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PATERSON, NJ - An announced increase in child care subsidy rates will have a direct, and positive, impact on Paterson families, according to Coleen Stevens Porcher, CEO of 4CS of Passaic County.

According to a Friday announcement by New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy and Human Services Commissioner Carole Johnson, by increasing the amount of dollars available to the critical programs made available through 4Cs and their counterparts across New Jersey, the Murphy Administration is helping more families find services they need and advancing quality child care.

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The New Jersey Cares for Kids Program (NJCK) provides child-care voucher services for families who meet the eligibility criteria for services. Eligible families must be employed full time (30 or more hours per week) or in a full-time education/training program or a combination of part-time work and education/training.

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This type of care is provided in someone's home. In New Jersey, a provider can care for no more than five children, plus a maximum of three of their own children. Home providers can choose to be registered, which means they meet the basic safety and programs requirements established by state law.

This registration also allows these in-home providers to accept payments from families participating in government-subsidized child-care assistance programs.In this type of care, a person comes to your home to care for your child. This provider might offer other services such as light housekeeping, starting or making dinner or driving your child to lessons or play dates.