Child Care Scholarship & Financial
Assistance Programs
The Greater Lansing area has financial
assistance available to families who qualify. Please feel free to
contact OYC if you have questions.


The Department of Human Services
Family information for daycare assistance.


The City of Lansing
The City of Lansing funds the Lansing Child Care Scholarship Program which is designed to
assist low and moderate low income Lansing families with their child care expenses while
parents are working or going to school at least part time. In order to be eligible for the
Lansing Child Care Scholarship Program, a family must reside in and use regulated child
care within the corporate limits of the City of Lansing. There are specific income
limitations applied in determining eligibility. Call the Office for Young Children at
887-4319 (press 3) for further information and application forms. Income eligibility guidelines are:
Household Size
|
Maximum Annual Income
|
2 |
$46,710 |
3 |
$52,560 |
4 |
$58,410 |
5 |
$63,090 |
6 |
$67,770 |
The next round of applications available April 14,2008
Deadline to return completed application:
Fri., May 23, 2008
Scholarships will be awarded approximately:
mid June. 2008
The Scholarship period begins July 1,
2008 and
runs through Dec. 31, 2008
Eligible applications
received after May 23 will be placed on the waiting list.
rev. 3/08


East Lansing
The City of East Lansing funds a Child Care Scholarship Program. Applications
are
accepted in August. Awards are for a 12 month period. Call the East
Lansing Community Development office at 319-6930 for more information.


Lansing Community College
The LCC Women's Resource Center offers child care awards to eligible students to help pay
part of the costs of licensed child care while attending LCC. Scholarships are awarded
three times a year. The application deadlines are: May 1st for summer session, July 1st
for fall semester, and November 1st for spring semester. Call the Women's Resource Center
at 483-1199 for more information.

Women’s Caring Program
The Women’s Caring Program, administered through the Michigan 4C Association
(MI4C), offers assistance to a limited number of low-income families to help
with their child care costs. For more information, contact the MI4C at
(800)
950-4171.
To be eligible, parents must not exceed the following income
guidelines:
Household Size
|
Maximum Annual Income
|
2 |
$31,096 |
3 |
$36,064 |
4 |
$41,032 |
5 |
$46,000 |
6 |
$50,968 |
Effective 9/05

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