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Child Care Assistance Program Updates
Get Help Paying for Child Care with CCAP
New Jersey’s Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) helps income-eligible families who are working, attending school, or participating in job training pay for child care. CCAP is a State program that is managed locally by Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) agencies. There is a CCR&R in every county.
Community Child Care Solutions is the CCR&R for both Middlesex and Somerset Counties
Getting Started is Easy
To get started, visit ChildCareNJ.gov, where you can:
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Learn about the program and eligibility requirements.
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Use the eligibility calculator to see if you may qualify.
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When you’re ready, get connected to the State’s secure application system, MyNJHelps, to apply.
Applying
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You will need to create an account to apply.
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If you have previously created a MyNJHelps account to apply for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or Work Frist New Jersey (WFNJ), use your previously created username and password to sign in.
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You will not be able to upload documents online if you are applying for CCAP only. If you choose to apply for SNAP and/or WFNJ as well as CCAP, you will be able to upload documents but the uploaded documents will only be used for SNAP/WFNJ verification. You will still need to submit any required documents for CCAP verification to Community Child Care solutions.
What to Expect After You Apply
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After you submit your application, a Community Child Care representative will:
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Contact you with next steps and let you know which documents are required.
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Provide instructions on how to submit them.
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Help you complete the application process.
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Once you’ve submitted all required documents, Community Child Care Solutions will review your application and make an eligibility decision within 30 days.
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If you need help at any point, please contact us at cccscustomerservice@cccschildcare.org for assistance.

For Families

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Eligible families can receive help paying for child care. Financial help may be provided for low and moderate-income working parents and parents attending school.
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