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Community creche

Wk74239 · 2014-06-16 08:18:05

I am unemployed with a college degree and a one year old son. I mind him from 8-5 during the week but would like to do jobbridge but my ex can't afford creche fee's on her own. I heard about community creche where you only pay 30 euro per week. Would I(the father) be entitled to this scheme even if his mother is working.…

16-06-2014 8:18am

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Wk74239

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I am unemployed with a college degree and a one year old son. I mind him from 8-5 during the week but would like to do jobbridge but my ex can't afford creche fee's on her own. I heard about community creche where you only pay 30 euro per week. Would I(the father) be entitled to this scheme even if his mother is working. You see I wouldn't be able to afford to pay my share of the cost if I did jobbridge.

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#2 16-06-2014 9:32am

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Here is info about the subvention scheme - http://www.dcya.gov.ie/viewdoc.asp?fn=%2Fdocuments%2Fchildcare%2FCC_Subvention_Scheme%2FCC_Subvention_Scheme.htm

Ring your local one as the waiting lists can be long.

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