Training information on all adult household members including name, address, phone number of the school, days per week, current enrollment hours, total hours completed, anticipated graduation date, and transcript.
Income for the last 13 weeks for all working household members including name, address, and phone number of employer, work hours/days, rate and schedule of pay. Child care information including name, address, phone number, city, and zip code of a licensed or registered child care provider. Staff members are available to help guide you through the process and let you know if any other documents are needed.
Providing the right documents will ensure you get the child care services and support you need to help your family thrive. View a Complete List of Acceptable Documentation How do I apply for child care financial aid? Please click the button below to create an account in the statewide KinderConnect system.
Yes, there is currently a wait list for child care financial aid. Customers will be notified when their name has been pulled from the list. What is the timeframe to process my applications?
The Financial Aid Support Center has 20 days to process an application once all required information is received. How do I transfer my child to another early learning program or child care provider? You can request a transfer by submitting a Transfer Request through the link below.
Transfers must be requested two weeks in advance. How do I report a change in, or loss of, employment? You may contact the Support Center at 713-334-5980 to report change in your employment status.
How do I suspend my child care services? You may contact the Support Center at 713-334-5980 to request suspension. How do I choose a child care provider?
Workforce Solutions-Gulf Coast helps you find the best child care options for your family. You can search online or call 713-500-3725 for free consultations and child care referrals. Our team will also guide you to helpful resources.
For more information on child care licensing and regulations, visit the Texas Department of Health and Human Services website. When choosing a child care provider, consider those who meet quality standards. The Texas Rising Star (TRS) program rates providers based on quality, offering three levels of certification: Two-Star, Three-Star, and Four-Star.
Parents are encouraged to select a provider who meets high-quality standards, as it can impact your child’s readiness for success in school. Here are some quality indicators to help with your choice: A Texas Rising Star (TRS) certified provider Accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting organization approved by the Texas Workforce Commission Kindergarten Readiness System certified Participating in the Texas School Ready!
Project Choosing a provider that meets these standards supports your child’s development and prepares them for school. Support Center Contact Information The Workforce Solutions-Financial Aid Support Center is available Monday through Friday between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm. Access Your KinderConnect Account Available Child Care Providers Please review the form for incomplete, incorrect, or missing information.
Please wait while the form is submitted. For technical support, please contact us at webmaster@h-gac. com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families in the Gulf Coast region who meet defined eligibility requirements, including household income and size (low-to-moderate income up to 85% of the State Median Income), and parents who are working, pursuing workf…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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