Child Care Programs & Employer Resources by State

Alabama does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share program.

Alaska has no verified statewide Tri-Share program in the sources reviewed.

Arizona does not have a verified operating statewide Tri-Share program on the sources reviewed.

Arkansas does not currently operate a state Tri-Share or Act 1435 employer child-care credit.

California does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share grant.

Colorado does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share program in the sources reviewed;

Connecticut currently offers a New London County Tri-Share child-care pilot administered by LEARN, in which participating employers, employees, and…

Delaware does not have a verified state Tri-Share/Duo-Share program or employer child-care tax credit in the sources reviewed;

Florida does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share grant in the sources reviewed;

Georgia does not currently have a verified statewide Tri-Share or Duo-Share program.

Hawaii does not have a verified state Tri-Share or employer child-care tax-credit program;

Idaho has a KIDS First Coalition Tri-Share pilot associated with Bannock County, with employer, family, and public funding shares;

Illinois has no verified statewide Tri-Share grant in the official sources reviewed.

Indiana employers and families may explore NEIECC's Tri-Share+ benefit in 11 Northeast Indiana counties and Indiana's separate Employer Child Care…

Iowa does not currently have a verified statewide Tri-Share child-care program;

Kansas does not currently offer a state Tri-Share match.

Kentucky's active ECCAP program can match a participating employer's eligible child-care contribution at an income-based rate, subject to program…

Louisiana has no verified state Tri-Share or Duo-Share program identified here;

Maine does not currently have an enacted state Tri-Share/Duo-Share program or LD 1555 employer child-care tax credit.

Maryland offers the state-administered Child Care Scholarship program, including a Fast Track application pathway for eligible families, and current…

Massachusetts does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share program;

Michigan's active MI Tri-Share program is an employer-based benefit available statewide: for eligible employees using licensed Michigan child care,…

Minnesota does not currently have a verified state Tri-Share or Duo-Share program.

Mississippi does not currently have a verified statewide public Tri-Share/Duo-Share program.

Missouri does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share program;

Montana does not currently have a verified state Tri-Share or employer child-care tax credit.

Nebraska does not have an officially verified statewide Tri-Share child-care pilot in the sources reviewed.

Nevada currently offers an income-based Child Care and Development Program for eligible families, while employers may explore voluntary child-care…

New Hampshire does not operate a verified formal Tri-Share program.

New Jersey families can check the official Child Care Assistance Program for limited, eligibility-based help, while employers should consult a tax…

New Mexico offers statewide Universal Child Care through ECECD: eligible New Mexico families who work or attend school can apply for no-cost care…

New York's current child-care cost-sharing landscape includes OCFS's Empire State Child Care Share Pilot, which uses equal family, employer, and…

North Carolina has an active NC Tri-Share child-care initiative administered by NCPC and the Smart Start Network statewide: eligible families with a…

North Dakota's official WPCCR was a temporary HHS matching-benefit pilot for qualifying North Dakota employers and working parents, with $150 or…

Ohio's official Child Care Cred Program helps qualifying Ohio families and participating Ohio employers share licensed child-care costs: generally…

Oklahoma's official sources confirm income-tested child-care assistance, voluntary public-school pre-K for eligible four-year-olds, and the Stars…

Oregon does not currently have a verified state Tri-Share program.

Pennsylvania does not have a verified statewide Tri-Share program;

Rhode Island offers state-administered child-care assistance through Starting RIght CCAP and a targeted CCAP for Child Care Staff pilot;

South Carolina does not currently have a verified enacted Tri-Share or state employer child-care credit in the sources reviewed;

South Dakota's verified public resource is DSS Child Care Assistance, which helps eligible families who meet current income and work/school…

Tennessee currently offers an application-based TDHS NEW Care Partnership grant for eligible licensed child-care providers and private-employer…

Texas has no verified statewide Tri-Share program or verified HB 1709 employer child-care tax credit.

Utah offers income- and work-eligible families DWS Child Care Assistance and has an enacted 2026 employer child-care tax credit (H.B.

Vermont has an active statewide CCFAP subsidy administered by the Department for Children and Families;

Virginia offers a statewide Child Care Subsidy Program for eligible families, a nine-region Ready Regions early-childhood coordination network, and…

Washington has the state-administered WCCC subsidy for eligible families, generally limited to households below 60% SMI as of September 27, 2026;

West Virginia offers income-based child-care assistance through the Bureau for Family Assistance and statutory employer child-care tax credits for…

Wisconsin offers the statewide Wisconsin Shares child-care subsidy for eligible working families and a Wisconsin employer child-care credit tied to…

Wyoming does not have a verified state Tri-Share program;