Eligibility: Eligibility requirements vary by program and depend on household size and household income. Refer to Federal Poverty Level (FPL) chart for details.

Eligibility: Parents/caregivers of children up to age 18

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Native American/Alaskan Native parents, or grandparents of children between the age of 4 weeks and 12 years old. That are enrolled in a federally recognized tribe. Be employed, enrolled in school, job searching or training, attending treatment services.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st of school year. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Ages 4 weeks-12

Eligibility: Parents/caregivers of children up to age 18

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: -Be an Oregon resident with a child or legal dependent age 12 and under in need of child care, or, if over age 12, who satisfies the requirements of special needs.
-Use a childcare provider listed with the Oregon Department of Human Services, or, registered or certified with the Oregon Child Care Division.
-Have not earned a bachelor's or higher degree.
-Must be enrolled (or accepted for enrollment) as an undergraduate at an Oregon post-secondary institution
-Cannot be enrolled at a for-profit post-secondary institution that is owned by corporations based outside of Oregon
-Must maintain satisfactory academic progress
-Must not be in default on any federal Title IV loan or owe a refund on federal Title IV funds previously disbursed
-Must apply by May 31st, 2023-2024 (Will have to wait until following year to apply again)
-The student’s child care provider remains listed with the Oregon Department of Human Services, or, registered or certified with the Oregon Child Care Division.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st (or September 10 for residents of Salem and Keizer.) Household income must be below 200% Federal Povert Level or child must be in foster care. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: Children 3-5 years old whose families are living at 200% of poverty level. Children must be Oregon residents.

Eligibility: Families must have an annual income up to 80% of the median income for Portland and have applied for Employment Related Day Care (ERDC) before seeking CCI assistance. Families on the ERDC reservation list are encouraged to apply.
Chosen child care provider must meet separate eligibility requirements to serve families in the program. Families must reside in the City of Portland to be eligible, but the chosen program does not have to be within city limits. A parent must be working and at least part time. For a two parent family, both parents need to be working.

Foster families without ERDC may be eligible.

Preference for financial resources will go to children ages 0-3, families with multiple children, and families with children who have special needs.

Families must have applied for Employment Related Day Care to determine CCI eligibility, Foster families without ERDC, living within the city limits of Portland may be eligible.

Eligibility: Children ages 6 weeks to 3 years. Parents must live or work in Multnomah County, and be currently employed or attending school and be approved for Employment-Related Day Care (ERDC). Household income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

COVID 19 update: income limits have increased. See website for details.

Eligibility: Children must be 3 or 4 years old by September 1 of the preschool year, and have a parent or legal guardian living in Multnomah County.

Priority will be given to children who currently have the least access to high-quality early learning experiences. Children whose families experience barriers accessing preschool include:
-Black, Brown, Native American Indigenous, and all Children of Color;
-Migrant and refugee children;
-Children who speak languages other than English;
-Children with developmental delays and disabilities;
-Children of teen parents, or in military families;
-Children living in foster care;
-Children from families affected by low incomes, homelessness, incarceration, substance use disorder, mental health diagnoses, and domestic violence

Eligibility: Children ages 6 weeks to 3 years. Parent must live or work in Crook, Deschutes, or Jefferson County and be currently employed or attending school. Household income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident.
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare.
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen).
-Applicant must need child care assistance to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident.
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare.
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen).
-Applicant must need child care assistance to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident.
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare.
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen).
-Applicant must need child care assistance to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident.
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare.
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen).
-Applicant must need child care assistance to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income cannot be above 200% Federal Poverty Level when first applying
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income cannot be above 200% Federal Poverty Level when first applying
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Child care providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Child care providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-In a two-parent family, both parents must be working or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require supervision due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-In a two-parent family, both parents must be working or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require supervision due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-In a two-parent family, both parents must be working or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require supervision due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school.
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed. Caretakers/parents must be employed
-Both parents must be working in a two-parent family or attending school. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where Child Welfare requires supervised contact
-When first applying, income cannot be above 200% of the federal poverty level
-Income limits after a person applies and when a person renews cannot exceed 250% of the Federal Poverty Level or 85% of state median income, whichever is higher
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, a child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-Must need child care to remain employed. For a two-parent family, both parents must have all or part of their work hours overlap.
-Childcare providers must be listed and approved by ODHS

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: -Must be an Oregon resident
-Be employed or attending school. Caretakers/parents must be employed or attending school
-Both parents must be working or attending school in a two-parent family. Exceptions may exist if one parent cannot care for the children due to a medical/mental health condition or in cases where supervised contact is required by Child Welfare
-Income must be below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
-Have a child care need for a qualifying child (under 13 years of age who need care, ages 13-17 who require care due to special circumstances, child is a US citizen or qualified non-citizen.)
-You must need child care to stay employed or attend school. For a two-parent family, this means both parents must have all or part of their work or school hours overlap.
-Child care provider must be ODHS-approved.

Eligibility: Oregon families who are living at or below 200% of the federal poverty level in Oregon

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: -Foster parents and relative caregivers who are parenting children in DHS custody 12 years of age and younger.
-Children older than 12 who have an identified reason for the need for supervision may qualify for remimbursement.
-Reimbursment only covers child care costs incurred due to employment or if the provider is attending college or other educational programs. If the certified family is two certified adults, both adults must be employed or attending an
educational program

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.

Eligibility: Parents with children from 6 weeks to 3 years. Parent must live or work in Coos, Curry, or Costal Douglas County and be currently employed or attending school. Household income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Eligibility: Parents with children from 6 weeks to 3 years. Parent must live or work in Coos, Curry, or Costal Douglas County and be currently employed or attending school. Household income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Eligibility: -Child must be US citizen or legal resident, residing in Washington state
-Household income at or below 200% FPL
-Parent must be employed or self-employed in legal, income-generating, taxable activities; or the parent must meet all TANF/WorkFirst requirements if participating in that program
-Families experiencing homelessness may be approved for up to four months to secure permanent housing

Eligibility: -Child must be US citizen or legal resident, residing in Washington state
-Household income at or below 200% FPL
-Parent must be employed or self-employed in legal, income-generating, taxable activities; or the parent must meet all TANF/WorkFirst requirements if participating in that program
-Families experiencing homelessness may be approved for up to four months to secure permanent housing

Eligibility: -Child must be US citizen or legal resident, residing in Washington state
-Household income at or below 200% FPL
-Parent must be employed or self-employed in legal, income-generating, taxable activities; or the parent must meet all TANF/WorkFirst requirements if participating in that program
-Families experiencing homelessness may be approved for up to four months to secure permanent housing

Eligibility: Children ages 3-4 before September 1st. Household income must be below 200% FPL. Must be an Oregon resident.