Transition Year Child Care People leave MFIP because of higher earnings are automatically transferred to Transition Year child care. Almost everyone who leaves MFIP for work or child support income and has income below a certain level is guaranteed one year of help with their child care bills. A parent on transition year child care can get child care coverage for up to 240 hours of job search during the year. Families on MFIP three months or less do not qualify for Transition Year Child Care. Parents and providers, however, have a choice to request that the parent pay the child care provider and then that the parent be reimbursed by Resources for Child Caring.
Families are eligible based on their income.
It does not make a difference whether someone has been on MFIP or not. This is not a guaranteed program and there is often a waiting list. Teen parents completing their high school education Families who are working Parents who want to pursue post-secondary education. The Ramsey County Child Care Payment Unit pays their child care bills as long as they maintain school attendance. Parents and providers, however, have a choice to request that the parent pay the child care provider and then that the parent be reimbursed by Resources for Child Caring.