Families can renew, apply for and track their application for the Affordable Child Care Benefit using My Family Services. Please check the status of your application using My Family Services before calling the Child Care Service Centre.
Starting September 1, 2024, the Affordable Child Care Benefit will be available to families when their child care is arranged or recommended by an Indigenous authority. This means families will receive the same support with their child care costs, regardless of whether their child care is arranged or recommended by the Ministry of Children and Family Development, Indigenous Child and Family Service Agencies, or under Indigenous law.
Forms for families to apply for the Affordable Child Care Benefit
If you are unable to apply online, download the following form:
Child care arrangement form
Consent forms
Income declaration forms
Medical and support needs forms
Work search record forms
When care is provided in the child’s home, the parent is responsible for submitting the claim form each month and paying the child care provider.
Explore the latest resource designed to assist families and child care providers in understanding the child care benefit and how to access funding. This printable brochure can be used as a trifold or as a two-page document for posting in schools, offices and child care programs. It includes:
Share these resources widely to ensure more families and community members are informed about the Affordable Child Care Benefit when accessing child care.
Affordable Child Care Benefit brochure for print (PDF, 85KB)
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