The vision for CCAP is for all Kentucky families to have access to available, quality child care that is developmentally appropriate, affordable, healthy and safe.

The mission is to target families most in need of child care and to provide access to developmentally appropriate quality care with a focus on early learning, early literacy and child well-being while strengthening families and building communities.

You may enroll your child with a licensed child care center, a certified family child care home provider, or an individual who cares for no more than 3 unrelated children in the home and is registered to receive a child care assistance payment.

• 4 pay stubs or statement written by employer projecting income
• Social Security or cash assistance from supplemental Security Income, if it is the parent/guardian's income.
• Alimony- allowance paid to one spouse by the other for support after separation or divorce
• Child Support-money paid by a non-custodial parent for the benefit of the child
• Self Employment Income and/or Farm Self Employment Income
• Tips reported by parents

• Children of low-income parents who work 20 hours per week
• Children of low-income parents who work 20 hours per week and attend an education or training program leading to self sufficiency
• Children of parents who participate in the federally mandated welfare reform program (K-Tap)
• Children who receive, or need to receive, protective or preventive services
• Children of teen parents
• Working parents with children who have special needs