Changes to Child Care Subsidy Program Effective October 1
As the final COVID relief funding ends September 30, 2024, child care subsidy policy changes regarding income eligibility levels and the Monthly Family Copayment will be effective on October 1, 2024. New Applicants: Eligibility set at 41% of State Median Income (SMI). Renewal Applicants: Eligibility set at 49% SMI. Certificate Validity: Current income and eligibility won’t be re-evaluated until certificate renewal; active certificates honored until expiration. Monthly Family Copayment: New flat rate system: $0, $90, or $150 per month based on household size and income. Replaces the previous sliding fee scale.
View the new Child Care Household Monthly Income ChartATTENTION: Potential Delays in Provider Payments
October 2024 - We are currently experiencing system delays in the Nevada Child Care System (NCCS), which may result in delayed payments for some providers. The Child Care and Development Program is working diligently to resolve these issues.
Nevadachildcare.org is a complete resource to address the child care needs of parents and employers and to support early learning providers in sustaining their businesses and improving the quality of care provided.
Nevada Child Care Resource & Referral is a collaborative effort between the Division of Welfare and Supportive Services Child Care & Development Program, The Children’s Cabinet, and Las Vegas Urban League Early Childhood Connection.
What is Nevada Child Care Resource & Referral?
The Children’s Cabinet & Las Vegas Urban League partner to help parents take the guesswork out of choosing child care by providing referrals to licensed child care as well as information on quality. We support families to raise healthy children by providing information and training. We support providers to build the supply of child care and help our communities understand the critical importance of child care in supporting children’s development to ensure they are successful in school and in life.
CCR&R Funding
Child Care Resource and Referral Services (CCR&R) are primarily funded by the Child Care and Development Fund administered by the Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services (DWSS) Child Care & Development Program. The Children’s Cabinet and Las Vegas Urban League are proud to partner with DWSS’s Child Care & Development Program to provide CCR&R services to Nevada’s families and early learning providers.
Locations
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Urban League Early Childhood Connection
2470 N. Decatur, Suite 150, Las Vegas, NV 89108702-473-9400
Reno-Carson
Rural Nevada