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Child Care Subsidy Assistance (CCDF)

CCDF-funded subsidy helping families pay for child care, administered by the Comanche Nation Child Care Program. Subsidy and re-certification applications are posted, along with the tribe’s FY26-28 CCDF plan and a parental complaint form.

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Who qualifies

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The Child Care Programs page publishes the program’s mission and its discrimination policy but not its eligibility rules — no income limit, tribal membership requirement, work or study requirement, or age range for the child is stated on the page. The subsidy application, re-certification application and the FY 2026-2028 ACF-118A CCDF plan are posted as downloads and contain the operative rules. The discrimination policy states: "Our Centers do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender or identity, or handicap condition. Children with a handicap condition will only be accepted if care accommodations can be met and maintained. However, if a child’s handicap condition requires special therapy and care needed by a trained specialist, we cannot accept them due to not being able to meet their daily care and safety needs." Confirm eligibility with the office before applying.

How to apply

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Download the Subsidy Application (or the Subsidy Re-cert Application if you are already enrolled) from the Child Care Programs applications and forms page. Call (580) 360-0688 or email childcare@comanchenation.com to confirm eligibility requirements and required documents. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Where it's available

No service area or county list is published on the Child Care Programs page. The tribe’s CCDF plan, posted as a download, is the authoritative statement of the service area.

206 SW 8th, Lawton, OK 73501

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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Comanche Nation · CHILD CARE

Child Care Subsidy Assistance (CCDF)

CCDF-funded subsidy helping families pay for child care, administered by the Comanche Nation Child Care Program. Subsidy and re-certification applications are posted, along with the tribe’s FY26-28 CCDF plan and a parental complaint form.

Who's eligible

Verify With Program

The Child Care Programs page publishes the program’s mission and its discrimination policy but not its eligibility rules — no income limit, tribal membership requirement, work or study requirement, or age range for the child is stated on the page. The subsidy application, re-certification application and the FY 2026-2028 ACF-118A CCDF plan are posted as downloads and contain the operative rules. The discrimination policy states: "Our Centers do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender or identity, or handicap condition. Children with a handicap condition will only be accepted if care accommodations can be met and maintained. However, if a child’s handicap condition requires special therapy and care needed by a trained specialist, we cannot accept them due to not being able to meet their daily care and safety needs." Confirm eligibility with the office before applying.

Where it's offered

State

No service area or county list is published on the Child Care Programs page. The tribe’s CCDF plan, posted as a download, is the authoritative statement of the service area.

Location:

206 SW 8th, Lawton, OK 73501

How to apply

Download the Subsidy Application (or the Subsidy Re-cert Application if you are already enrolled) from the Child Care Programs applications and forms page. Call (580) 360-0688 or email childcare@comanchenation.com to confirm eligibility requirements and required documents. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Contact

Phone: (580) 360-0688

Email: childcare@comanchenation.com

Start application

Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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