Ferguson Faces Of The Future Ii
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About Ferguson Faces Of The Future Ii
Ferguson Faces of the Future II is described as a **licensed home-based child care center** in Philadelphia that offers **early education** and nurturing care in a safe, supportive setting.[1][5] Available listings indicate they serve children from **infants as young as 2 months up to 13 years old**, though one directory lists the center’s capacity as **26** and another as a **group child care home** with a **maximum capacity of 12**, so the exact licensed capacity appears inconsistent across sources.[1][3][5] Notable features include a **full-year program**, **home-based/in-home care**, and availability that some directories describe as **before/after school, drop-in, evenings, weekends, and even overnight/24-hour care**.[1][2][5] I could not verify a specific named curriculum or specialized program beyond general early education and age-appropriate learning support.[1][4][5]
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Is FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II in PHILADELPHIA, PA licensed?
Yes. FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II holds an active childcare license issued by DHS (Department of Human Services, Office of Child Development and Early Learning). All providers listed on CloverMap are verified against DHS's public licensing database.
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FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II accepts school-age children. Use CloverMap's age filter on the Browse page to find additional providers serving your child's age group in PHILADELPHIA.
Does FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II accept the CCIS childcare subsidy?
Yes — FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II accepts Pennsylvania's CCIS (Child Care Information Services subsidy) subsidy. Families who qualify can reduce their weekly co-pay to as little as $0. Visit Pennsylvania's CCIS program page to check your eligibility.
How much does FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II cost per month?
FERGUSON FACES OF THE FUTURE II has not published tuition rates publicly. Contact the center directly for current pricing. Pennsylvania families may qualify for CCIS subsidies and federal childcare tax credits that can significantly reduce costs.
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