Subsidized Child Care Assistance
The Childcare and Parent Services(CAPS) program is operated by the Department of Family and Children Services and helps very low income families afford quality child care. The program is available in all 159 counties statewide, and is based on the availability of funding. Subsidized care is available for children with ages ranging from birth to 13. This can be extended to age 18 if the child has special needs.
Program Overview
Information about Georgia's subsidized child care assistance program.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Georgia's Child Care and Parent Services program.
Income Requirements
Learn more about the income requirements to receive subsidized child care assistance.
Provider Information
Information for child care providers.
Public Documents
2009 - Public Hearing schedule
2010 - 2011 CCDF State Plan Draft
Work Requirements
Learn more about the work requirements to receive subsidized child care assistance.
Temporary Child Care Assistance
Learn more about a time-limited program for low-income families. Program ends September 30, 2010
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