wisconsin shares parent portal

Where can I find more information about Wisconsin shares foster parent?

Please visit the Wisconsin Shares Foster Parent page to learn more. The MyWIChildCare Parent Portal is an online system available to parents receiving Wisconsin Shares to help them manage their child care subsidy needs. The Parent Portal is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is mobile-friendly.

Where can I find authorization information for the Wisconsin shares program?

Authorization information can be viewed through the Child Care Provider Portal. The Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy program does not pay for the full cost of child care. It is important to discuss your price and payment policies with families.

How does Wisconsin shares work for parents?

Parents participating in Wisconsin Shares will be referred for child support services for their biological or adopted children. Parents must cooperate with the child support agency in establishing legal paternity for their child (ren) and in collecting child support from any absent parent.

What is the Wisconsin child care provider portal?

The Child Care Provider Portal allows you to manage your child care business with the State of Wisconsin online. The Provider Portal is available 24/7, and you can access it from any computer, tablet, or smartphone with an internet connection. Information found in the Provider Portal is updated in real-time.

How long is the Parent Portal open?

The Parent Portal is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is mobile-friendly. You (parents) can log in to the Parent Portal using your ACCESS account user ID and password . The Parent Portal is updated immediately when changes are made to an authorization, so your information is always current. View your child care authorizations.

Can parents log into the Parent Portal?

You (parents) can log in to the Parent Portal using your ACCESS account user ID and password . The Parent Portal is updated immediately when changes are made to an authorization, so your information is always current. Confirm the correct provider and location is listed.

What is Wisconsin Shares Child Care?

The Wisconsin Shares child care subsidy program supports eligible families by funding a portion of the cost of child care while the parents are working or participating in an approved activity.

When will Wisconsin share subsidy increase?

This temporary increase is effective until June 30, 2021.

What is Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program?

The Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program supports families by funding a portion of the cost of child care while the parents are working or participating in an approved activity.

What documents are needed for Wisconsin child verification?

Some of the documents that may help you meet verification requirements are: Driver’s license, photo ID card, or U.S. passport. Social Security Number for children who need subsidy. Certified copy of child’s official birth certificate if not born in Wisconsin.

How to contact MyWiChildCare?

Disagreements should be handled one-on-one and in a confidential and respectful manner. , or by calling to speak to MyWIChildCare customer service 1-877-201-7601, who can also help track down any transaction or payment history. You will need to have your card ready with your 16-digit card number.

Does MyWiChildCare use the same password?

The MyWIChildCare Parent Portal login uses the same username and password as your ACCESS account. If you do not have an ACCESS account, go to the ACCESS website to create one.

What is a parent/provider?

The parent/provider is a legal guardian receiving subsidized guardianship payments for the child. The child has a special need and the child’s parent/provider is unable to care for the child at the provider’s own home or group center, as verified by a physician or other qualified medical professional.

How often do you get your Wisconsin child care authorization?

Authorization information will be mailed to child care providers when authorizations begin, end, or change, and at least every three months. Authorization information can be viewed through the Child Care Provider Portal. The Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy program does not pay for the full cost of child care.

What is a child care provider portal?

The Child Care Provider Portal allows you to manage your child care business with the State of Wisconsin online. The Provider Portal is available 24/7, and you can access it from any computer, tablet, or smartphone with an internet connection. Information found in the Provider Portal is updated in real-time. View the training video and CCPP User Guide

How long do you have to keep a child care agreement in Wisconsin?

You must keep the agreement for at least three (3) years after the child’s last day of attendance at a location where it can be made available to the Department of Children and Families within 24 hours.

What is a waiver for a foster child?

The waiver authorizes care for your child at another provider. Waivers must be granted for individual children under the following circumstances: The parent/provider is a foster parent. The parent/provider is a kinship care relative with a court order for placement and is receiving a kinship care benefit for the child.

Do you have to apply for subsidy funds to a parent?

You must apply subsidy funds first to the parent’s current monthly bill, including their out-of-pocket cost, and then to any outstanding balances the parent has. If there are any funds remaining, the funds are intended to help with covering the true cost of caring for infants and toddlers.

Can a parent be a child care provider?

Parents Who are Child Care Providers. If you are a parent who is a licensed or certified child care provider, your child cannot be authorized to receive care at the center you operate. If you need child care for your own child, you must apply for and receive a waiver.

What is a child care authorization in Wisconsin?

A child care authorization is the number of hours you are approved for to cover your child care need. The child care need is based on the hours of your approved activity, the child’s schedule, ...

How to contact FIS parent service?

FIS parent customer service line 1-877-201-7601. Live customer service agents are available between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Central Standard Time.

About the MyWIChildCare EBT Card

Call the number on your EBT card to activate it and establish a PIN, just like setting up a regular debit card. Your card will look like the image to the right.

For Parents with Potentially Compromised MyWIChildCare EBT Cards

If any individual ever requests your MyWIChildCare card and/or PIN information, do not provide it. Contact the Bureau of Program Integrity at DCFMBCHILDCAREFRAUD@wisconsin.gov (link sends email) to report the incident for investigation.

MyWIChildCare Resources for Parents

The Department of Children and Families (DCF) periodically sends letters to families about Wisconsin Shares and any updates or changes that are taking place. Read the letters below to learn the latest information about Wisconsin Shares.