Child Care & Development Fund (CCDF)
About CCDF
The Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) is a federal program that assists low-income families in obtaining child care so they can work, attend training, or continue education. The purpose of the CCDF is to increase the availability, affordability, and quality of child care.
The CCDF Program is administered through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) in the Division of Family Resources (DFR), Bureau of Child Care (BCC). The CCDF State Plan outlines parameters for both local and state levels and includes program outcomes, systems development, and eligibility requirements.
How to Apply for Child Care Assistance
To apply for the CCDF voucher program, you must contact your local Intake Agent.Families must then choose a child care provider who meets CCDF provider eligibility standards. If you need help locating a CCDF eligible provider, contact your local Child Care Resource and Referral agency.
- Find the Child Care Resource and Referral agency that serves your area
- Or you may call 1-800-299-1627
Information and Resources
- CCDF State Plan 2012-2013
- Income Eligibility & Fee Schedule
- CCDF Reimbursement Rates
- CCDF Policy Manual
- Center Agreement Policy Manual
Updates for CCDF Providers
Latest Updates-
CCDF Provider Website: http://www.hoosierchildcare.com/
- Apply for or check the status of my Medicaid (health coverage), SNAP (food assistance) or TANF (cash assistance) benefits.
- Find a quality child care provider in my local area.
- Learn about home and community-based supports for the elderly.
- Learn about job assistance for people with disabilities.
- Seek help for a mental health issue or a drug, alcohol or gambling addiction.
