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   How do I contact the Ohio Department of child care?

   • If the program is licensed by Ohio Department of Education (ODE), call 614-466-0224. If the program is licensed by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), call 1-877-302-2347, option 4.

   Preschool Registration - Kettering City School District

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   How can I apply for child care services in Ohio?

   • To apply for Ohio's Child Care Services, parents choose from home providers and centers that have provider agreements with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. *Please note it may take up to 30 days to process an application*. Here's how to apply: Please click the appropriate link below.

   Welcome to Stark County, Ohio

   starkjfs.org/government/offices/jobs___family_services/human_services/programs___services/child_care_services/index.php

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   Where can I find information on Ohio child care programs?

   • To find information on Ohio child care programs regulated by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services and the Ohio Department of Education,\, please visit the 'Search for Early Care and Education Programs' to view if the program participates in publicly funded child care, inspection reports, and other program information.

   Coronavirus Pandemic Child Care Information for Families

   jfs.ohio.gov/cdc/coronavirusandchildcareforfamilies/

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   How do I contact the child care policy helpdesk?

   • Staff Supports Sub-Domain: Program Administration Sub-Domain: Staff Management Sub-Domain: Transition Sub-Domain: Communication and Engagement Sub-Domain: Please contact the Child Care Policy Helpdesk at 1-877-302-2347, option 4, if you have any questions.

   CCMPL 114 (Step Up To Quality Sample Forms - New) - Ohio

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   How does the Ohio child care program work?

   • The program supports workforce participation by parents and provides early care and education experiences for children. Child Care Assistance. This link will open in a new window Strengthening Ohio families through workforce participation and early care and education.

   Child Care Assistance - Ohio.gov

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   Who is responsible for child care in Ohio?

   • In addition, ODJFS and county agencies are responsible for licensing and inspecting all child care settings in Ohio. Customers who are not proficient in English may call 1-877-302-2347, option 4, for translation services. Are you interested in opening a child care program?

   Child Care - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   If you need assistance on any of the following, please contact the Family and Customer Support Center Phone: 1-877-302-2347, opt 4: Answering questions regarding all child care rules. Research issues and assist with resolution. Document complaints for investigation by ODJFS staff or local county agencies.

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3. jfs.ohio.gov › child-care › information-for-familiesFile a Complaint - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   Please contact the Child Care Policy Help Desk at 877-302-2347 option 4 or email: childcarepolicy@jfs.ohio.gov. Report Child Care Fraud If you think someone getting help child care costs or a child care provider gave false info to the county or state, you can report it.

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   Child Care in Ohio. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) offers financial assistance to eligible parents to help them with child care costs while they engage in work, education, or job training.

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   Please contact the Child Care Policy Help Desk at 1-877-302-2347, option 4, or at childcarepolicy@jfs.ohio.gov if you have any questions about the new policy. Contact OCCRRA for OPR questions at support@occrra.org or 1-877-547-6978.

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   ODJFS Child Care Policy Help Desk. 1-877-302-2347 (Option 4) Mon – Fri 8am-5pm. Email: childcarepolicy@jfs.ohio.gov. Policy questions for licensing/certification, PFCC, and SUTQ. File a complaint. Time Attendance and Payment (TAP) Resources. Website: https://ohiocctap.info/.

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   The Child Care Resource Guide for Families is a list of child care contacts and helpful links to assist Ohio families.

9. ohio.gov › resources › child-care-assistanceChild Care Assistance - Ohio.gov

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   Jul 13, 2023 · Child Care Assistance. Strengthening Ohio families through workforce participation and early care and education. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services' Publicly Funded Child Care program helps eligible parents who are working or in school pay for child care.