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Suad Home Daycare accepts DSHS Working Connections Child Care (WCCC) subsidy. Subsidy families get the same licensed care, home-cooked meals and weekday hours (6 am to 8 pm) as every family here, in Lake City, North Seattle.
One full day of care with breakfast, lunch, snacks, naps, learning and outdoor play.
Limited spotsNow enrolling infants, toddlers and school-age kids
Working Connections Child Care (WCCC) is Washington State's child care assistance program. It helps eligible families pay for licensed child care while they work or are in approved activities.
The state decides who qualifies and how much your monthly copay is. We don't set eligibility, but we're happy to help you understand the steps. Our team is Mandatory Subsidy Billing Certified.
Licensed family home child care, license PL-25280.
Experienced caregivers, CPR and First Aid certified, with four caring assistants.
Breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner, home-cooked.
DSHS / Working Connections (WCCC) subsidy accepted.
We pick up and drop off within a 7-mile radius of our Lake City home.
Full-time is 5 days per week, up to 8 hours per day. Part-time is 3 days or fewer per week, or about 4 hours per day or less. Extended hours are available at an additional rate. Meals and snacks are included. DSHS / WCCC subsidy accepted.
With WCCC, the state pays part of your tuition and you pay a monthly copay set by the state.
Yes. We accept DSHS Working Connections Child Care (WCCC) subsidy for eligible families.
Eligibility and copays are decided by the State of Washington, not by us. You can apply through Washington Connection (washingtonconnection.org) or by contacting DSHS.
Yes. Every family gets the same licensed home setting, meals included, and the same caregivers.
Tours are in person or virtual. Call or text: (206) 513-8502.