Maximum Gross $1,337 $1,800 $2,263 $2,727 $3,190 Monthly Income Fee Percentage 10% 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Family Size Maximum Gross $3,653 $4,116 $4,580 $5,043 $5,506 $5,969 $6,433 Monthly Income 85% State Median Income (All children) Fee Percentage 10% 1 2 3 4 5 Family Size Maximum Gross $2,578 $3,372 $4,165 $4,958 $5,752 Monthly Income Fee Percentage 10% 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Family Size Maximum Gross $6,545 $6,694 $6,843 $6,991 $7,140 $7,289 $7,438 Monthly Income [Subsidized Child Care Services Manual: Chapters 7 and 8] Eligible Providers Parents may choose their provider from a variety of types of providers including licensed centers, licensed homes, and religious-sponsored programs. Families with young children who are eligible for Head Start and certain other preschool programs may receive subsidized care assistance during the parts of the day and year when these programs do not operate. Federal regulations require that, all providers must meet some type of health and safety standards and agree to comply with the standards for the receipt of public funds. In order to receive public funds, the provider must sign the initial Application for Enrollment and the Provider Agreement must be signed once per calendar year. In NC FAST the provider will complete these activities through the NC FAST Provider Portal. The Provider Agreement, which includes payment
Maximum Gross Monthly Income $1,337 $1,800 $2,263 $2,727 $3,190 Fee Percentage 10% Family Size 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Maximum Gross Monthly Income $3,653 $4,116 $4,580 $5,043 $5,506 $5,969 $6,433 85% State Median Income (All children) Fee Percentage 10% Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 Maximum Gross Monthly Income $2,578 $3,372 $4,165 $4,958 $5,752 Fee Percentage 10% Family Size 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Maximum Gross Monthly Income $6,545 $6,694 $6,843 $6,991 $7,140 $7,289 $7,438 [Subsidized Child Care Services Manual: Chapters 7 and 8] Eligible Providers Parents may choose their provider from a variety of types of providers including licensed centers, licensed homes, and religious-sponsored programs. Families with young children who are eligible for Head Start and certain other preschool programs may receive subsidized care assistance during the parts of the day and year when these programs do not operate. Federal regulations require that, all providers must meet some type of health and safety standards and agree to comply with the standards for the receipt of public funds. In order to receive public funds, the provider must sign the initial Application for Enrollment and the Provider Agreement must be signed once per calendar year. In NC FAST the provider will complete these activities through the NC FAST Provider Portal. The Provider Agreement, which includes payment
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