Frequently Asked Questions
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Broomfield Health and Human Services provides financial assistance through the Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) to qualifying low-income families who are working, searching for employment or enrolled in the Colorado Works program and who need child care services to support their efforts toward self-sufficiency.HHS - Care Assistance Program
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In order to qualify for CCCAP, you must meet basic income eligibility requirements and you must be participating in a qualifying activity. A qualifying activity includes working, going to school, GED, Post Secondary-up to your Bachelor's degree or looking for employment (up to 13 weeks). Income eligibility is based on gross income including unearned income such as child support. All Broomfield CCCAP single heads of household applicants are required to apply for child support, if applicable.
To qualify for CCCAP in Broomfield, your family income must fall within 265% of the federal poverty level. Contact the CCCAP technician at 720.887.2275 to learn more about the eligibility requirements. The technician will conduct a brief telephone interview to determine income eligibility and schedule an appointment for a full intake interview.
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Yes. You must file for child support for all children in your home that are needing assistance.
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Only students who are minors or students within 6 months of receiving their GED, or Post-Secondary students earning a Bachelor's Degree or less currently qualify for the Colorado Child Care Assistance program.
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Yes. You must have proof of residency within the county to receive assistance.HHS - Care Assistance Program
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No. The adult with legal custody of the child must apply for benefits.HHS - Care Assistance Program
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HHS - Care Assistance Program
Child Care Assistance reimburses the child care costs for licensed and Qualified Exempt child care providers.
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AAll CCCAP parents are responsible for selecting their own provider. Parents may select a licensed child care center or a licensed family care home. Parents should select the type of care that best meets the needs of the child(ren) and family. Quality child care should include nurturing providers and an environment that is safe, developmentally stimulating and promotes growth and learning.HHS - Care Assistance Program
Child Care Innovations maintains a list of current licensed providers. They can be reached at 1-877-338-2273. -
Yes, as long as each provider is licensed.HHS - Care Assistance Program
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Each case is reviewed for re-determination annually.
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HHS - Care Assistance Program
You may pick up an application at: Broomfield Department of Human Services at 100 Spader Way Broomfield, CO 80020 or apply online at Colorado PEAK.
Once the application and all required verifications are submitted the case manager will contact you to schedule a phone interview to determine your potential eligibility for the program. You can contact the child care case manager at 720.887.2275 with any questions.
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Yes. Parents participating in the CCCAP program are required to pay a portion of their monthly child care expenses. This is referred to as the parental fee. The amount is determined based on the family income and the number of people in the household. The fee is paid directly to the provider each month. You will be informed of the portion of the cost that you are responsible for at the time of your application.HHS - Care Assistance Program