NJ Human Services Opens Grant Applications to Help Child Care Providers Meet Increased Costs Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Source: Official State of the State of New Jersey, Department of Human Services

September 29, 2020

The Depart of Human Services announced on September 29, 2020 that they

would open a grant application on October 1st so that “licensed child care

centers and registered family child care providers can begin applying for grants

to help meet the increased costs of reopening and remaining open during the

ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency.” 

 

“Up to $50 million will be available and it must specifically be used for COVID-19

related expenses, such as personal protection equipment (PPE), cleaning and

sanitation, classroom modifications, air quality and ventilation enhancement and

added staffing costs to meet new COVID-19 health and safety guidelines.”

 

“Licensed child care centers and registered family child care providers open by

Thursday (Oct. 1) can apply through the New Jersey Child Care Information

System (NJCCIS). Grants will range from $8,000 to $17,000 for licensed child

care centers, based on a center’s capacity, and $2,500 for registered family child

providers. Providers must note how they plan to use the funds in the application,

and the funding must be spent by Dec. 30.”

 

Application link: https://www.njccis.com/njccis/home

 

 

State:
New Jersey
Interests:
Funding For Early Childhood Education
Submitted on:
February 21, 2021
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