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Texas Child Care Providers! You have questions regarding Texas Child Care Relief Funding! We have Answers!
"What is a TIN? How do I apply for funding? What are the qualifications? How can I spend the grant funds, etc?
Join me and my special guests on June 9, 2021 from 7pm - 8pm (CST). You can view the show live on my FB Business page @JerlethaMcdonaldRadio. You can also register for this live event HERE. Registration is not required however, all participants who register will be enter into a drawing to receive a 100.00 visa gift card! Drawing will be held during the show! Must be present to win!
Show Guests!
Allision Wilson, Child Care Policy & Early Learning Incentive Manager, Texas Workforce Commission
Demetria Robinson, Vice President Workforce Solutions Dallas
Kelley Fontenot, Child Care Program Manager Workforce Solutions North Central
Nicole Allen, Child Care Contract Manager, Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County
Child Care Relief Funding
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) will make $790 million available in June. The funds will be available to regulated child care programs, centers, and family care across the state (registered homes, licensed homes, and licensed centers).
The following are a few key components of the Child Care Relief Funding (CCRF):
Would you like to sponsor this show! We have 3 sponsorship slots available! Click here
"What is a TIN? How do I apply for funding? What are the qualifications? How can I spend the grant funds, etc?
Join me and my special guests on June 9, 2021 from 7pm - 8pm (CST). You can view the show live on my FB Business page @JerlethaMcdonaldRadio. You can also register for this live event HERE. Registration is not required however, all participants who register will be enter into a drawing to receive a 100.00 visa gift card! Drawing will be held during the show! Must be present to win!
Show Guests!
Allision Wilson, Child Care Policy & Early Learning Incentive Manager, Texas Workforce Commission
Demetria Robinson, Vice President Workforce Solutions Dallas
Kelley Fontenot, Child Care Program Manager Workforce Solutions North Central
Nicole Allen, Child Care Contract Manager, Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County
Child Care Relief Funding
The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) will make $790 million available in June. The funds will be available to regulated child care programs, centers, and family care across the state (registered homes, licensed homes, and licensed centers).
The following are a few key components of the Child Care Relief Funding (CCRF):
- Funds can be used to reimburse the child care program for expenses incurred since January 1, 2021, or to assist in paying for current, immediate expenditures.
- Funds must be used for the purposes of cleaning and sanitation, and other activities necessary to maintain or resume program operation, including for fixed costs and increased operating expenses. You must ensure you have receipts or other proof of payment for these expenses.
- Payment amounts are based on the child care program's licensed capacity and the 75th percentile of the average local market rate for child care in the area. Child care programs that are certified as Texas Rising Star or are nationally accredited will receive an increased amount. Programs located in areas with low child care capacity compared to the number of working families with children will also receive an increased amount. You can find more information in the Commission’s policy action: Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA) Child Care Development Block Grant – Prioritization and Use of Funds
- Technical assistance and business coaching will be available to assist in completing the application process, documenting expenditures, and providing other general business education support.
Would you like to sponsor this show! We have 3 sponsorship slots available! Click here
