CCDF is the primary federal funding source devoted to providing low-income families that are working or participating in education and training with help paying for child care and improving the quality of child care for all children. Every 3 years, CT must complete a new plan that is approved by the Federal Office of Child Care (OCC). OCC then reviews the plan and, if approved, issues funds for the next federal fiscal year.
8 Components of the CCDF Plan
Current CCDF Plan: 2022-2024
- CCDF Plan 2022-2024 Amendment 2
- CCDF Plan 2022-2024 Amendment 1
- Family Child Care Narrow Cost Analysis Report 2022
- Center-based Care Narrow Cost Analysis Report 2022
- 2022 Market Rate Survey and Analysis for CCDF
- Final Submitted CCDF Plan 2022-2024
- Draft CCDF Plan 2022-2024 – Updated July 1, 2021
- Key Approaches for Implementation – CCDF Plan 2022-2024 (English)
- Key Approaches for Implementation – CCDF Plan 2022-2024 (Spanish)
- Connecticut State Advisory Council (Early Childhood Cabinet) Meeting CCDF Plan presentation May, 2021
- Public Comment Report for Connecticut’s Proposed CCDF Plan 2022-2024
CCDF Plan: 2019-2021
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 7 – April 22, 2021
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 6 – Feb. 21, 2021
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 5 – Oct. 21, 2020
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 4 – Aug. 21, 2020
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 3 – Dec. 3, 2019
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 2 – Sept. 25, 2019
- CCDF Plan 2019-2021 Amendment 1 – June 6, 2019
- CCDF Plan 2019–2021 Initial Submission – Oct. 1, 2018
- Key approaches for implementation CCDF Plan 2019–2021
- Connecticut State Advisory Council Meeting CCDF Plan presentation 2018
- 2018 Market Rate Survey and Analysis for CCDF
- Public Comment Report for Connecticut’s Proposed CCDF Plan 2019-2021
Previous CCDF Plans
Last updated September 21, 2023