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DSHS Childcare Referral (BFET)

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DSHS Childcare Referral (BFET) 2024-06-17T20:38:28+00:00

DSHS Childcare Referral (BFET)

Workforce is partnered with the Department of Social Health and Services (DSHS) to assist current students who receive SNAP/EBT receive subsidized childcare while in school.

Who can we help? 2024-01-17T19:10:52+00:00

Anyone meeting the following criteria:

  • Must have dependent(s).
  • Receiving Federal Basic Food Assistance (SNAP/EBT) from DSHS.
  • Registered for classes in an approved pathway:
    • Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) with an emphasis.
    • ELCAP/ESOL (formerly known as ESL) with an employment goal. They must meet with the Transition Success Center to develop an Individual Education Plan.
    • GED/High School Completion, Jumpstart, I-BEST, and Continuing Education.
    • Professional-Technical Degree
How to Apply 2024-06-17T21:00:58+00:00

Current WES Students

  1. Complete the online Funding Renewal on our WES Homepage located next to the banner image.
  2. Please submit this form each quarter you plan on enrolling in classes. If you do not submit a renewal, your daycare may be canceled by DSHS.

 

New WES Students

  1. Complete the online Orientation on our WES Homepage located next to the banner image.
  2. Your assigned Workforce Advisor will email you after we receive the above request form. You will be asked to complete additional forms and provide us with a valid photo ID and DSHS Food Benefit Letter before we can process your childcare request.

ORIA (Office of Refugee & Immigrant Assistance) BFET

  • The WES department can enroll ORIA BFET students who are pursuing employment and training for professional technical degrees or certificates from Highline College.
  • At this time, we are not able to provide DSHS childcare referrals for ORIA BFET students who are only taking ELCAP/ESOL (formerly known as ESL) courses.
  • Click this hyperlink to locate community resources that provide ORIA BFET services.

Questions?

AdvisorCaseload Contact
Czarina Refeurzo (She/Her)
Workforce Advisor
Last Name: A - F and W - Z(206) 592-3804
crefuerzo@highline.edu
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Brenna Turner (She/Her)
Workforce Advisor
Last Name: G-M (206) 592-3822
bturner@highline.edu
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Katina Sims (She/Her)
Workforce Advisor
Last Name: N - V (206) 592-3676
ksims@highline.edu
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This statement pertains to the Basic Food, Employment and Training program (BFET)

Highline College is an equal opportunity provider. Visit the USDA site for complete information or to file a complaint.