Application
If you meet the requirements and would like to apply for a child care scholarship please complete the application below. Your submission will be sent to our team.
You may be also be eligible to receive child care while searching for work, if you like to apply for a child care scholarship please complete the application below.
Submitting this application does not guarantee eligibility.
The Texas Workforce Commission’s case management system for Child Care Services (CCS) is the Texas Child Care Connection (TX3C).
To learn about and apply for child care scholarships through the CCS program, visit this website at: https://www.childcare.texas.gov/for-familes/child-care-scholarships
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If assistance is needed please call 1-800-996-7589 or 325-653-2321 to speak to a CCS representative.
Additional Documentation
The following are some of the documents we may ask you to provide in order to complete your application for a child care scholarship:
- Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal immigrant status for each child on whose behalf you request our help with child care expenses (birth certificate, alien registration card I-551, etc.)
- Proof of income for all working household members, including name, address, and phone number of the employer, work hours/days, rate and schedule of pay
- Proof of your current school hours and registration that includes documentation of your degree plan (if pursuing one) and your credit/clock hours if you are going to school
Submitted documents will be sent to our child care specialists. Please speak to a child care specialist if you have questions about what documents to submit.
To speak to a child care specialist please call 1-800-996-7589 or 325-653-2321.
CCS Forms
Forms needed to receive child care assistance are listed below. To print a form, click on the form name. The form will be open as a PDF file which can be printed from your computer.
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Must be completed by employer in order to show proof of employment.
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Outlines how a parent can file a complaint.
