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Child Care Community Fund

Child Care Community Fund

The Child Care Community Fund (CCCF), a program of Neighborhood House, Inc. is funded by the Child Care Division through the Child Care Contribution Tax Credit Program. The Child Care Community Fund is a research based program that includes Child Care Centers and Registered or Certified family based child care providers in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties. Providers are placed into the control or supported group. Providers enrolled in the control group are observed at the beginning and end of each year and receive a monetary incentive.

For providers in the supported group the CCCF addresses child care quality and affordability. Qualified families will receive child care subsidies to help pay for the costs of child care. Providers and centers will be supported in their efforts to improve and strengthen the quality of child care. These efforts are accomplished through:

Child care subsidies for parents who are at 70% or below the Median Family Income for Oregon. Qualifying parents pay no more than 10% of their gross income towards child care.

Child care enhancement grants for participating family child care sites and centers- these grants are used to help enhance child care environments and practices.

Provider wage enhancement grants - child care providers who are advancing their level on the Oregon Registry are eligible to receive wage enhancement grants.

Professional development scholarships - child care providers are able to access funds to help with professional development and education costs.

The CCCF also provides monthly training/workshops for enrolled providers, regular home visits, and networking opportunities among family child care providers and child care center directors and staff. Parents will be screened for eligibility through an application process and once qualified will receive a monthly subsidy that will be paid directly to their child care provider.

For more information please contact the CCCF Coordinator Melissa Gritz at 503-593-3904 or mgritz@nhweb.org.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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{ Neighborhood House, Inc.
7780 SW Capitol Hwy. Portland, OR 97219   ph.503.246.1663
501(c)(3) charitable tax exempt organization.
Federal Tax ID 93-0386875
}