Students
Phoenix Women’s Commission International Women’s Day
Scholarship for Re-entry Women 2009/2010
The Deadline for this application has passed
CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy:
The CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy is a federally funded program, targeting Pell eligible student parents. It subsidizes child care costs at ASU affiliated child care centers to increase access, impact and excellence for student parents.
FYI: Check out the CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy Evaluation Report!
If you are a current CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy recipient:
- You should have recieved either an email or a letter, detailing your Subsidy: dates of coverage, co-pay, and the rules and responsibilities you must comply with in order to retain your Subsidy.
- If you are on the CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy waitlist:
-If you were not sent a new application for the Subsidy, then you were not enrolled in classes at ASU this Fall.
- How do I get on the CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy waitlist?
Contact the Subsidy coordinator by email only: Maureen Duane and provide the following:
-Your ten Digit ASU ID
-Your phone number
-Your Child's full name
-Your Child's birthdate
-Which child care center (from the list below) you are using or want to use.
- Who may apply for the CCAMPIS Child Care Subsidy?
-
- All applicants must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at Arizona State University.
- All applicants must be the parent(s)/legal guardian of a child(ren) enrolled at, and incur child care expenses from, one of the following on and off campus CCAMPIS Partner programs:
- The centers listed above typically enroll from their own waitlists. Make sure you get on their waitlists as soon as you can.
- All applicants must be Pell Grant eligible. This demonstrates financial need for this subsidy.
- All applicants must be U.S. citizens and permanent residents. If you are neither a citizen, nor eligible non-citizen, you are not eligible for this federally funded subsidy program.
- All applicants must utilize child care services because they are single or have a spouse/domestic partner who is either a student, employed/looking for employment outside the home (for a minimum of 30 hours per week) or disabled. You may be asked to document your spouse/partner's student status, employment, or disability.
Subsidy questions should be directed to: Maureen Duane
Contact the Department of Economic Security (DES) about assistance in paying for child care at this link: DES Child Care
This section last updated on 9/30/09
Faculty and Staff
Faculty and staff should contact Human Resources at 480-965-2701 for information about the Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA). One account option offers reimbursement for certain dependent care expenses incurred while you are at work. In addition, it is always a good idea to ask your child care provider for information on any child care discounts that they offer.
DES Child Care
|
