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Child CareChild Care Assistance ProgramThe City of Seattle helps low- and moderate-income working families pay for child care for children ages one month to 13 years. Families can choose from more than 100 licensed family child care homes and centers in Seattle, which contract with the City to provide high-quality and affordable child care. At the time of enrollment, the family will be given a voucher, which authorizes monthly child care payments to the child care home or center that they choose from the City of Seattle's provider list. The amount of the payment from the City varies according to the income of the family, age of the child, and hours of care needed. The City typically pays between 25% to 70% of a standardized rate, and the family is responsible for paying the difference between the voucher amount and the Provider’s regular monthly rate. To qualify, you must:
Please call the Seattle Human Services Department’s Child Care Assistance Program at 206-386-1050 to be screened. For services in other languages, call: Interpretive services can be arranged for other languages. |
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Seattle Human Services Department |
Phone: 206-386-1001 |
Accommodations for people with disabilities provided upon request. |
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