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A child's subsidy rate is determined by total family income, type of child care program, and the number of hours the child attends in a month. Use Line 15000 from the most recent CRA Notice of Assessment to determine gross household income.

The Extended Hours Subsidy assists families with a valid reason for childcare outside the regular hours of 6 am to 6 pm, or on weekends, to receive in addition to one Child Care Subsidy—an extra $100 per month per child. The licensed or approved program must be approved to offer extended hours of care.

This is not a low-income subsidy. It is designed to help families with one working parent. You and your spouse (married or common-law) must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada and you must reside in Alberta. Use the online Application Form to apply.

This is not a low-income subsidy. It is designed to help families with one working parent. You and your spouse (married or common-law) must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada and you must reside in Alberta. Use the online Application Form to apply.

Child care subsidy With $45 million of this funding, the Alberta government will be expanding the subsidy program to families with a household income of up to $90,000 and making subsidy available to support families who have children attending licensed preschools.

A child's subsidy rate is determined by total family income, type of child care program, and the number of hours the child attends in a month. Use Line 15000 from the most recent CRA Notice of Assessment to determine gross household income.

The Alberta child and family benefit (ACFB) is a tax-free amount paid to families that have children under 18 years of age. For July 2022 to December 2022, you may be entitled to receive the following amounts: $1,330 ($110.83 per month) for the first child. $665 ($55.41 per month) for the second child.

The Extended Hours Subsidy assists families with a valid reason for childcare outside the regular hours of 6 am to 6 pm, or on weekends, to receive in addition to one Child Care Subsidy—an extra $100 per month per child. The licensed or approved program must be approved to offer extended hours of care.

A family earning $120,000 per year with one infant attending a family day program would be eligible for partial subsidy. If the fee at the program is $835 per month, the day care program will receive $350/month in an affordability grant and the family would be eligible for $253/month.

This is not a low-income subsidy. It is designed to help families with one working parent. You and your spouse (married or common-law) must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada and you must reside in Alberta. Use the online Application Form to apply.

Parents will see reduced fees starting in early 2022, and can expect to pay an average of: $10 per day if they earn up to $119,999. $11 to $17 per day if they earn between $120,000 and $179,999. $22.19 per day if they earn $180,000 and above.

The Alberta child and family benefit (ACFB) is a tax-free amount paid to families that have children under 18 years of age. For July 2022 to December 2022, you may be entitled to receive the following amounts: $1,330 ($110.83 per month) for the first child. $665 ($55.41 per month) for the second child.

This is not a low-income subsidy. It is designed to help families with one working parent. You and your spouse (married or common-law) must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada and you must reside in Alberta. Use the online Application Form to apply.

If you need help using the Child Care Subsidy online application or if you have questions related to your subsidy or application status, call the Alberta Supports Contact Centre at 1-877-644-9992. This service is available in more than 100 languages.

Child care subsidy With $45 million of this funding, the Alberta government will be expanding the subsidy program to families with a household income of up to $90,000 and making subsidy available to support families who have children attending licensed preschools.

To be eligible for the payments, a household must have a yearly income below $180,000. The province will use 2021 tax information to determine household eligibility for the payments. Parents will receive a total of $600 for each dependent child under 18.

The Alberta child and family benefit (ACFB) is a tax-free amount paid to families that have children under 18 years of age. For July 2022 to December 2022, you may be entitled to receive the following amounts: $1,330 ($110.83 per month) for the first child. $665 ($55.41 per month) for the second child.

A family earning $120,000 per year with one infant attending a family day program would be eligible for partial subsidy. If the fee at the program is $835 per month, the day care program will receive $350/month in an affordability grant and the family would be eligible for $253/month.

Parents will see reduced fees starting in early 2022, and can expect to pay an average of: $10 per day if they earn up to $119,999. $11 to $17 per day if they earn between $120,000 and $179,999. $22.19 per day if they earn $180,000 and above.

The Alberta child and family benefit (ACFB) is a tax-free amount paid to families that have children under 18 years of age. For July 2022 to December 2022, you may be entitled to receive the following amounts: $1,330 ($110.83 per month) for the first child. $665 ($55.41 per month) for the second child.

If you need help using the Child Care Subsidy online application or if you have questions related to your subsidy or application status, call the Alberta Supports Contact Centre at 1-877-644-9992. This service is available in more than 100 languages.

To be eligible for the payments, a household must have a yearly income below $180,000. The province will use 2021 tax information to determine household eligibility for the payments. Parents will receive a total of $600 for each dependent child under 18.