While Nevada does not have a tri-share program, the following child care assistance options are available:
| Program | Type | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nevada Child Care Subsidy Program | Subsidy | State child care assistance for working families | Learn More |
| Nevada Silver State Stars QRIS | Quality Rating | Quality rating and improvement system | Learn More |
Common questions about child care assistance in Nevada
No, Nevada does not currently have a tri-share program. The state offers child care subsidies for income-eligible families.
Nevada offers the Child Care Subsidy Program for eligible families and Silver State Stars quality ratings.
Yes, Nevada employers can implement duo-share programs and offer dependent care benefits to help employees.
Child care in Nevada averages $10,000-$14,000 per year for infants, with higher costs in the Las Vegas and Reno areas.
Silver State Stars is Nevada's quality rating and improvement system for child care providers.
Employers in Nevada 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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