YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth — Child Care & Financial Assistance
Preschool, after-school and summer child care — the Open Doors financial assistance program can cut costs by up to 50% based on income, and CCMS scholarships are accepted.
Preschool, after-school and summer child care — the Open Doors financial assistance program can cut costs by up to 50% based on income, and CCMS scholarships are accepted.
On-campus child care at Tarrant County College Northwest for children 6 weeks to 5 years, with priority for student-parents — Head Start, Early Head Start and scholarship spots help with cost.
After-school and summer care for ages 6–18 — membership is $100 a year for ages 6–12 and free for ages 13–18.
After-school and summer care for ages 6–18 — membership is $100 a year for ages 6–12 and free for ages 13–18.
On-campus after-school care at Fort Worth ISD elementary schools, dismissal to 6 p.m. — scholarships are available and child care assistance (CCMS) is accepted.
After-school programs for girls ages 6–18 — mentoring, STEM, homework help and college-and-career readiness at schools and community sites across Tarrant County.
Full-day care and early learning for children 6 weeks to 5 years old, with fees based on ability to pay; a second center is at UNT Health Fort Worth, 3620 Modlin Avenue.
Free preschool and family support for children ages 3 to 5 from low-income families, run by Child Care Associates at centers across Tarrant County.
Free early learning and family support for pregnant moms and children from birth to age 3 from low-income families, run by Child Care Associates.
Free, full-day pre-K at Fort Worth ISD schools for children who qualify — register at fwisd.org/prek.
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