Washington SB5752 modifies child care and early childhood development programs by expanding eligibility, adjusting copayments, and increasing funding.

Washington SB5752 amends early childhood education and assistance programs to expand eligibility criteria, including children from families with incomes above 110% but less than or equal to 130% of the federal poverty level. It prioritizes enrollment for children from families with the lowest income, those in foster care, or those with multiple needs. The bill also adjusts copayment schedules based on household income and introduces new eligibility criteria for working connections child care benefits.

Washington SB5752 modifies child care and early childhood development programs by expanding eligibility, adjusting copayments, and increasing funding.

Washington SB5752 amends early childhood education and assistance programs to expand eligibility criteria, including children from families with incomes above 110% but less than or equal to 130% of the federal poverty level. It prioritizes enrollment for children from families with the lowest income, those in foster care, or those with multiple needs. The bill also adjusts copayment schedules based on household income and introduces new eligibility criteria for working connections child care benefits.