Fee Subsidy definition

Fee Subsidy means financial assistance provided toward the cost of licensed child care services, licensed home child care and children’s recreation programs.

Fee Subsidy means financial provisions for eligible Parents to support the daily costs of Licenced Child Care and Children’s Recreational Programs;

Fee Subsidy means financial assistance provided toward the cost of Licensed Child Care services.

Examples of Fee Subsidy in a sentence

• Families are eligible for the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy for the full term in which their concession is valid.

• Services must also advise eligible families of the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy arrangements.

• If a family becomes eligible for the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy during a term, a full refund of the applicable term fees (and fee deposit, where appropriate) will be provided.

• The fees charged must comply with the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy – Fees Policy (refer to Definitions), and be responsive to the local community and the viability of the service.

• The Kindergarten Fee Subsidy is provided by DET and enables eligible children to attend 15 hours of kindergarten free of charge.

• The Kindergarten Fee Subsidy is provided by DET and enables eligible children to attend kindergarten free of charge or at minimal cost.

• The fees charged must comply with the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy requirements (refer to Definitions), and be responsive to the local community and the viability of the service.

• This is deducted from term fees.Kindergarten Fee Subsidy (KFS): A state government subsidy paid directly to the funded service to enable eligible families to attend a funded kindergarten program at no cost (or minimal cost) to promote participation.

• The Kindergarten Fee Subsidy is provided by DEECD and enables eligible children to attend kindergarten free of charge or at minimal cost.

• If a family becomes eligible for the Kindergarten Fee Subsidy during a term, a full refund of the applicable term fees will be provided.