Commercial Child Care Slot Buydown
Purchases dedicated spaces in existing civilian centers for military families.
Purchases dedicated spaces in existing civilian centers for military families.
Open nonprofit-operated child care centers in high-demand military communities, with DoD fee schedules and eligibility.
Provides school-based before- and after-school care to make child care more accessible to military families.
United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County helps eligible parents cover child care while completing an undergraduate degree or long-term workforce training.
Used a technology-enabled provider network and local community capacity to match Guard families with care during drill periods.
The Idaho National Guard provides recurring child care during scheduled drill weekends, building on partnerships with 4-H and other community youth organizations.
DoD funding allows eligible families to use an approved off-base child care center while paying the same fee structure offered on an installation.
Uses state quality rating and improvement systems to qualify additional community child care providers.
JBLM and the South Sound Military and Communities Partnership brought together DoD, community, and industry partners to expand affordable child care options for military families.
An Army installation partnered with its local community to help military families afford child care in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.