Spanish Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program - Temporary Subsidy Increase for Children Ages 0-3 Bienvenido al programa Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy (Subsidio de cuidado infantil Wisconsin Shares) (Welcome to the Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program) El programa Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy (Subsidio de cuidado infantil Wisconsin Shares) apoya a las familias elegibles con el financiamiento de una parte del costo del cuidado infantil siempre y cuando los padres trabajen o participen en una actividad aprobada.
Important Updates to Child Care Counts Supplemental Payment Programs - Spending Information Important Updates to Child Care Counts Payment Programs - for closed programs (updated 3/23/2021) Spending timeframe for Supplementary Payment Programs has been extended to June 30, 2021. Funds must be spent by June 30, 2021.
DCF/DHS Systems Contact User Information Guide DCF/DHS Systems Contact User Information Guide If you need assistance with the child care systems, please use the Systems Contacts information below to contact the appropriate person.
Child Care Provider Frequently Asked Questions Child Care Provider Frequently Asked Questions for Wisconsin Shares Read through the various Wisconsin Shares FAQs to find answers to your most asked questions about child care subsidy.
Parent's Frequently AskedQuestions About Wisconsin Shares Parent's Frequently Asked Questions about Wisconsin Shares The Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program supports families by funding a portion of the cost of child care while the parents are working or participating in an approved activity.
Child Care Listserv/Newsletter Message Archive 2024 Child Care Provider Updates Listserv Archive The Department of Children and Families (DCF) is committed to keeping child care programs informed, so we have created a place where child care programs can view messages that have been sent on the Child Care Listserv.
53206 Early Childhood Initiative: Early Childhood Workforce 53206 Early Care and Education Initiative Since 2020, the Department of Children and Families (DCF) has provided needed financial and professional development supports to the early care and education (ECE) workforce in 53206 to create movement in increasing YoungStar quality practices within child care programs. In order to increase quality, supports have been created to:
Child Care Consumer Statement When choosing child care, there are many factors to consider including types of care, price, availability, quality of care, and location. The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF) has numerous resources available to help parents choose the best child care option to fit their family’s needs.
Child Care Provider Portal (CCPP) Information Child Care Provider Portal Information What is the DCF Child Care Provider Portal? Información en español
