At Kidstown Childcare, we're proud to be fully approved for all major BC childcare funding programs — helping your family access quality care at a cost that works for you.
At Kidstown Childcare, we proudly support the Affordable Child Care Benefit (ACCB) — a government-funded program that helps BC families manage the cost of quality licensed child care. The ACCB is available to eligible families with children aged 0 to 12 and can be applied directly to your monthly childcare fees.
This childcare subsidy BC is based on household income and family size, with greater support available for lower-income families. Whether you're looking for a daycare subsidy in BC or a preschool subsidy in BC, the ACCB is designed to reduce your out-of-pocket costs significantly.
If you're searching for a daycare in Mission that accepts ACCB BC, look no further than Kidstown Childcare — a place where care, learning, and community come together.
| Group Child Care / Multi-Age Child Care | Maximum Monthly Funding |
|---|---|
| Children under 19 months | $1,250 |
| Children 19 months and over but under 37 months | $1,060 |
| Children 37 months and over but who have not reached school age | $550 |
| Children of school age (during the school year) | $550 |
* Amounts reflect maximum monthly funding as of 2024–2025. Actual benefit depends on household income, family size, and number of children in care. Rates are subject to change — visit the BC Government website for the most current information.
At Kidstown Childcare, we proudly participate in the Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative (CCFRI) — a key BC government program that directly reduces monthly child care fees for families. Through CCFRI funding, licensed providers like us receive provincial support to offset operating costs, passing the savings on to you.
CCFRI is one of BC's most impactful childcare programs. Since its launch, it has saved BC families more than $3 billion in child care fees. Currently, 97% of eligible licensed child care centres in BC participate — including Kidstown Childcare.
2025–26 Update: Fee increase limits remain capped at 3% of the regional median fee, protecting families from sudden cost spikes. From April 1, 2026, all CCFRI providers must offer at least 9.5 hours of care per day before charging extended-hours fees — ensuring families get a full standard day of care included.
Combined with the ACCB, CCFRI can dramatically reduce — and in some cases nearly eliminate — your monthly childcare costs.
Our team is happy to walk you through every available funding option and help you apply. Reach out today — let's make quality childcare work for your family.
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