Child Care Subsidy Program in Newfoundland and Labrador: A Guide

What is the Child Care Subsidy Program?

The Child Care Subsidy Program is an income-tested program under the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development of Newfoundland and Labrador. It aims to assist families with the cost of child care fees at regulated child care services. Within available resources, the program enables eligible families to access regulated child care by eliminating or minimizing costs.

Eligibility

The official page does not list specific income thresholds or eligibility criteria, but states that the program is income-tested. For detailed eligibility, refer to the policy manual or contact a regional office.

Required Documents

The official page does not list specific documents, but provides an application form (Child Care Subsidy Funding Application). For a printed version, contact your regional office.

Application Process

1. Obtain the application form online or from a regional office.
2. Complete the form.
3. Submit it to your regional office.
4. Wait for review based on family income.
5. If approved, receive subsidy to pay for regulated child care.

Change in Circumstances

If your family situation changes (e.g., income, number of children), complete the Change in Circumstance Form and notify your regional office.

Where to Apply

Regional offices are located across the province. Contact information is available on the official page.

Official Sources

• Child Care Subsidy Program
• Regional Offices