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OH HB7
Bill
Status
1/23/2025
Primary Sponsor
Andrea White
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AI Summary
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Foster caregivers and kinship caregivers become eligible for publicly funded child care in Ohio under amendments to Section 5104.30 of the Revised Code
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Caregivers must be employed or participating in education/training for a time period reasonably related to the hours the child receives publicly funded care
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Only children placed with foster or kinship caregivers qualify for the subsidized child care benefit
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Approved providers include licensed child care centers, Type A and Type B family child care homes, licensed preschool programs, school child programs, and border state providers for Ohio residents in bordering counties
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Replaces a previous provision that extended publicly funded child care to families whose income reached 150% of the federal poverty line as of October 1, 1997
Legislative Description
Make certain caregivers eligible for publicly funded child care
Juvenile and Family Law : Foster Care
Last Action
Referred to committee: Children and Human Services
1/28/2025