HopeChildcare Assistance
We pay up to $400 a month toward childcare. The money goes straight to your childcare provider, every month you are enrolled full time.
Single parents enrolled full time in an associate or bachelor degree program · Every month you are enrolled full time
From hopbe.org/our-program ↗About this program
Childcare is one of the biggest things standing between a single parent and a degree. We pay up to $400 a month toward childcare. The money goes straight to your childcare provider, every month you are enrolled full time.
Questions
How much does the program pay toward childcare?
We pay up to $400 a month toward childcare. The money goes straight to your childcare provider, every month you are enrolled full time.
Who is eligible to join the program?
To join the program, you need to: Be a U.S. citizen; Be a single parent, with your children living with you and in your custody; Have a high school diploma or a GED; Show that you need financial help; Have a 2.7 GPA or higher; Be enrolled full time in an associate or bachelor degree program, with a letter from your school to confirm it
Details
- Who
- Single parents enrolled full time in an associate or bachelor degree program
- When
- Every month you are enrolled full time
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