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Common questions about child care assistance in Connecticut
Connecticut launched a tri-share pilot in 2024 with $2M in funding. The program splits child care costs equally among employers, employees, and the state.
Families must be employed by a participating employer, have income between 50-75% of State Median Income, and be ineligible for the Care 4 Kids subsidy program.
Families can save $6,000-$8,000 per year depending on child care costs and provider rates.
Employers can contact the Office of Early Childhood to learn about participating in the tri-share pilot program.
The pilot program is available in select regions of Connecticut. Contact OEC for current coverage areas.
Employers in Connecticut can implement a Duo-Share program immediatelyโa two-way cost split between employer and employee that can be launched in 60-90 days without waiting for government funding.
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