February 1, 2019

FSSA Issuing $1.5M In Child Care Grants To 22 Recipients

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The state of Indiana is distributing 22 grants totaling more than $1.5 million to public school corporations and nonprofits that offer care to school-age children before or after the school day and when school isn't in session.

The recipients represent 41 child care sites in 14 Indiana counties and serve children ages 5 through 14. The grants supplement program costs in four areas: program enrichment, equipment, staffing and staff development.

The Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning in the Family and Social Services Administration announced the grants Thursday.

The grant awards for as much as $80,000 cover two years with an option to request a one-year, no-cost extension if additional activities remain that haven't been completed at the end of the grant period.

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