Child Care Subsidy: Income & Need Factor

Last Updated April 29, 2021

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The clients are a grandmother and grandfather who have legal guardianship of their 5-year-old grandson. The court order does not state they are legally and financially responsible for the child. In this case, what income and need factor is considered for the case?

A The grandmother and grandfather must meet a need factor, and their income is considered.
B The grandmother and grandfather must meet a need factor, but their income is excluded.
C The grandmother and grandfather do not have to meet a need factor, and their income is excluded.
D Either the grandmother OR the grandfather has to meet a need factor, but income is excluded.

A mother is applying for child care for her 8 year old daughter, Susie. The mother’s boyfriend also lives in the home with his 10-year-old child, Fred. Whose income and need factor are considered for this child care case?

A The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s and Susie’s income must be considered.
B The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, Susie’s, and the boyfriend’s income must be considered.
C The mother and her boyfriend must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, Susie’s, and the boyfriend’s, and Fred’s income must be considered.
D The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, Susie’s, the boyfriend’s, and Fred’s income must be considered.

A mother is applying for child care for her two youngest children. The mother and father live with their three children. Ages 2, 10, and 18. The 18-year-old is still in high school and in the 12th grade. Whose income and need factor are considered for this child care case?

A The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s and the two youngest children’s income must be considered.
B The mother and father must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, father’s, and all three children’s income must be considered.
C The mother and father must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, father’s, and the two youngest children’s income must be considered.
D None of the above

A mother is applying for child care for her 2 children, ages 4 and 6. Her ex-husband, who is not the father of the children, also lives in the home. The mother’s 12-year old sister also resides in the household. What income and need factor are considered for this child care case?

A The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s and her 2 children’s income must be considered.
B The mother must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, the mother’s sister’s, and the 2 children’s income must be considered.
C The mother and her ex-husband must meet the need factor, and the mother’s, ex-husband’s, the mother’s sister’s, and the 2 children’s income must be considered.
D The mother and her ex-husband must both meet a need factor, and the mother’s, her 2 children’s, and ex-husband’s income must be considered.

Sarah, a 15-year-old mother, is requesting child care for her newborn. Sarah lives with her mother, Jan, and Sarah’s 2 younger siblings. Whose income and need factor are considered for this child care case?

A Sarah must meet a need factor, and Sarah’s and the newborn’s income must be considered.
B Jan and Sarah must meet a need factor, and Jan’s, Sarah’s, and the newborn’s income must be considered.
C Jan and Sarah must meet a need factor, and Jan’s, Sarah’s, Sarah’s siblings’, and the newborn’s income must be considered.
D Jan must meet the need factor, and only Jan’s and the newborn’s income must be considered.

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