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This document provides an overview of the considerations for determining group sizes and staff to child ratios. It outlines the basic requirements, includes examples of group sizes and staff to child ratios across different age groups, and highlights resources that may assist in determining...
This resource is designed for Tribal Lead Agencies that operate a Tribally Operated Center. Tribal Lead Agencies must describe how they will address the needs of children, including the need for safe child care before, during, and after a state of emergency declared by the Governor or Tribal...
This resource is designed for Tribal Lead Agencies who operate a certificate program, contracts, or grants to providers. Tribal Lead Agencies are required to document how they collaborate with appropriate stakeholders and develop guidelines for the continuation of child care subsidies and...
Many Lead Agencies have created websites or have developed technological solutions to help streamline the process for child care background checks. This brief provides some state examples.
This brief explores the many flexibilities of Tribal Lead Agencies with small allocation sizes have when deciding to offer direct services. Tips and Considerations are offered regarding how Tribal Lead Agencies with small allocation sizes could establish their own subsidy program based on the...
This guide focuses primarily on issues related to the Federal checks that are required by CCDBG and does not address all of the required components, most notably the child abuse and neglect (CAN) registry checks.
This brief is part of an ongoing effort with the Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Care (OCC) to provide guidance to the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Lead Agencies concerning the implementation of criminal background check requirements. It discusses the benefits...
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