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If language interpretation services are needed, please contact our main office at: 907-269-4500 or 888-268-4632.

Information for Families:

Find a Child Care Provider

To find a currently licensed provider, access the Online Child Care Facilities Database. The website provides the public access to current information contained in the state’s Integrated Child Care Information System (ICCIS).

Concerns or Complaints

To file a report of concern regarding an incident involving a child in care or a complaint against a child care provider, email CCPO@alaska.gov or call the Child Care Program Office (CCPO) at 907-269-4500 or toll free at 888-268-4632.

Child Care Assistance Program

The Child Care Assistance Program provides assistance with child care expenses for eligible families who are working or participating in an education or training program.

Child Care Assistance in Alaska is known as “Parents Achieving Self Sufficiency” ( PASS ) and is divided into three categories; PASS I, PASS II, and PASS III.

The PASS I program provides child care assistance for families receiving benefits under the Alaska Temporary Assistance Program.

The PASS II program provides child care assistance for families who are transitioning from the Alaska Temporary Assistance Program.

The PASS III program provides child care assistance for families who are not eligible for, or who have never received, PASS I or PASS II.

• Child Care Assistance Service Delivery Areas Map
• Online Child Care Contribution Calculator
• PASS II & PASS III Child Care Assistance Brochure
• PASS I Child Care Assistance Brochure
• CC08 - Child Care Assistance Application
• Child Care Assistance Offices

(Alaska IN! for Special Needs Child Care)

The Alaska Inclusive Child Care Program (Alaska IN!) is an enhanced referral and supplemental subsidy program for children with special needs.

• Alaska Inclusive Child Care Program (Alaska IN!) Brochure
• CC48 - Application for Alaska Inclusive Child Care
  

Alaska’s Early Intervention Infant Learning Program -

Developmental Screenings

The early years of a child’s life are the most import. From ages birth to 3, rapid learning and brain development takes place. Some children need a little extra help to develop certain skills. Alaska’s Early Intervention Infant Learning Program (EI/ILP) is a program that provides specialized services for children who have developmental delays and/or disabilities. The services are for children birth to 3 years and will provide extra help for your child’s development. If you are concerned that your child may have a developmental delay, or know of a child with a disability, please visit the Alaska’s Early Intervention Infant Learning Program website for more information about the referral process.

Child Care Referral