The Official CCDF Program for The Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our childcare assistance programs

What is the CCDF program?

The CCDF program helps eligible Native American families pay for child care so parents can work, attend school, or participate in job training.

The process normally takes around a week to process.

No, the CCDF program is not a childcare center. The program subsidizes care with daycares throughout our service area.

Families who are enrolled in the federally recognized tribes living in the Salt lake, Utah, and Tooele counties.

Families must make at or below 85% of the State median income. Some
exemptions may apply, please contact the CCDF office for more information.

Yes, if you are “actively” seeking employment, CCDF can assist.

Yes, CCDF is open to any childcare provider that is licensed with Utah.

CCDF families MUST notify the CCDF office within 10 business days of any changes so your case file can be updated.

Changes in household income, size, location, job change/loss, and/or a change in provider must be reported to your case worker.

Future childcare payments will not be processed until timesheets from the previous month are turned in.
Please notify your case worker so they can close your file with CCDF and with your provider.