$140B
Government benefits go unclaimed every year in the U.S.
White House OMB, 2023
9M
Older adults are eligible for benefits but not enrolled
NCOA/Urban Institute, 2024
~100M
Americans receive some form of government assistance
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services, 2023
Rhode Island Government Benefits Programs
Explore the main benefit programs available and find the ones that apply to your situation.
Available programs in Rhode Island
SSDI in Rhode Island - Social Security Disability
Monthly income if a disability stops you from working.
SSDI in Rhode Island - Social Security Disability
Monthly income if a disability stops you from working.
SSDI pays a monthly benefit if you worked long enough, paid Social Security taxes, and now have a disability that stops you from working. In Rhode Island, medical decisions are made by Disability Determination Services. Approval also starts your path to Medicare.
AVERAGE MONTHLY BENEFIT
$1,630/mo
This is the average monthly SSDI payment for all disabled workers in 2026.
SSA 2026 COLA Fact Sheet
SUBSTANTIAL GAINFUL ACTIVITY
$1,690/mo (non-blind)
Earning above this monthly amount generally counts as working, and blind applicants have a higher $2,830 limit.
SSA 2026 COLA Fact Sheet
TRIAL WORK PERIOD
$1,210/mo
Months you earn above this amount count toward your trial work period while you test returning to work.
SSA 2026 COLA Fact Sheet
Who qualifies
- Have a work history and paid Social Security taxes
- Have a medical condition expected to last 12+ months or be terminal
- Cannot do substantial work because of your disability
- Are not currently earning above the SGA limit
How to apply
The fastest way to file a strong SSDI claim is through Turnout. Our advocates offer a free consultation, gather your medical evidence, and handle the paperwork. We work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless you win.
Frequently asked questions
Who decides my SSDI claim in Rhode Island?
Rhode Island Disability Determination Services reviews the medical evidence for SSA. They gather records from your doctors and may schedule an exam.
Does SSDI lead to Medicare?
Yes. Most SSDI recipients qualify for Medicare 24 months after their disability onset date, no matter your age.
Can I get Medicaid too while on SSDI?
Often yes. Rhode Island expanded Medicaid, so adults up to 138% of the federal poverty level can qualify, which can cover you during the Medicare waiting period.
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SSI in Rhode Island - Supplemental Security Income
Monthly cash for people with disabilities and limited income.
SSI in Rhode Island - Supplemental Security Income
Monthly cash for people with disabilities and limited income.
SSI helps people who are 65+, blind, or disabled and have very little income and few resources. Rhode Island adds a state supplement on top of the federal payment. You do not need a work history to qualify.
FEDERAL BENEFIT RATE
$994/mo (individual)
The 2026 federal SSI rate is $994 for an individual and $1,491 for a couple.
SSA 2026 COLA Fact Sheet
RHODE ISLAND SUPPLEMENT
+$39.92/mo
Rhode Island adds a state supplement for an individual living in their own household, for a combined $1,033.92 per month.
RI DHS / 218-RICR-20-00-5, 2026
RESOURCE LIMIT
$2,000 / $3,000
Countable resources must stay under $2,000 for an individual or $3,000 for a couple.
SSA 2026 COLA Fact Sheet
Who qualifies
- Are 65 or older, blind, or have a qualifying disability
- Have limited income and few countable resources
- Live in Rhode Island and are a citizen or qualified non-citizen
- Meet SSA's resource limits of $2,000 individual or $3,000 couple
How to apply
The fastest way to file a strong SSI claim is through Turnout. We offer a free consultation, help prove your income and resources, and prepare your medical evidence. We work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless you win.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rhode Island add to my SSI check?
Yes. Rhode Island pays a State Supplemental Payment (SSP) on top of federal SSI. The RI Department of Human Services issues that supplement as a separate payment.
How much is the Rhode Island supplement?
For an individual living in their own home it is $39.92 per month in 2026, bringing the combined total to $1,033.92. People in residential care or assisted living receive a larger supplement.
Will SSI give me health coverage?
Yes. SSI recipients in Rhode Island are generally eligible for Medicaid automatically.
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Veterans Benefits in Rhode Island
Tax-free monthly payments for service-connected conditions.
Veterans Benefits in Rhode Island
Tax-free monthly payments for service-connected conditions.
VA disability compensation pays a tax-free monthly benefit for injuries or illnesses connected to your service. Rhode Island adds state benefits like property tax exemptions and a tax exemption on military retirement pay.
100% DISABILITY RATING
$3,938.58/mo
A veteran alone rated 100% disabled receives this tax-free monthly amount in 2026.
VA.gov 2026 compensation rates
PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION
$10,000+ assessed value
Totally disabled Rhode Island veterans get a state-minimum exemption on home value, and towns may offer more.
RI Office of Veterans Services / RIGL 44-3-4, 2026
MILITARY RETIREMENT PAY
Fully exempt
Rhode Island fully exempts military retirement pay from state income tax.
RI Division of Taxation, 2026
Who qualifies
- Served on active duty, in the reserves, or the National Guard
- Have a condition connected to your service
- Received a discharge other than dishonorable
- Are a surviving spouse, dependent, or Gold Star parent for some benefits
How to apply
The fastest way to file or appeal a VA disability claim is through Turnout. Our advocates offer a free consultation, build your evidence, and manage the process. We work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless you win.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rhode Island tax my VA disability pay?
No. VA disability compensation is tax-free at both the federal and Rhode Island state level.
How do I get the Rhode Island property tax exemption?
Apply through your city or town tax assessor, since exemptions vary by municipality. Bring your DD-214 and VA rating letter.
Who can help me with my claim in Rhode Island?
The RI Office of Veterans Services provides free claims help through State Veterans Service Officers.
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Healthcare Advocacy in Rhode Island
Health coverage and advocacy for people 65+ and some younger people.
Healthcare Advocacy in Rhode Island
Health coverage and advocacy for people 65+ and some younger people.
Medicare is federal health coverage for people 65+ and some younger people with disabilities. Choosing between Original Medicare, Advantage, and Part D can be confusing. In Rhode Island, free SHIP counseling through the Office of Healthy Aging can help.
MEDICARE WAIT AFTER SSDI
24 months
Most people who qualify through SSDI get Medicare 24 months after their disability onset date.
SSA/CMS, 2026
RHODE ISLAND ENROLLMENT
246,679 enrolled
CMS reported 246,679 Rhode Island residents enrolled in Medicare for the 2026 plan year.
CMS, 2026
FREE SHIP COUNSELING
No income limit
Rhode Island's SHIP offers free, unbiased Medicare counseling with no income restriction.
RI Office of Healthy Aging, 2026
Who qualifies
- Are 65 or older and a citizen or long-term legal resident
- Have received SSDI for 24 months
- Have ALS or end-stage renal disease
- Need help comparing Medicare, Advantage, or Part D plans
How to apply
The fastest way to sort out your Medicare options is through Turnout. Our advocacy is covered by Medicare at no cost to you, and we help you compare plans and enroll on time so you avoid penalties.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get free Medicare help in Rhode Island?
Call the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) at 1-888-884-8721, or contact The POINT at 401-462-4444. Both are run through the RI Office of Healthy Aging.
When do I sign up for Medicare?
Your initial enrollment window runs from three months before to three months after your 65th birthday month. If you get SSDI, you are enrolled automatically after 24 months.
Can Medicare help pay my premiums if my income is low?
Yes. Rhode Island's Medicare Savings Programs can pay Part B premiums and cost-sharing for people who qualify.
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Education Advocacy in Rhode Island
Making sure your child gets every service they're entitled to.
Education Advocacy in Rhode Island
Making sure your child gets every service they're entitled to.
An IEP is a written plan of special education services for a child with a disability in public school. In Rhode Island, the process is overseen by the RI Department of Education. Services are available for eligible children from age 3 through 21.
INITIAL EVALUATION TIMELINE
60 calendar days
After you consent, the school must evaluate your child and meet to decide eligibility within 60 calendar days.
RIDE special education regulations, 2026
AGES SERVED
Ages 3 to 21
Special education rights run from age 3 through 21 in Rhode Island.
RIDE, 2026
REFERRAL MEETING
Within 10 school days
Schools must hold an evaluation team meeting within 10 school days of receiving a referral.
RIDE special education regulations, 2026
Who qualifies
- Are a parent or guardian of a child age 3 to 21
- Have a child with a suspected or diagnosed disability
- Have a child who needs specialized instruction to learn
- Live in a Rhode Island school district
How to apply
The fastest way to secure the right services for your child is through Turnout. Our education advocates prepare with you, review the evaluation, and join your IEP meetings so your child gets what the law requires.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start the IEP process in Rhode Island?
Put your request for an evaluation in writing to your child's school. The district must hold an evaluation team meeting within 10 school days.
How long does the evaluation take?
Rhode Island schools must complete the evaluation and hold an eligibility meeting within 60 calendar days of your written consent.
What if I disagree with the school?
You can request an independent evaluation, mediation, or a due process hearing, or file a complaint with RIDE.
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Medicaid in Rhode Island
Free or low-cost health coverage for qualifying Rhode Island residents.
Medicaid in Rhode Island
Free or low-cost health coverage for qualifying Rhode Island residents.
Rhode Island Medicaid covers doctor visits, hospital stays, prescriptions, and more at little or no cost. Rhode Island expanded Medicaid, so adults up to 138% of the federal poverty level can qualify. Family and children's coverage is branded RIte Care.
ADULT EXPANSION LIMIT
138% of FPL
Adults age 19 to 64 qualify with income at or below 138% of the federal poverty level.
RI EOHHS, 2026
CHILDREN (RITE CARE)
Up to 261% of FPL
Children up to age 19 qualify for RIte Care with family income up to 261% of the federal poverty level.
RI EOHHS, 2026
STATEWIDE ENROLLMENT
309,000 enrolled
About 309,000 children and adults are enrolled in Rhode Island Medicaid.
KFF, 2025
Who qualifies
- Are an adult 19 to 64 with income up to 138% of the federal poverty level
- Are a child in a family with income up to 261% of the federal poverty level
- Are pregnant with income up to 253% of the federal poverty level
- Are 65+, blind, or disabled and meet the income and asset rules
How to apply
Apply online through Rhode Island's HealthyRhode portal, which checks you for RIte Care and other Medicaid coverage. You can also apply by phone at 1-855-697-4347 or with a paper application. Have proof of income, identity, and residency ready; most decisions come within 45 days.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rhode Island a Medicaid expansion state?
Yes. Rhode Island expanded Medicaid in 2014, so adults 19 to 64 with income up to 138% of the federal poverty level can qualify even without children.
What is RIte Care?
RIte Care is Rhode Island's Medicaid managed care program for families, children, and pregnant women. There is no cost to enroll.
How do I apply?
Apply online at HealthyRhode.ri.gov, by phone, or in person at a DHS office. The same application checks you for marketplace coverage too.
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SNAP in Rhode Island
Monthly grocery benefits on an EBT card, accepted at most grocery stores.
SNAP in Rhode Island
Monthly grocery benefits on an EBT card, accepted at most grocery stores.
SNAP helps you buy food each month with benefits loaded onto an EBT card. Rhode Island uses Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility to raise the income limit above the federal floor, so more working families qualify. The program is run by the RI Department of Human Services.
GROSS INCOME LIMIT
185% of FPL
Most Rhode Island households qualify with gross income at or below 185% of the federal poverty level.
RI DHS, 2026
MAX BENEFIT FAMILY OF 4
$994/mo
The maximum monthly SNAP allotment for a family of four is $994 in the 48 states and DC.
USDA FNS, 2026
EXPEDITED DECISION
7 days
Households in urgent need can get expedited benefits within 7 days, while standard cases take up to 30 days.
7 CFR 273 / USDA FNS, 2026
Who qualifies
- Have gross income up to 185% of the federal poverty level
- Have a household member who is elderly or disabled with income up to 200% of FPL
- Are a U.S. citizen or qualified non-citizen
- Live in Rhode Island and buy and prepare food together
How to apply
Apply online through the HealthyRhode portal, by phone at 1-855-697-4347, or with a paper application at a DHS office. Have proof of income, identity, and household expenses ready. DHS decides within 30 days, or 7 days if you qualify for expedited service.
Frequently asked questions
What is the income limit for SNAP in Rhode Island?
Most households qualify with gross income up to 185% of the federal poverty level. Rhode Island has no asset test for most households.
How fast can I get benefits?
DHS has 30 days to decide, but households with very low income and resources can get expedited benefits within 7 days.
How do I use my benefits?
Benefits load monthly onto the Rhode Island EBT Card, which works like a debit card at grocery stores and farmers markets.
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WIC (Women, Infants, Children) in Rhode Island
Nutrition support for moms, infants, and young children.
WIC (Women, Infants, Children) in Rhode Island
Nutrition support for moms, infants, and young children.
WIC provides healthy food, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for pregnant women, new mothers, and children under 5. In Rhode Island, WIC is run by the Department of Health and benefits come on an eWIC card. There is no cost to take part.
INCOME LIMIT
185% of FPL
Households with income at or below 185% of the federal poverty level qualify for WIC.
RIDOH / USDA, 2026
AGES SERVED
Through age 5
WIC serves pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum people and children up to their fifth birthday.
RIDOH, 2026
BENEFIT DELIVERY
eWIC card
Rhode Island issues all WIC food benefits on the eWIC card statewide.
RIDOH, 2026
Who qualifies
- Are pregnant, breastfeeding, or postpartum
- Have an infant or child under age 5
- Have household income up to 185% of the federal poverty level
- Get SNAP, Medicaid, or RI Works and are automatically income-eligible
How to apply
Call your local WIC clinic or the RIDOH information line at 401-222-5960 to set up an appointment. Bring proof of income, identity, and residency, plus your child. A short health screening at the visit checks for nutrition risk.
Frequently asked questions
Who can get WIC in Rhode Island?
Pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum people and children under 5 who meet the income guidelines. Fathers, grandparents, and foster parents can apply for children in their care.
What is the income limit?
Household income must be at or below 185% of the federal poverty level. If you get SNAP, Medicaid, or RI Works, you are automatically income-eligible.
How do I use WIC benefits?
Benefits come on an eWIC card you use at WIC-approved stores. The free WIC Shopper app helps you find approved foods.
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LIHEAP in Rhode Island
Assistance that helps cover your home energy bills and prevents shutoffs.
LIHEAP in Rhode Island
Assistance that helps cover your home energy bills and prevents shutoffs.
LIHEAP helps income-eligible Rhode Island households pay heating bills, with extra crisis help if your heat is shut off or about to be. The RI Department of Human Services runs the program, and you apply at your local Community Action Agency. The season runs October through April.
INCOME LIMIT
60% of state median income
Households qualify when gross income is at or below 60% of the state median income for their size.
RI DHS, 2026
HEATING BENEFIT
$50 to $861
The FY2026 heating benefit ranges from a $50 minimum to an $861 maximum based on income and energy costs.
LIHEAP Clearinghouse / RI DHS, 2026
WINTER CRISIS BENEFIT
Up to $1,500
Crisis assistance of up to $1,500 helps households facing a heat shut-off or empty fuel tank.
LIHEAP Clearinghouse / RI DHS, 2026
Who qualifies
- Have gross income at or below 60% of the state median income
- Are responsible for home heating costs
- Live in Rhode Island
- Face a heating emergency for crisis assistance
How to apply
Apply in person at the Community Action Agency serving your area, which walks you through the process. Bring proof of income, identity, and your heating and utility bills. The heating season runs October 1 through April 15.
Frequently asked questions
Who runs LIHEAP in Rhode Island?
The RI Department of Human Services administers LIHEAP, but you apply at your local Community Action Agency.
What is the income limit?
Your household's gross income must be at or below 60% of the state median income for your household size.
What if my heat is about to be shut off?
Ask about Crisis Assistance. Rhode Island aims to resolve an energy crisis within 48 hours, and faster in life-threatening cold.
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ACA Subsidies in Rhode Island
Financial help that reduces the cost of health insurance through HealthSource RI.
ACA Subsidies in Rhode Island
Financial help that reduces the cost of health insurance through HealthSource RI.
Rhode Island runs its own health insurance marketplace, HealthSource RI, instead of using HealthCare.gov. You shop plans from three carriers and find out if you qualify for help paying premiums. The same application checks you for free RIte Care coverage first.
MARKETPLACE ENROLLMENT
38,557 enrolled
About 38,557 people enrolled through HealthSource RI during the 2026 open enrollment period.
HealthSource RI, 2026
GET FINANCIAL HELP
81% of customers
About 81% of HealthSource RI customers receive financial assistance toward their premiums.
HealthSource RI, 2026
AVERAGE TAX CREDIT
$494/mo
The average premium tax credit for renewing customers with financial help is $494 per month.
HealthSource RI, 2026
Who qualifies
- Are a Rhode Island resident and lawfully present
- Are not eligible for affordable job-based coverage or Medicare
- Have household income that qualifies you for premium tax credits
- Need coverage outside open enrollment after a qualifying life event
How to apply
Apply online at HealthSourceRI.com, Rhode Island's official marketplace. The site screens you for RIte Care first, then shows marketplace plans and your subsidy. Open enrollment runs each fall; call the HSRI Contact Center at 1-855-840-4774 for help.
Frequently asked questions
Do Rhode Islanders use HealthCare.gov?
No. Rhode Island runs its own marketplace, HealthSource RI, at HealthSourceRI.com. That is where you compare plans and apply.
Can I get help paying for a plan?
Yes. Most customers qualify for federal premium tax credits, and the state has proposed extra subsidies for lower-income enrollees.
What if my income is very low?
HealthSource RI checks you for free RIte Care (Medicaid) first, so you land in the right program automatically.
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TANF in Rhode Island (RI Works)
Monthly cash and job support for families with children.
TANF in Rhode Island (RI Works)
Monthly cash and job support for families with children.
The Rhode Island Works Program (RI Works) gives monthly cash assistance and job support to families with children who have very low income. Enrolled parents work with a case manager on employment and training. The program is run by the RI Department of Human Services.
MAX BENEFIT FAMILY OF 3
$865/mo
A family of three with no countable income can receive up to $865 per month in cash assistance.
Economic Progress Institute / RI DHS, 2026
LIFETIME TIME LIMIT
60 months
Adults can receive RI Works cash assistance for up to 60 months over their lifetime.
RI DHS / 218-RICR-20-00-2, 2026
WORK REQUIREMENT
20 to 30 hrs/week
Most parents must work or take part in job activities for 20 to 30 hours a week based on the age of their youngest child.
RI DHS, 2026
Who qualifies
- Have a child under 18 or are pregnant
- Live in Rhode Island and are a citizen or eligible non-citizen
- Have countable income and resources under the program limits
- Take part in work or training activities as required
How to apply
Apply online through the HealthyRhode portal, by phone at 1-855-697-4347, or with a paper DHS-2 application at a DHS office. Have proof of income, identity, and your children's information ready. An eligibility worker will set up an interview.
Frequently asked questions
How much does RI Works pay a family of three?
A family of three with no countable income can receive up to $865 per month, or less if they live in subsidized housing.
How long can I get benefits?
Adults can receive RI Works for up to 60 months over their lifetime, with hardship extensions possible.
What else comes with RI Works?
Families also get SNAP, RIte Care health coverage, child care assistance, and transportation help.
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EITC in Rhode Island (Earned Income Tax Credit)
Up to $8,231 back for working individuals and families.
EITC in Rhode Island (Earned Income Tax Credit)
Up to $8,231 back for working individuals and families.
The Earned Income Tax Credit puts money back in the pockets of working people with low to moderate income. Rhode Island adds its own refundable state EITC on top of the federal credit. You must file a tax return to claim it, even if you owe no tax.
FEDERAL MAX CREDIT
Up to $8,231
The maximum federal credit is $8,231 for a family with three or more qualifying children in 2026.
IRS 2026 inflation adjustments
RHODE ISLAND EITC
16% of federal
Rhode Island adds a refundable state credit worth 16% of your federal EITC.
RI Division of Taxation, 2024
WORKERS WITHOUT KIDS
Up to $664
Workers with no qualifying children can receive a federal credit of up to $664.
IRS 2026 inflation adjustments
Who qualifies
- Have earned income from a job or self-employment
- Have income within the annual EITC limits
- Have a valid Social Security number
- File a federal and Rhode Island tax return
How to apply
Claim the EITC by filing your federal and Rhode Island tax returns; the state credit is added automatically when you qualify. Free help is available through IRS Free File and VITA sites. File even if you owe no tax, because the credit is refundable.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rhode Island have its own EITC?
Yes. Rhode Island offers a refundable state EITC equal to 16% of your federal credit, so you may get money back even if you owe no state tax.
How do I claim both credits?
File your federal and Rhode Island returns. If you qualify for the federal EITC, the state credit is calculated automatically.
Where can I get free filing help?
Use IRS Free File or a local VITA site for free tax preparation if you qualify.
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Child Tax Credit in Rhode Island
Up to $2,200 per qualifying child under 17.
Child Tax Credit in Rhode Island
Up to $2,200 per qualifying child under 17.
The Child Tax Credit lowers the taxes you owe and can add to your refund for each qualifying child. Rhode Island recently enacted its own refundable state child tax credit on top of the federal one. You claim both by filing a tax return.
FEDERAL MAX PER CHILD
$2,200
The federal Child Tax Credit is worth up to $2,200 per qualifying child.
Tax Foundation / IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32, 2026
FEDERAL REFUNDABLE PART
Up to $1,700
Up to $1,700 of the federal credit can be refunded even if you owe no tax.
Tax Foundation / IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32, 2026
RHODE ISLAND CTC
$330 per child
Rhode Island's new refundable state child tax credit provides $330 per child age 18 and under.
ITEP, 2026
Who qualifies
- Have a qualifying child under the age limit
- Claim the child as a dependent on your return
- Have income within the credit's phase-out range
- Have a valid Social Security number for the child (federal credit)
How to apply
Claim the Child Tax Credit by filing your federal tax return and, for the state credit, your Rhode Island return. Free help is available through IRS Free File and VITA sites. File even with little or no income, because part of the credit is refundable.
Frequently asked questions
Does Rhode Island have a state child tax credit?
Yes. Rhode Island enacted its first permanent, refundable state child tax credit worth $330 per child age 18 and under, phasing out at higher incomes.
How much is the federal credit?
The federal Child Tax Credit is up to $2,200 per qualifying child, with up to $1,700 refundable.
How do I claim it?
File your federal return for the federal credit and your Rhode Island return for the state credit.
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Child Care Assistance in Rhode Island
Subsidized child care for working Rhode Island families.
Child Care Assistance in Rhode Island
Subsidized child care for working Rhode Island families.
The Rhode Island Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) helps working families and families in school or training pay for child care. Rhode Island expanded who qualifies in recent years, so more families are eligible. The program is run by the RI Department of Human Services.
ENTRY INCOME LIMIT
261% of FPL
Families can qualify at application with income at or below 261% of the federal poverty level.
RI DHS, 2026
CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY
Up to 300% of FPL
Families already enrolled keep help until income rises above 300% of the federal poverty level.
RI DHS / Economic Progress Institute, 2026
FAMILY COPAY CAP
2% to 7% of income
Families pay a copay between 2% and 7% of gross income, no matter how many children are in care.
RI DHS, 2026
Who qualifies
- Have income at or below 261% of the federal poverty level at application
- Are working or in approved school or training at least 20 hours a week
- Are a RI Works family or teen parent in an approved activity
- Have a child under 13, or under 18 with special needs
How to apply
Apply online through the HealthyRhode portal, by phone at 1-855-697-4347, or with a paper DHS-2 application at a DHS office. Have proof of income, work or school hours, and your child's information ready. DHS decides within 30 days.
Frequently asked questions
What is the income limit for CCAP?
At application, family income must be at or below 261% of the federal poverty level. Enrolled families keep help until income tops 300% of the FPL.
How much will I pay?
Families pay a copay of 2% to 7% of gross income, with only one copay no matter how many children are in care.
Which providers can I use?
You can use any CCAP-approved licensed center, family child care home, or approved relative. BrightStars can help you find one.
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