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The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 requires Lead Agencies to develop state- and territory-wide child care disaster plans. These plans must demonstrate how each state and territory will address the needs of children—including the need for safe child care—...
Resource Type: Brief
Una versión para imprimir de la herramienta en línea para administradores estatales o...
Resource Type: Resource Guide
In Section 5, Lead Agencies are required to certify that there are in effect licensing...
Resource Type: Training resources
Topic/Subtopic Leadership and Coordination, Protecting Children's Health and Safety
This training guide looks at the responsibilities of Tribal CCDF Lead Agency staff and elected tribal leaders. Leaders must ensure that all child care facilities they fund and operate provide safe, healthy, and high-quality care. It also covers development and implementation of a monitoring and...
Resource Type: Training Module
Topic/Subtopic Leadership and Coordination, CCDF Governance and Leadership
This program integrity webinar covered the fiscal fundamentals of the CCDF program related to federal funding requirements and allowable uses for CCDF, budget constraints facing Lead Agencies, succession planning, and guidance for new state administrators on where to find helpful...
Resource Type: Webinar
This webinar covered the fundamentals of program integrity and an overview of what program integrity is in CCDF, why it’s important, and the benefits of increasing program integrity strategies in the child care program. Specific topics presented and discussed included:
- Regulations...
Resource Type: Webinar
Topic/Subtopic Leadership and Coordination, System Financing, CCDF Funding, Program Integrity and Accountability, CCDF Data Management and Reporting, Procedures and Systems, CCDF Prevention and Detection of Fraud, Policy, Procedures, and Systems, Strengthening Internal Controls, CCDF Program Integrity, Policy, Procedures, and Systems, Prevention and Reduction of Errors
The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 requires Lead Agencies to develop state- and territory-wide child care disaster plans. These plans must demonstrate how each state and territory will address the needs of children—including the need for safe child care—...
Resource Type: Brief
This guide outlines the many important skills, tools, and strategies needed by Tribal CCDF Lead Agency staff to implement a monitoring program and meet the variety of challenges they will encounter in their work. This training guide includes monitoring and enforcement policy guidelines,...
Resource Type: Technical Assistance Manual
Topic/Subtopic Leadership and Coordination, CCDF Governance and Leadership
The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 requires Lead Agencies to develop state- and territory-wide child care disaster plans. These plans must demonstrate how each state and territory will address the needs of children—including the need for safe child care—...
Resource Type: Brief
