While Vermont does not have a tri-share program, the following child care assistance options are available:
| Program | Type | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vermont Child Care Financial Assistance Program | Subsidy | State child care assistance for working families | Learn More |
| STARS | Quality Rating | Vermont's quality rating and improvement system | Learn More |
Common questions about child care assistance in Vermont
No, Vermont does not currently have a tri-share program. The state offers financial assistance for income-eligible families.
Vermont offers the Child Care Financial Assistance Program and STARS quality ratings for providers.
Yes, Vermont employers can implement duo-share programs and offer dependent care benefits.
STARS is Vermont's quality rating and improvement system for child care providers.
Child care in Vermont averages $12,000-$15,000 per year for infants.
Employers in Vermont 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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