Licensed Alaska child care facilities that take part in the Child Care Assistance Program can enroll for monthly cash grants. The money pays for staff wages and benefits, substitute care, health and safety items, supplies, equipment and activities for children, and child-development training.
Monthly cash grants to licensed child care providers to supplement their programs and raise the quality of child care in Alaska. The money may be spent on staff salaries, wages and benefits; substitute care; health and safety items; supplies, equipment and activities for children; and child-development education and training. Providers sign up with the CC30 application. Amount not published, and no deadline is stated.
Child care providers holding a license to operate a child care facility in Alaska issued by the Department of Health or the Municipality of Anchorage
Must take part as an eligible provider in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)
Under the CC30 terms: at least 5% of children in care, or one child (whichever is greater), must hold a State of Alaska CCAP authorization within any six-month period
Funds may only be spent on quality-related costs: staff salaries, wages and benefits; substitute care; health and safety items; supplies, equipment and activities for children; child-development education and training
A monthly Attendance Report (CC14) and Reimbursement Request (CC15) must reach the Child Care Program Office by the last day of the month after the report month
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