Wash. Admin. Code § 110-15-2210 - Eligibility
(1) If applicants
or reapplicants meet one of the qualifiers of the priority list and otherwise
meet all eligibility requirements of Part II or III of this chapter, they will
not be placed on the wait list and will be eligible to receive WCCC subsidies.
The priority list includes:
(a) Families
applying for or receiving TANF;
(b)
Families receiving TANF and working to cure a sanction;
(c) Foster children;
(d) Families that include a child with
special needs;
(e) Families with
teen parents (under age 22) who are not living with a parent or guardian, and
who are attending a high school full-time that has an on-site child care
center;
(f) Families with a child
residing with a biological parent or guardian who have received child
protective services, child welfare services, or a family assessment response
from DCYF in the past six months and has received a referral for child care as
part of the family's case management; and
(g) Reapplicants who received subsidies
within the last 30 days and:
(i) Have
reapplied for subsidies; and
(ii)
Have household income of 60 percent of the SMI or below.
(2) As provided in WAC
110-15-0001, WCCC is administered
to the extent of available funds. If available funds are insufficient to allow
all priority groups to not be placed on the wait list and be eligible to
receive WCCC subsidies, only the highest ranked groups that can be served
within available funds will be prioritized. The priority groups are ranked in
the order listed in subsection (1) of this section, highest to
lowest.
(3) If funds are not
available, applicants and re-applicants not belonging to a group on the
priority list will have their names placed on the wait list upon approval of
eligibility. Names will be placed on the wait list based on their application
or reapplication dates and served as funds become available.
(4) For applicants and reapplicants who
re-main on the wait list for 12 months or longer, new eligibility
determinations will be required when subsidy child care becomes
available.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 43.215.060 and 43.215.070. WSR 17-22-101, § 170-290-2210, filed 10/30/17, effective 11/30/17; WSR 17-09-042, § 170-290-2210, filed 4/14/17, effective 5/15/17.
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