Parents who need child care to seek work, attend training or education, are eligible. The boards may also target funds for children of teen parents and for children with disabilities. Child care funds are also used to improve child care quality, and to increase the availability of early childhood development programs and before-school and after-school programs.
Parents striving to become self-sufficient must have access to dependable quality care. The CCMS gives parents flexibility in choosing care for children and encourages all interested child care providers to enter into a provider agreement with CCMS. CCMS provides child care scholarships, an essential employment support service for families in Tarrant County.
It helps parents who need assistance paying for child care become self-sufficient. TX3C will be a modern, user-friendly, mobile-friendly system. The new system includes: β Mobile device-based attendance tracking no more swipe cards. You can learn more about this system by clicking the link below. Tarrant County. Child Care Checklist - English. Child Care Checklist - Spanish. National Association for the Education of Young Children.
National Early Childhood Program Accreditation. Texas Rising Star Provider Certification. Texas School Ready! Certification only for Pre-K classrooms.
Catholic Charities Fort Worth. Help Me Grow North Texas. Lena Pope Home. The Parenting Center. Child Care Associates.
