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Quality & Expansion Grant | Reno Co Childcare QUALITY & EXPANSION GRANT: Funding for Child Care Providers Note: This grant cycle has concluded as ARPA funding is fully allocated. No new awards will be made at this time. Are you looking to improve your child care program or expand your capacity?
The Quality & Expansion Grant provides up to $5,000 in funding to help licensed child care providers enhance their facilities, create new child care slots, or expand the services they offer to families. Providers with a temporary license will be considered by a case-by-case basis. Only one submission per provider per grant cycle is allowed.
First consideration will be given to providers who have not received any funds. DEADLINES & NOTIFICATIONS Grant request deadlines are listed below. Applicants will be notified of approvals or denials within 6 weeks of each submission deadline.
SUBMISSION DUE DATES & NOTIFICATION DATES (through 2026) The Reno County Child Care Task Force (RCCTF) is committed to supporting child care providers in enhancing the quality of their services and expanding their capacity to meet the growing needs of families in our community. This grant opportunity is open to home-based providers, center-based providers, and school-based programs, with funding available up to $5,000.
This grant is designed to help child care providers: Improve the overall quality of their care environment. Increase the number of child care slots available. Expand the range of services offered to better serve families.
All approved projects must be completed by September 2026.
All applicants must meet the following criteria: Hold a permanent, current KDHE license for at least 6 months Operate a home, group, or center daycare (non-profit & for-profit organizations included) Provide full-day, year-round care for ages 0-5 (school-age programs ineligible) Located in Reno County, Kansas Applicant agrees to all program requirements HOW CAN THE GRANT BE USED?
Improve the quality of the care environment (e.g., safety updates, furniture, curriculum materials). Expand the number of child care slots available (e.g., adding classroom space, playground upgrades). Increase the range of services offered (e.g., accommodating infants, enhancing outdoor play areas).
Providers may choose from the pre-designed Quality & Expansion Packages or submit a custom request. View Pre-Designed Packages Note: This grant cycle has concluded as ARPA funding is fully allocated. No new awards will be made at this time.
Submit Your Application Online Complete the Quality & Expansion Grant Application Select a pre-designed package OR submit a custom request. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis by the Child Care Grants Committee. A Task Force member may request additional information if needed.
Applicants will receive a decision via email within 6 weeks. For pre-designed packages: Items will be purchased by RCCTF and a Task Force member will coordinate delivery or pick-up. If an item is unavailable, a comparable item will be substituted.
Providers must submit two vendor quotes . If approved, funds will be paid directly to the vendor or service provider upon invoice submission. Follow-Up & Documentation A photo of the completed work A short impact statement on how the funds helped Note: Fraud prevention measures apply.
Misuse of funds may result in disqualification from future funding. All projects must be completed by September 2026. For questions, contact info@renocountychildcare.
com .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Licensed childcare providers in Reno County, Kansas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Quality & Expansion Grant are due September 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Quality & Expansion Grant is funded by Reno County Child Care Task Force. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Kansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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