Ensuring Continuity During Child Care Program Transition How to Ensure Continuity of Wisconsin Shares Authorizations During Child Care Program Transitions In the case of a program ownership change, program location change, or a program changing the type of care provided, both families and providers must take a few steps to ensure that Wisconsin Shares Authorizations can continue.
MyWIChildCare Tips for Parents MyWIChildCare Tips and Other Useful Information for Parents The Department of Children and Families is committed to helping parents understand their Wisconsin Shares child care subsidy. Since late 2016, the MyWIChildCare EBT card has made it easier than ever for parents to pay for child care and get the most out of their subsidy. Here's a list of additional tips and other information that you might find helpful:
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MyWIChildCare for Providers MyWIChildCare for Providers Child care providers who accept families receiving Wisconsin Shares are paid via an EBT card. Instead of being paid directly by the state, parents who receive Wisconsin Shares are using their MyWIChildCare EBT card to pay providers according to their payment policies. The EBT system is called MyWIChildCare. The card looks like the image to the right.
MyWIChildCare for Parents MyWIChildCare for Parents Parents receiving Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy are now using an EBT card to pay their child care provider, similar to using the Quest card for FoodShare. The EBT system is called MyWIChildCare.
Where to Apply for Wisconsin Shares /**/ Where to Apply for Wisconsin Shares Select your local agency from the drop-down to view the contact information. Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy for Foster Parents Wisconsin Shares for Children in Out-of-Home Care Placements Wisconsin Shares helps eligible families afford quality child care while the parents - or persons taking the place of parents - work and/or attend school, or engage in job training activity. Order MyWIChildCare Printed Materials How to Order and Download Wisconsin Shares Printed Materials Read about how to order printed copies of the Wisconsin Shares Program brochures and posters here. You may also download PDFs of the Wisconsin Shares materials from the links below. Click on the accordions to find brochures directed to their targeted audience. Please note that the information in the Agency Worker accordion has specific instructions on how and where to order materials. Calculating Your Out-of-Pocket Cost Using the Wisconsin Shares Maximum Rates Chart Wisconsin Shares Terminated / Suspended Providers Wisconsin Shares Suspended/Terminated Providers Below is a list of child care providers recently suspended from the Wisconsin Shares program by the Department of Children and Families (DCF), because DCF reasonably suspects program violations, as allowed by new Wisconsin law 49.155 (7) (b) 4 or 49.155(7m). Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 3 Next page ›› Subscribe to DECE - BCCSA
Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy for Foster Parents Wisconsin Shares for Children in Out-of-Home Care Placements Wisconsin Shares helps eligible families afford quality child care while the parents - or persons taking the place of parents - work and/or attend school, or engage in job training activity.
Order MyWIChildCare Printed Materials How to Order and Download Wisconsin Shares Printed Materials Read about how to order printed copies of the Wisconsin Shares Program brochures and posters here. You may also download PDFs of the Wisconsin Shares materials from the links below. Click on the accordions to find brochures directed to their targeted audience. Please note that the information in the Agency Worker accordion has specific instructions on how and where to order materials.
Wisconsin Shares Terminated / Suspended Providers Wisconsin Shares Suspended/Terminated Providers Below is a list of child care providers recently suspended from the Wisconsin Shares program by the Department of Children and Families (DCF), because DCF reasonably suspects program violations, as allowed by new Wisconsin law 49.155 (7) (b) 4 or 49.155(7m).
