Indiana child care for families experiencing homelessness: 90-day grace period for immunization records and birth certificates
Indiana statewide · Checked 2026-10-28
Get these first
Indiana child care assistance (CCDF voucher): apply on Early Ed Connect — new applicants go on a waiting list; a signed parent/guardian statement that the family is homeless
Steps
- Apply for child care assistance (Indiana child care assistance (CCDF voucher): apply on Early Ed Connect — new applicants go on a waiting list).
- At the child care program, sign a statement that your family is homeless.
- The program may then give you 90 days to bring the child's immunization records and birth certificate.
Is it still open?
Not confirmed yet
Official details
- What you can get
- may allow a 90 day grace period to receive immunization records and birth certificates Official source
- Who can get it
- There is no minimum length of time an Applicant or Co-Applicant must reside in Indiana to obtain assistance. This can include a person who is homeless Official source
- What to bring
- a signed parent/guardian statement indicating that the family is homeless Official source
- How to apply
- Not confirmed yet
- Where to apply
- Not confirmed yet
- Who decides
- A licensed child care center, licensed home, unlicensed registered ministry, and a legally license exempt provider Official source
- How fast they decide
- 90 day grace period Official source
Sources
- https://www.in.gov/dA/553b94ece0/GracePeriodPolicy.pdf?language_id=1 checked 2026-10-28
- https://www.in.gov/fssa/carefinder/files/CCDF-Policy-Manual.pdf checked 2026-10-28


