Day Care Subsidy

Day care subsidy benefits are designed to help families who have made Aliyah make their transition to life in Israel easier. These subsidies are available to all new immigrants who have made Aliyah and are provided by the Israeli government. The purpose of these subsidies is to provide families with financial assistance to help cover the cost of day care services.

Depending on the family's financial situation, the amount of the subsidy can vary. Generally, the subsidy covers up to 50 percent of the cost of day care services for the first year after Aliyah. After the first year, the amount of the subsidy is reduced. Additionally, the subsidy is only available to families who are in need and meet the income requirements stipulated by the Israeli government.

When choosing the day care that the family will use, it is important to take into consideration the cost of the service. It is important to remember that the day care subsidy does not cover any additional costs, such as transportation and food. Furthermore, the subsidy only covers part of the cost of the service and the family will still have to pay the remainder.

In addition to the financial assistance provided by the day care subsidy, there are other benefits available. For example, some day care centers may offer special activities and events designed to help new immigrants adjust to their new lives in Israel. These activities can help families to build relationships, learn more about the culture, and acclimate to the new environment.

Making Aliyah is a big decision, and the daycare subsidy benefits can be an important factor in helping families make the transition easier. While the subsidy does not cover all of the costs associated with day care services, it can help families to make their transition to life in Israel smoother and less financially burdensome.