Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)
The goal of this program is to provide access to quality child care that allows parents to work, attend education and training programs and/or to participate in the Kentucky Temporary Assistance Program (K-TAP).
Child care subsidies are also available for child protective services. Child care services through the CCAP are purchased from licensed, certified and registered providers.
The division contracts with three service agents to administer the program. For contact information click on the appropriate service area:
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Child Care Service Agent Map
Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) served approximately 43,000 children in SFY ’10 with expenditures for care of $160,680,615.
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Additional Information |
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The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) assists families in obtaining child care. The goals of the program parallels those of the federal laws that provide funding for Kentucky's child care program. The division also provides program coordination for subsidy payments, professional development and training, promulgates regulations, and develops policy and procedures. More information can be obtained through the CCAP Operations Manual.
State Plan - Kentucky's Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) Plan focuses on meeting the need for child care through specific strategies.
Comments can be sent to:
Robin Herring
Division of Child Care
275 E. Main St. 3C-F
Frankfort, Kentucky 40621
Robin.Herring@ky.gov
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