Arizona SB1727 amends eligibility for child care assistance, prioritizing families transitioning off cash assistance and those with incomes at or.

Arizona SB1727 modifies the eligibility criteria for child care assistance, prioritizing families transitioning off cash assistance and those with incomes at or below the federal poverty level. The bill mandates that families must request assistance within six months of case closure and may receive aid for up to 24 months. Assistance is also extended to families with incomes up to 165% of the federal poverty level, but it ceases if income exceeds 85% of the state median income. Special provisions include support for teenaged custodial parents and those in crisis situations.

Arizona SB1727 amends eligibility for child care assistance, prioritizing families transitioning off cash assistance and those with incomes at or.

Arizona SB1727 modifies the eligibility criteria for child care assistance, prioritizing families transitioning off cash assistance and those with incomes at or below the federal poverty level. The bill mandates that families must request assistance within six months of case closure and may receive aid for up to 24 months. Assistance is also extended to families with incomes up to 165% of the federal poverty level, but it ceases if income exceeds 85% of the state median income. Special provisions include support for teenaged custodial parents and those in crisis situations.