41. Child Care Licensing And Enforcement Section The child care licensing and Enforcement Section in the Bureau of Children FamilyServices within Broward County government is the licensing agent for the http://www.broward.org/bci00200.htm

Description of Services The office is located in Oakland Park at 2995 N. Dixie Highway and is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. The phone number is (954) 537-2800. Eligibility Services are available to persons interested in opening or maintaining a child care facility, child care in religious and non-public schools or family child care in Broward County. Parents are welcome to come into the office to examine the records of licensed and registered facilities and homes. Services The Child Care Licensing and Enforcement Section provides technical assistance to prospective child care facilities to become licensed. We accept inquiries and requests for licensing family child care homes and child care facilities, and registering child care in religious and non-public schools. Assistance is available to explain regulations, review proposed floor plans, conduct prelicensing inspections, conduct initial licensing inspections and follow-up on failed inspections. We also conduct educational workshops for people interested in opening a child care facility or home. Contact the office at (954) 537-2800 to inquire about any of these services. Staff process the background screening required for all child care personnel currently employed or applying for employment in licensed child care facilities, family child care homes and registered religious and non-public schools. The purpose of the background check is to determine whether the person has a disqualifying criminal offense that would prevent him or her from working in child care. The Florida Statutes contain the list of disqualifying criminal charges. The background screening for owners, directors and operatorsalso includes a check of the employee in the Florida Abuse Registry as a confirmed perpetrator of child abuse. The results of the background screening are shared with the owner/operator/provider of the facility/home for further action, if needed.

42. Community Care Facility Act -- CHILD CARE LICENSING REGULATION 22 (c) effective March 1, 1990; remainder effective November 1, 1989.Community Care Facility Act. child care licensing REGULATION. http://www.qp.gov.bc.ca/statreg/reg/C/CommuCare/319_89.htm

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada This is not the official version. Important Information B.C. Reg. 319/89 O.C. 1476/89 Deposited October 13, 1989 section 4 effective November 1, 1990; section 22 (c) effective March 1, 1990; remainder effective November 1, 1989 Community Care Facility Act CHILD CARE LICENSING REGULATION [includes amendments up to B.C. Reg. 390/99] Contents Interpretation Part 1 — Licence and Staff Application for licence Duty to inform ... Schedule A — Repealed Schedule B — Basic Early Childhood Education Programs Schedule C — First Aid Courses Schedule D — Program Standards Schedule E — Standards for Overnight Care Interpretation (1) In this regulation: "Act" means the Community Care Facility Act "assistant" means a person who has the qualifications required by section 9; "certificate" means a certificate issued under section 9 of the Act; "educator" means a preschool supervisor and includes an early childhood educator, an infant and toddler educator and a special needs early childhood educator; "group day care"

43. SNCS Child Care Licensing Guide Our staff can answer many of your questions about child care licensing. We assistindividuals who wish to become caregivers through the licensing process. http://www.sncs.org/cclicensing.htm

Are you interested in making child care your career? Call our office for information on how to get started. Our staff can answer many of your questions about child care licensing. We assist individuals who wish to become caregivers through the licensing process. For caregivers exempt from licensure, we assist with the TrustLine registration process. TrustLine is a registry of license-exempt caregivers who have been cleared by the Department of Justice. Call 1-800-822-8490 or your local SNCS Resource and Referral office at 272-8866 or e-mail us for an application and/or more information. A Small Family Child Care Home License requires: Fingerprints of the caregiver and all others over the age of 18 residing at home. These must clear the Child Abuse Index at the Department of Justice. Tuberculosis tests, showing no evidence of TB. The home must meet health and safety standards. Current Pediatric First Aid and CPR certification.

44. Hennepin County Child Care Licensing - Home Page child care licensing Program Home Page. Hennepin County Child CareLicensing Unit, as an agent of the State of Minnesota Department http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/cfasd/Child_Care_Licensing/cclhome.htm

Welcome to Hennepin County Children, Family and Adult Services Department CFASD Home Site Index Child Care Licensing Program Home Page Hennepin County Child Care Licensing Unit, as an agent of the State of Minnesota Department of Human Services, is responsible for approximately 2000 licensed family child care homes in Hennepin County. CCL Home Interested in becoming a Provider? General Information Provider Information ... Subsidy Issues Mission Statement The primary mission of Family Child Care Licensing in Hennepin County is to ensure the safety, well being, and overall healthy development of all children receiving child care services within Hennepin County by the knowledgeable application of all licensing rules and laws as well as sound social work practices. To meet the above stated mission, Family Child Care Licensing uses its expertise to recruit, support, train, educate, monitor, sanction, and help family child care providers to fulfill their responsibility to the children in their care. Child Care Licensing recognizes its limitations and enlists the help of the community at large, other child care resources, and the parents in particular to become informed and knowledgeable as to what is quality child care and how it can be obtained. A secondary mission of Hennepin County Family Child Care Licensing is to advocate and promote child care as an important and respected career. We use our skills, knowledge, and position to help child care providers succeed and grow in their career.

45. Hennepin County Child Care Licensing Home Page Return to Hennepin Home Page Hennepin County Return to Services IndexChildren, Family and Adult Services Department. This site has http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/cfs/ccl/cclhomepage.htm

Hennepin County Children, Family and Adult Services Department This site has moved.....please visit the new site at... http://www.co.hennepin.mn.us/cfasd/child_care_licensing/cclhome.htm

46. Child Care Licensing child care licensing The child care licensing program is a componentof the services provided by Department of Children and Families. http://www5.myflorida.com/cf_web/myflorida/licensingpermitting/learn/business/ch

search directory contact us subscribe ... help Services Disaster Management Education Employment Environment ... Business Child Care Child Care Licensing The child care licensing program is a component of the services provided by Department of Children and Families. The program is accountable for the statewide licensure of Florida's child care facilities, specialized child care facilities for the care of mildly ill children, large family child care homes and licensure or registration of family day care homes. The purpose of the program is to ensure a healthy and safe environment for the children in child care settings and to improve the quality of their care through regulation and consultation. The department ensures that licensing requirements are met through on-going inspections of child care facilities and homes, thus preventing the continued operation of substandard child care programs. Florida's child care law [§402.301-319, Florida Statutes], provides for any county whose licensing standards meet or exceed the state minimum standards [Chapters 65C-20, 65C-22 and 65C-25, Florida Administrative Code], to designate by ordinance, a local licensing agency in their county. Counties not choosing to administer their own child care licensing programs, are licensed by the Department of Children and Families (DCF). Currently, DCF child care licensing staff are responsible for the inspection and licensure of child care facilities and homes in 58 out of 67 counties in the State of Florida as well as registration of family day care homes in those counties which do not require licensure. Nine counties have elected to regulate licensing of child care facilities and homes as provided in §402.306, Florida Statutes. Those counties are Alachua, Brevard, Broward, Hillsborough, Leon, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Polk and Sarasota. Volusia County, however, have elected to designate an independent agency to regulate only the licensure and registration of family day care homes in their county.

47. General Child Care Information Licensing Information Learn about child care licensing requirements andhow to become a licensed child care facility or home. Registration http://www5.myflorida.com/cf_web/myflorida2/healthhuman/childcare/

directory contact us newsletters first time user ... Veterans' Affairs Child Care Child Care Information About Child Care Learn more about the child care program by viewing our Mission and Vision Statements. Locate Child Care Arrangements To locate a specific child care arrangement and view provider inspection report information. Licensing Information Learn about child care licensing requirements and how to become a licensed child care facility or home. Registration Information Learn about child care family day care home registration requirements and how to apply. Training Requirements Learn about child care training, the requirements of personnel and how to register for training classes within your area. Gold Seal Quality Care Program Learn about the gold seal quality care program and the current approved accrediting agencies. Laws and Requirements Learn about the laws and requirements that governs the operation of child care facilities and homes in Florida. Publications, Reports, Provider Information View our informative publications and reports including fact sheets and brochures and the capability to download provider information. Licensing and Training Contacts Contact child care licensing and training staff throughout the State.

48. About Us Page For The Bureau Of Child Care Licensing child care licensing. Welcome to the Bureau of child care licensing.The Bureau of child care licensing ensures that children attending http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/dhhs/bccl

DHHS Home Feedback LRS BCCL ABOUT US CONTACT INFO ELIGIBILITY FAQs LAWS-RULES-POLICIES ... LIBRARY Welcome to the Bureau of Child Care Licensing The Bureau of Child Care Licensing ensures that children attending NH child care programs are in safe and healthy environments and are provided with care, supervision and developmentally appropriate activities that meet each child's physical and emotional needs. BCCL accomplishes this through on-site evaluations, monitoring, and investigations that ensure compliance with applicable NH Statutes and Administrative Rules, approval and issuance of licenses, and initiation of appropriate disciplinary action when necessary for compliance and the protection of children. BCCL also provides consultation and technical assistance to help understand licensing regulations to existing licensed child care providers and persons who might consider applying for a child care program license . BCCL licenses seven categories of child care programs: Family Child Care Homes, Family Group Child Care Homes, Group Child Care Centers, Child Care Nurseries, School Age Program, Night Care Programs, and Residential Child Care Programs. FAMILY CHILD CARE HOME: a child care program operated in a home in which the provider resides. In a family child care home one provider may care for a maximum of 6 preschool children plus up to 3 children who are enrolled in a full-day school program. The number of children younger than 36 months of age and 24 months of age that may be cared for is limited.

49. Child Care Licensing - Eligibility For The Bureau Of Child Care Licensing child care licensing. Licensing attachments include Proof of a medicalphysical for the family child care provider or center director;; http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/BCCL/ELIGIBILITY/

DHHS Home Feedback LRS BCCL ... CONTACT INFO ELIGIBILITY FAQs LAWS-RULES-POLICIES LIBRARY Requirements to Obtain a Child Care License To begin the licensing process, BCCL must receive a completed application and all required attachments. Licensing attachments include: Proof of a medical physical for the family child care provider or center director; A signed and dated health officer inspection form completed by the local health officer; A life safety compliance report from the local fire department or the NH Fire Marshall's office; Documentation of zoning approval from the town or city where the program will operate; A list of household residents and personnel age 10 and older and all child care personnel age 16 and older; Documentation of education and experience of the family child care provider or center director. The licensing process includes: An inspection of the physical premises, including indoor and outdoor child care space; An evaluation of the program or services that will be offered to children; An inspection and evaluation of the toys, equipment and learning materials that will be accessible to children;

50. NNCC State Child Care Licensing Offices State child care licensing Offices. Alabama Dept. Tallahassee, FL 323990700 Phone(850)488-4900 URL Address Georgia child care licensing 2 Peachtree St. http://www.nncc.org/Evaluation/stlicofc.html

State Child Care Licensing Offices Alabama Dept. of Human Resources, Office of Day Care 50 N. Ripley Montgomery, AL 36130 Phone: (334)242-1425 URL Address: Alaska P.O. Box 110630 Juneau, AK 99811-0630 Phone: (907)465-3207 URL Address: http://www.eed.state.ak.us/EarlyDev/licensing.html Arizona Office of Child Care Licensure 1647 E. Morton Ave., Suite 222 Phoenix, AZ 85020-4610 Phone: (602)255-1272 URL Address: Arkansas P.O. Box 1437, Slot 4400 Little Rock, AR 72203 Phone: (501)682-8590 URL Address: California California Department of Social Services Office of Regulations Development 744 P St. Mail Station 7-192 Sacramento, CA 95814 Phone: (916)657-2586 URL Address: Colorado Division of Child Care Colorado Dept. of Social Services 1575 Sherman St. Denver, CO 80203-1714 Phone: (303)866-5958 URL Address: Connecticut State of Connecticut Department of Public Health 410 Capital Avenue MS # 12DAC P.O. Box 340308 Hartford, CT 06134 Phone: (860)509-8045 URL Address: http://www.state.ct.us/dph/BRS/Day_Care/day_care.htm District of Columbia 614 H St. NW Room 1035

51. Child Care Licensing Idaho CareLine 800926-2588. child care licensing. See also IDAPA 16-06-02- Rules Governing Standards for child care licensing. DID YOU KNOW? http://www2.state.id.us/dhw/ecic/CC/Child_Ca.htm

Idaho CareLine CHILD CARE LICENSING State licenses are issued through regional Family and Children's Services offices in the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Renewal of licenses is required every two years. The following types of child care settings and licensing requirements are available. [See Idaho Code 39-1101, Chapter 11 Basic Day Care License . See also IDAPA 16-06-02 - Rules Governing Standards for Child Care Licensing.] DID YOU KNOW? It is a misdemeanor to operate a day care center within Idaho without first obtaining a basic day care license or for failure to post a basic day care license in a conspicuous place. Idaho Code 39-1115 Family child care homes enroll 1 to 6 children and are not required to be state licensed. They can, however, be licensed on a voluntary basis (usually done if the provider wishes to participate in the federally funded food program). There are approximately 150 licensed family day care homes statewide. Group child care providers enroll 7 to 12 children and must be certified by state law. Th ere are approximately 650 licensed group day care facilities statewide.

52. 2002 FAMILY CHILD CARE LICENSING STUDY We are pleased to announce the publication of the 2002 FAMILY CHILDCARE LICENSING STUDY. The data contained in this Study is the http://www.childrensfoundation.net/publications/fccls.htm

We are pleased to announce the publication of the 2002 FAMILY CHILD CARE LICENSING STUDY. The data contained in this Study is the result of a nationwide survey by The Children's Foundation in the Spring/Summer 2002 of the regulatory offices in the 50 States, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. The Study, wherever possible, identifies and separates data in each state into family child care homes (usually six or fewer children) and group (or large) family child care homes (generally seven to twelve children). The data is organized in an alphabetical listing by state/territory and further divided in each one into 23 categories: Number of Regulated Homes Unannounced Inspection Procedure Tracking of Denials and Revocations Complaint Procedures Provider Qualifications Provider Training and Orientation Discipline Policy Emergency Medical Consent Policy Environmental Policy Immunization Policy for Children National Life Safety Fire Code Nutrition Policy Smoking Policy Before and After School Care Programs Infant Care Programs Programs for Children with Disabilities Tiered Reimbursements for Quality Enhancements for Subsidized Children

53. Calgary Rocky View - About Us - Information - - Child Care Licensing child care licensing. Home About Us Information - child care licensing.Alberta Response Model. Information. Mission. child care licensing. Calgary Central. http://www.crv.gov.ab.ca/CRV.nsf/(Search)/Information-- Child Care Licensing

- Child Care Licensing Home About Us Information > - Child Care Licensing Alberta Response Model Information Mission Profile ... Contact Us - Child Care Licensing - Child Protection Services - Services for Children with Special Needs About the Site What's New ... Search I want to view... Services Aboriginal Servic... Aboriginal Adopti... Aboriginal Foster... Native MST Adoption Aboriginal Adopti... Adoption - Genera... Foster - to - Ado... Post Adoption Sup... Unmarried Parents... Videos - Adoption... Child Abuse and N... Child Protective ... Private Guardians... Protection of Chi... Child Care Child Care Subsid... Family Day Homes Licensed Day Care Supported Child C... Family Violence Foster Care Aboriginal Foster... Foster Parent Pro... Foster - to - Ado... Kinship Care Child Financial S... Special Needs Funding for Agenc... Funding for Famil... Additional Resour... Adopting in Alber... Adoption Bibliogr... Licensed Adoption... What is Child Abu... Indicators of Chi... Finding Quality C... Foster Parent Tes... Downloadable Docu... Contracted Agenci... Agencies Child Care Facili...

54. Calgary Rocky View - Agencies - Child Care Facilities - Day Care Licensing Progr Home Agencies Child Care Facilities Day Care Licensing Program. A writtenservice plan must be submitted for approval by child care licensing staff. http://www.crv.gov.ab.ca/CRV.nsf/(Search)/Child Care Facilities-Day Care Licensi

Day Care Licensing Program Home Agencies Child Care Facilities > Day Care Licensing Program Child Care Facilities Day Care Licensing Program Supported Child Care Program Child Welfare Community Organizations Search I want to view... Services Aboriginal Servic... Aboriginal Adopti... Aboriginal Foster... Native MST Adoption Aboriginal Adopti... Adoption - Genera... Foster - to - Ado... Post Adoption Sup... Unmarried Parents... Videos - Adoption... Child Abuse and N... Child Protective ... Private Guardians... Protection of Chi... Child Care Child Care Subsid... Family Day Homes Licensed Day Care Supported Child C... Family Violence Foster Care Aboriginal Foster... Foster Parent Pro... Foster - to - Ado... Kinship Care Child Financial S... Special Needs Funding for Agenc... Funding for Famil... Additional Resour... Adopting in Alber... Adoption Bibliogr... Licensed Adoption... What is Child Abu... Indicators of Chi... Finding Quality C... Foster Parent Tes... Downloadable Docu... Contracted Agenci... Agencies Child Care Facili... Day Care Licensin... Supported Child C...

55. State Licensing Information - Child Care Aware What is child care licensing? The goal of licensing is to ensure the safetyand developmental wellbeing of children while in out-of-home care. http://www.childcareaware.org/en/licensing/

Advanced Search Page Home What You Should Know 5 steps to choosing care + Licensing > Accreditation Types of care If you can't find care Tools for Parents Child care connector Evaluating a provider Additional resources Publications Daily Parent Newsletter Browse issues What is child care licensing? The goal of licensing is to ensure the safety and developmental well-being of children while in out-of-home care. Licensing laws vary from state to state and provide a baseline of quality below which it is illegal to operate. Before making a final choice, parents should contact their state's child care regulatory office: Choose Your State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Legal/Privacy

56. Family Child Care Licensing Process Here you will find a variety of child care, adult care, and residential care licensinginformation, programs and services. Family child care licensing Process, http://ccl.dss.cahwnet.gov/docs/childcare/Provider/fcclp.htm

California Home CCLD Home Facility Types Search for a Facility ... Internal Applications Family Child Care Licensing Process My CA Licensing Process for Family Child Care License Requirements Every person must obtain a license before providing care and supervision to children, with the exception of an individual caring for their own relative's children or the children of only one unrelated family in his or her home. A person can be convicted of a misdemeanor for operating without a license. Operating without a license may result in a person having to pay civil penalties of $200 per day for illegal operation The Licensing Process Applicants must attend a family child care orientation (valid for one year).

57. IMS Database Search Form. CCDF); Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF); State Demographics;child care licensing; Program form. child care licensing. Licensed http://nautilus.outreach.uiuc.edu/eric/search.asp

NCCIC Information Management System Database This database provides information on child care in U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Information is provided in the general categories of: Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) State Demographics Child Care Licensing Program Enrollment and Participation Professional Development Data is provided for the latest year for which information is available. The latest year may be different for different categories of data. To search for information in the database using the search form below, choose at least one geographic location and at least one category. Geographic area Choose a state or states: All states Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming You may choose multiple options by holding the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, and/or equivalent keys on your keyboard while making additional choices. You can "un-select" an item by holding down the appropriate key and clicking a second time on a selected item.

58. Community Care Facilities - Discussion Forum DISCUSSION FORUM child care licensing REGULATION. A new period forconsultation on the Ministry of Health Services plans to revise http://www.healthplanning.gov.bc.ca/ccf/consultation/child.html

Home The Minister News Search ... Community Consultation Schedule Comparison of Current and Proposed CCF Act - Bill 16 (PDF 282Kb) HTML How to Participate Discussion Forum: Bill 16, CCF Act ... Related Links DISCUSSION FORUM: CHILD CARE LICENSING REGULATION A new period for consultation on the Ministry of Health Services plans to revise the Child Care Licensing Regulation will begin in 2003. You may view comments previously submitted by clicking on the links below. A revision has not been drafted; however, it is expected to include the following approaches: Focus on Health and Safety Focus on Outcomes Reduce Regulatory Burden Establish Minimum Standards Be Written in Plain Language For your reference, you may view the Current Regulation **View comments on this approach: View Comments The Ministry also welcomes your views on: Threshold for licensing Staff to child ratios Group size Types of child care Staff qualifications Facility requirements Other ideas, suggestions, comments

59. Community Care Facilities - Child Care Back To Top child care licensing Regulation and Updates. The Child CareLicensing Regulation is comprised of definitions, the application http://www.healthplanning.gov.bc.ca/ccf/child/

Home The Minister News Search ... Adult Care Child Care Opening a Community Care Facility Licensing Contacts Site Map Early Childhood Education ... Related Links Child Care Information Child Care Licensing Regulation and Updates Publications and Checklists Early Childhood Education Information Related Health Files Child Care Licensing Regulation and Updates The Child Care Licensing Regulation is comprised of definitions, the application for licence requirements, staff qualifications, health and safety requirements, and the types of child care facilities and requirements for licensing. The schedules include a list of approved ECE programs and first aid courses, as well as program standards. Child Care Licensing Regulation Child Care Licensing Regulation Updates Publications and Checklists A number of child care publications and checklists are maintained by the Community Care Facilities Branch and are availabe on this site. Click on the title of the publication or checklist that you wish to view. Publications Fire and Life Safety for Family Child Care Furnishings and Equipment Guidelines for Licensed Child Care Facilities (PDF 6,237 Kb) Guiding Children's Behaviour (PDF 613 Kb) Parents Guide to Selecting Child Care (PDF 62 Kb) Preventing Illness in Child Care Settings (PDF 114 Kb) Preventing Injury in Child Care Settings (PDF 89 Kb) Quick Guide to Common Childhood Diseases (PDF 126 Kb) Checklists All Licensed Child Care Programs: Routine Care Checklist (PDF 32 Kb) Group Child Care Under 36 Months: Furnishing and Equipment Checklist (PDF 34 Kb)

60. Family Child Care Licensing Proces Rule 2 Family child care licensing Process Rule 2. Contact your local licensor.Dodge 507635-6170 Fillmore 507-765-2175 Freeborn 507 http://www.c2r2.org/programs/care_referral/rule2.htm

Family Child Care Licensing Process Rule 2 Contact your local licensor. Dodge: 507-635-6170 Fillmore: 507-765-2175 Freeborn: 507-377-5480 Goodhue: 651-385-3232 Houston: 507-724-5811 Olmsted: 507-285-7009 Mower: 507-433-5058 Rice: 507-332-6115 Steele: 507-444-7500 Wabasha: 651-565-3351 Winona: 507-457-6251 Some counties have an orientation meeting. Call the County for the date and location. You will either receive a licensing packet at the meeting or in the mall. The licensing packet includes: The state rules and regulations. The application form. Release of information for you to sign. This gives licensing the consent to check your criminal and abuse and neglect history. Physicians report form. You need to complete a physical and have your doctor complete this form. The physical is at your own expense. If you have well water, you need to have it tested. If you are unsure where to get the testing done, ask your licensor. The water test is at your own expense. You will be asked to provide three references.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 3     41-60 of 109    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20