Money, plainly
We accept government grants.
Jack’n Jill Family Day Home Agency participates in Alberta’s Affordability Grant. Eligible families pay reduced fees, as low as $326.25/month full-time. You may also qualify for income-tested subsidy on top. We help line the file up with the home.
Funding we help you use
- Alberta Affordability Grant for licensed family day homes in our network.
- Alberta child care subsidy, when your family is eligible.
- The hours you actually need—including evenings—so the file matches real life.
The $326.25/month figure is the provincial parent portion many full-time eligible families see after the Affordability Grant (about $15 a day). Exact fees still depend on hours, age, and the approved home. Confirm with the office before you budget.
What to bring
- Proof of identity and residency.
- Income documents the province currently asks for.
- Your child’s dates of birth and custody notes if relevant.
- The hours you actually need, including evenings if that is real life.
Common questions
Do Jack’n Jill homes accept government funding?
Eligible families can use the Affordability Grant and, when they qualify, subsidy with licensed family day homes in our network. Full-time parent portions can be as low as $326.25/month. We help line the paperwork up with the home.
Do I still apply for subsidy myself?
Some supports are applied through the licensed program; others still need a family application. Check the current Alberta rules, then we will tell you what the home and agency still need from you.
Where is the agency office?
10207 102 Street, Grande Prairie, AB T8V 2W1. Phone +1 XXX XXX XXXX. Children are cared for in approved homes—not as drop-in care at the office.