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The department works to ensure that families have access to high quality and affordable early childhood care and education and administers the licensing and regulation of child care centers. The Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board is administratively attached to the Department of Children and Families.
BRO has teams of staff based in five regional offices Madison, Waukesha, Green Bay, Rhinelander and Eau Claire.
Wisconsin Shares Subsidy Payments Subsidy PaymentCopayment Balance of State $1,071.00 $126.91 Milwaukee County $1,689.22 $125.60 Statewide $1,430.72 $126.42
Staff to child ratios Age of childrenMinimum number of childcare worker to childrenMaximum number of children in a group Birth to 2 years 1:4 8 2 years to 2 years 1:6 12 2 years to 3 years 1:8 16 3 years to 4 years 1:10 203 more rows Mar 29, 2023
Families must have income below 185% of poverty to be initially eligible, and can continue to be eligible until income exceeds 200% of poverty. Most parents are required to share the cost of childcare through a co-payment required.
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Secretary Emilie Amundson As the head of DCF, Secretary Amundson is responsible for statewide and county administered programs that assist children and families, including child welfare, early care and education, and child support.

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