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PA HB1108
Bill
Status
9/29/2025
Primary Sponsor
Eric Nelson
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AI Summary
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Revises copayment structure for subsidized child care to a sliding scale of 3-7% of annual income for families at or below 235% of Federal poverty level, and 7-12% for families between 235-300% of poverty level
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Removes the previous $5 per week minimum copayment requirement and eliminates copayment deductions based on additional work hours worked by parents
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Sets initial eligibility for subsidized child care at 200% of Federal poverty income guidelines, with redetermination eligibility at 235% (or up to 300% if appropriations are available)
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Requires at least $25 million annually from child-care services appropriations to serve families with incomes between 235-300% of Federal poverty guidelines
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Guarantees 12-month continuous eligibility for enrolled children regardless of temporary changes in parent work status or income increases (up to 85% of State median income)
Legislative Description
In public assistance, further providing for copayments for subsidized child care; and making a repeal.
Last Action
Referred to Aging & Youth
10/3/2025