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Child Care Regional

Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) Child Care Subsidy

Helps pay for child care for families whose parents or guardians are working, in job training, or enrolled in school. Covers full-day care for infants and toddlers, before and after school care, and care during school closures such as holidays and summer.

AvailableRegional
Operated byTribal

Who qualifies

Any enrolled tribal citizen
Income Based
Geographic

The CCDF page states: "the parent(s)/guardians must be working, training, or enrolled in an education program. The Ottawa Tribe CCDF program serves all federally recognized Native American families that reside within our service area which includes NW Arkansas, SW Missouri, SE Kansas, and NE Oklahoma. The family must meet the adjusted monthly income guidelines." The 2026 checklist requires a CDIB or tribal membership card, proof of income for all household members, an employer-completed Employment Verification Form, and a utility bill as proof of residence. The income limits are not published.

How to apply

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Download the 2026 Client Application Packet and submit the completed application and Provider Agreement by email, office visit, or mail with: one full month of current pay stubs and Employment Verification Forms, proof of tribal affiliation, a utility bill in your name, each child's state-certified birth certificate and current shot records, Social Security cards, custody or guardianship documents, and, for students, a class schedule and acceptance letter. Emailed documents must be scanned; faxes and photos of documents are not accepted. Mail to P.O. Box 110, Miami, OK 74355.

Where it's available

The page names the service area as "NW Arkansas, SW Missouri, SE Kansas, and NE Oklahoma" without listing counties; call to confirm your address is covered.

13 S. Hwy 69A, Miami, OK 74354

Get in touch

Phone918-542-7259 Websitewww.ottawatribe.gov/ccdf
Office13 S. Hwy 69A, Miami, OK 74354

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-10-02.

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Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma · CHILD CARE

Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) Child Care Subsidy

Helps pay for child care for families whose parents or guardians are working, in job training, or enrolled in school. Covers full-day care for infants and toddlers, before and after school care, and care during school closures such as holidays and summer.

Who's eligible

Any Enrolled Tribal Member Income Based Geographic

The CCDF page states: "the parent(s)/guardians must be working, training, or enrolled in an education program. The Ottawa Tribe CCDF program serves all federally recognized Native American families that reside within our service area which includes NW Arkansas, SW Missouri, SE Kansas, and NE Oklahoma. The family must meet the adjusted monthly income guidelines." The 2026 checklist requires a CDIB or tribal membership card, proof of income for all household members, an employer-completed Employment Verification Form, and a utility bill as proof of residence. The income limits are not published.

Where it's offered

Regional

The page names the service area as "NW Arkansas, SW Missouri, SE Kansas, and NE Oklahoma" without listing counties; call to confirm your address is covered.

Location:

13 S. Hwy 69A, Miami, OK 74354

How to apply

Download the 2026 Client Application Packet and submit the completed application and Provider Agreement by email, office visit, or mail with: one full month of current pay stubs and Employment Verification Forms, proof of tribal affiliation, a utility bill in your name, each child's state-certified birth certificate and current shot records, Social Security cards, custody or guardianship documents, and, for students, a class schedule and acceptance letter. Emailed documents must be scanned; faxes and photos of documents are not accepted. Mail to P.O. Box 110, Miami, OK 74355.

PDF Download Email In-Person Mail

Contact

Phone: 918-542-7259

Start application

Last verified against the official source on 2026-10-02.

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