Request more specialized supervision hours at age 13.
Once your child turns 13, they may be eligible for more Regional Center specialized supervision hours than previously. Follow this guide to submit your request.
Why
Additional child care funding may be available for teenagers and young adults, as their typically developing peers can be home alone and usually do not require 1:1 day care services.
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Regional Centers fund specialized child care services (also referred to as day care, child care, or specialized supervision) for parents who work full-time or are enrolled in full-time job training or education. Typically, this service comes in the form of 1:1 child care.
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Request more specialized supervision hours at age 13.
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