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What is it?
Transitional Child Care (TCC) is a government
program that helps people who have left public assistance (PA) and are
now working to pay for childcare.
What do I get? The government makes payments directly to the childcare provider. TCC can be used to pay for different types of childcare including family daycare, daycare centers, school-age programs, summer camps, and babysitters. How long do I get it? You can get TCC for up to one year. |
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