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A Child Care Service Agreement and Certificate will be sent to your child care provider. This form will list the name of your provider, children approved for payment, rates, co-payments amounts if you must pay them, schedule, and terms of the agreement. This agreement must be signed and returned before payment will be made.

[DOC File]Exhibit 5-3: Acceptable Forms of Verification
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Office of Child Care Licensing. RELEASE OF EMPLOYMENT HISTORY. In order to comply with 19 Del. C. Subsection 708, all applicants for licensure and those seeking employment at licensed facilities must provide a list of their current or last employer and previous child care and health care employers for …

[DOCX File]A Fact Sheet for Parents
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A law enforcement officer who believes a child may be harmed has the authority to take the child into protective custody. If it is necessary, the officer will take your child to a safe place. What can I do if I am dissatisfied with the process? Talk about your concerns with DCF, calmly stating the facts as …

Infant-Toddler Child Care Fact Sheet • ZERO TO THREE
The rate is based on the type of care, the age of the child and location of the provider. The average monthly payment by CAPS is $268 per child. 2011 Statistics: In SFY 2011, the monthly average number of children receiving subsidized childcare was approximately 65,000.

[DOC File]Office of Child Care Licensing
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providing care for infants must complete 5a-e Is the site meeting the family notification requirement by posting the Infant Menu and Infant Meal Pattern in a visible location to all parents at the facility (i.e. parent board) and/or distributing the Infant Menu and Infant Meal Pattern to families of infants?

[DOC File]Part III, Subpart iii, Chapter 7. A Child’s Incapacity for ...
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Child care expenses (including verification that a family member who has been relieved of child care is working, attending school, or looking for employment). Written verification from person who provides care indicating amount of payment, hours of care, names of children, frequency of payment, and whether or not care is necessary to employment ...

[DOCX File]FS089 – Children with Disabilities (IDEA) Early Childhood ...
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If your child or teen has been removed from a youth athletic activity because of a suspected or confirmed concussion or head injury, they may not participate again until he/she is evaluated by a health care provider and receives written clearance to participate in the activity from the health care provider.

[DOCX File]Child abuse and Neglect Brochure
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ability of the child to perform self-care functions, and. ordinary tasks expected of a child of that age. whether or not the child attended school and the maximum grade attended. if any material improvement in the child’s condition has occurred. if the child has ever been employed and, if so, the.

[DOC File]DCBS Client Fact Sheet - Kentucky
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Facts about child care