How much does the state pay for child care expenses?
Posted by ccare | Filed under ChildCare
Heather R asked:
There is a lady that would like me to watch her 1 year old son and the state pays for it and I was wondering if it would even be worth my time, does anyone know how much they pay per hr, day, or week? I live in Michigan if that helps.
There is a lady that would like me to watch her 1 year old son and the state pays for it and I was wondering if it would even be worth my time, does anyone know how much they pay per hr, day, or week? I live in Michigan if that helps.
Tags: Child Care Expenses, Pay Day
January 31st, 2009 at 4:27 pm
go to department of social serves (online) and look it up..that sort of stuff is usually online.
February 3rd, 2009 at 5:53 am
The state only pays a subsidy of the childcare depending on how much money the parent makes. My daycare provider charges $90 a week and two of the parents use state funds to pay her. One pays nothing and the other pays $20. I think the max the state will pay here per child per week is $90. (I live in Indiana)
February 4th, 2009 at 4:59 am
I live in California and the sate helps me pay for child care. They will pay up to $130 a week which my daughters school charges. Then based on my income I have to pay a percentage back to the state every month. The agency I go through is Children’s Home Society. Based on my income I have to pay $7.10 every day that my daughter is in school. SO I pay between $150 and $170 a month depending on how many schools days in a month