The State of Vermont helps cover the cost of regulated child care, preschool, or afterschool services.
Starting April 7, more families qualify for tuition assistance based on family size and income. For example, a family of four making $124,800 a year can receive help paying for care.
To be eligible, families must:
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Have child(ren) age 6 weeks to 13 years (19 years for those with special needs).
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Have an approved reason for needing child care, like work or training.
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Meet Vermont’s income guidelines.
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Be a Vermont resident.
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Have less than $1 million in assets.
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Have child(ren) with an eligible citizenship status (not required starting July 1).
Visit the program’s webpage to learn more. If you have questions, contact your local Community Child Care Support Agency. Agency staff can also help you find care.