Strategies Supporting Families Experiencing Homelessness
- Same definition of homelessness used by Head Start and the U.S. Department of Education programs
- Priority for services
- Grace period on immunizations
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Strategies Supporting Families Experiencing Homelessness
In this section, Lead Agencies identify how they define eligible children and families and how the Lead...
The law requires most CCDF families to make a contribution to the cost of care through a copayment. Lead...
These resources can help Lead Agencies engage partners and organizations trusted by families and providers to expand outreach activities, particularly with underserved constituencies.
Though states have flexibility in administering the subsidy program, the CCDF sets certain eligibility criteria that must be addressed by the state and met by families to receive services.
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In their CCDF Plans, states are required to describe how they will support and protect working families through specific strategies. Many of these strategies involve eligibility determination and redetermination policies. (Note: Section 5 addresses additional supports necessary...
Learn how staffed family child care networks (SFCCNs) can help state, Tribal, and territory CCDF Lead Agency teams; early childhood leaders; and local programs in your region...
The Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) Act of 2014 added requirements that will provide more stable child care financial assistance—commonly referred to as subsidy in many states[2]—to families on the path to financial...
The Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) regulations require States, Territories, and Tribes to explain in their CCDF plans how they will provide outreach (i.e., increase awareness of available services) and promote the use of services among eligible families including those with limited...