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Child Care Expense Assistance | Missouri Family Support Division - Nodaway County

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Resource Name:Child Care Expense Assistance | Missouri Family Support Division - Nodaway County

address

301 East Summit Drive, Maryville, MO 64468

Eligibility

Income guidelines and need child care because you have a child under the age of thirteen, or age thirteen or older with a special needs, and you are: working; attending school; in job training; disabled; being evaluated for training and or employment; receiving child welfare services from the Dept of Social Services Children's Division; and/or you have a child with special needs.

Required documents

Phote ID, SS numbers for everyone in the household, proof of address, income and resources, including award letters. To check on your satus, you may also use your case number.

Hours

M, T, Th, F 8am-5pm, W 9am-5pm
855-373-3664

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Main Phone

800-392-1261

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Automated 24-Hour Information Line

660-582-3180

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FAX Number

Languages

Translation services available

Application process

You may download an application from the website, request an application be mailed to you or walk in. You will also need to complete an interview with FSD.

Fees

Child care providers receive payment directly from DSS for payment of the state rate (varies by county), less any sliding fee. You are responsible for paying the sliding fee and any co-payment charges to the child care provider (except for Children's Division families child care assistance). Parents/guardians can lose their child care assistance for failure to pay their sliding fee. Children with special needs may have sliding fee waived.

Service area

Nodaway County, MO
The Missouri Family Support Division offers several social service programs to help Missouri families. Services include food stamps. TANF and MO HealthNet applications.

Last Assured

09/15/2026

Providing organization

MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
The Department of Social Services is responsible for coordinating programs to provide public assistance to children and their parents, access to health care, child support enforcement assistance and to provide specialized assistance to troubled youth. While many programs give needed financial assistance and services, other units work toward reducing financial dependency of the citizens on government.