Ohio HB782 establishes the At-Home Infant Care Program to provide financial assistance to caretaker parents allowing them to stay home and care for.
Ohio HB782 enacts the At-Home Infant Care Program Act, creating a program within the Department of Children and Youth to provide financial assistance to eligible caretaker parents. This assistance enables caretaker parents to stay home on a full-time basis to care for their children under two years of age. To be eligible, caretaker parents must be at least eighteen years old, have not previously received two years of at-home care assistance for the child, and may have other family members working or in education or training programs.
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