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To qualify for the program an applicant must: Live in Illinois. Be employed and/or going to an eligible educational activity (High school, trade school, undergraduate college...) Have children younger than 13 that need care while you are working or going to school.
Families you serve may be eligible for child care assistance in Illinois. Illinois Action For Children helps providers with support and resources to assist families in Illinois with child care costs and payments.
Go to the Child Care Assistance Program Policy Manual at https://www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=9877 to see the most recent program policies and requirements. Applying for CCAP. 1) Who can apply for the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)? • Biological parents. • Step parents. • Adoptive parents. • Legal guardians.
The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program makes it possible for families who qualify to receive financial assistance in paying for childcare. Parents must meet the State of Illinois’ income and family size guidelines.
The Illinois Child Care Assistance Program makes it possible for families who qualify to receive financial assistance in paying for child care. Parents must meet the State of Illinois’ income and family size guidelines. To check the status of your case, request forms, or make a phone consultation appointment, please visit our CCAP Express page.
The IDHS Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) makes it possible for your child to enjoy the benefits of quality child care. Your provider works hard to provide that care, and we want to make sure that he or she is paid in a fair and timely manner.
CCAP FAQs – Child Care Resource Service. How can I get an application for child care assistance? Who is eligible for child care assistance from the state? Is there a waiting list for child care assistance? How long can I continue to receive child care assistance? If I receive child care assistance from the state will I still have to pay something?
