Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Grant
The CCAMPIS Grant provides financial support for childcare to eligible Seminole State College of Florida student-parents, helping reduce the cost of care while you attend classes.
This federally funded program (supported through September 2029) allows eligible students to receive childcare vouchers and access care through a network of approved Gold Seal providers in Seminole County.
If you are a student-parent, we encourage you to review the eligibility requirements and apply to see if you qualify.
Am I Eligible?
To qualify for CCAMPIS support, applicants must:
- Be Pell Grant eligible for the current academic year (based on your FAFSA).
- Be enrolled in 6 or more credit hours toward a degree.
- Maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA.
- Be a resident of Seminole County, Florida.
- Be the custodial parent or guardian of a child (ages 0-12).
Important: You must continue to meet these requirements throughout your participation in the program to remain eligible.
Program Details
If eligible, CCAMPIS provides childcare vouchers to help cover a portion of your childcare costs.
- Care must be provided by an approved Gold Seal provider through the Early Learning Coalition (ELC) of Seminole.
- Support is available for up to two children (ages 0-12).
- Care options may include:
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Before/after school care
The ELC team is available to help you select a provider and determine your family's co-pay (similar to the School Readiness program).
ELC Seminole - Partner Information
Early Learning Coalition of Seminole (ELC Seminole)
ELC Seminole works to ensure every child in Seminole County has access to quality early childhood education and care. Through this partnership, CCAMPIS participants gain access to trusted childcare providers who meet high standards for safety, learning, and development. Visit the Early Coalition of Seminole County website to learn more about available childcare providers.
CCAMPIS Questions
For questions or assistance with the CCAMPIS grant, contact the CCAMPIS Project Manager, Bridgette Roa or the CCAMPIS Grant office.
This project is supported by the U.S. Department of Education’s “Childcare Access Means Parents In School” Program, Award #P335A250138, ALS #84.335A as part of an award totaling $2,007,368 which is (97%) federally funded. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, the U.S. Department of Education.
How to Apply to CCAMPIS
Step One
Complete the CCAMPIS Application
As part of your application, you will be asked to upload a short, written response (up to 250 words) explaining:
"Your current childcare needs and how CCAMPIS support would help you stay enrolled, succeed academically, or progress toward your career goals."
Step Three
What Happens Next?
Applications are reviewed within 2 business days.
CCAMPIS staff will contact you by email or phone with an update on your application and next steps.
Next Steps After Application Approval
Step One - CCAMPIS staff will
- Talk with you to confirm your childcare needs.
- Submit a referral to the Early Learning Coalition (ELC), beginning the childcare enrollment process.
Step Two - Once enrolled with the ELC
- Childcare vouchers will begin based on academic semester.
- Support may continue through semester breaks, depending on eligibility and program funding.
To remain in the CCAMPIS Program, you must
- Complete a program orientation.
- Attend at least 2 parent engagement activities per semester
(1 parenting-focused workshop and 1 college student success-focused workshop).
- Submit required surveys each semester.
- Meet with CCAMPIS staff and recommended campus resource at least once per semester.