Turn Key Day Care Opportunity in Brazoria County

Discover an excellent opportunity to own a fully built-out day care facility in Brazoria County, Texas. With a licensed capacity of 120 children, including accommodations for 14 infants, this turn-key operation is ready for a motivated buyer to take over and grow.

Highlights:
- Build-Out Value: Over $150,000 invested in remodels and improvements, with assets and equipment collectively valued at approximately $200,000.
- Current Enrollment: Approximately 65 children actively enrolled, with weekly tuition rates ranging from $85 (after school care) to $170 (infants).
- Facility Capacity: Licensed for 120 children, offering room for expansion under new ownership.
- Included in Sale: One transportation van for pick-up and drop-off services.

Financial Overview:
This sale focuses on the value of the facility and assets as there is limited financial information available. Buyers are encouraged to bring their own licensing and establish operations.

Lease Details:
- Monthly Rent: Approx. $4,500
- Lease Transfer: Subject to landlord approval.

Staff & Operations:
- One Director in place at $20/hour, providing continuity during the transition.
- Current program offerings include care for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and after-school programs.

State of Texas Grants for Child Care Providers:
The State of Texas offers various grants and funding opportunities to support child care providers in enhancing services and expanding capacity. Some options include:
1. Child Care Relief Fund: Provides financial assistance for operational expenses, staff wages, and facility improvements.
2. Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Grants: Often available for new child care operators to support workforce development and quality initiatives.
3. Start-Up Grants: Available for providers in areas identified as child care deserts or with high demand for early childhood education.

To apply, visit the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) website or consult local workforce boards for specific opportunities. Programs often require applicants to be licensed and meet certain quality standards.

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP):
This federal program, administered in Texas by the Texas Department of Agriculture, provides reimbursements to child care providers for serving nutritious meals and snacks to children. Participating in the program can reduce operational costs while promoting healthy eating habits.

Benefits of CACFP:
- Reimbursement for up to two meals and one snack per child per day.
- Guidance on meal planning to meet USDA nutritional guidelines.
- Additional resources to promote wellness and nutrition in child care settings.

Providers can learn more and apply through the Texas Department of Agriculture CACFP website.

This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced child care provider or entrepreneur looking to enter the child care industry with a facility that has been thoughtfully developed and equipped for success.