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Licensing of child care in California, 1911-1961 by Sindhu Vaman Phadke, 1975
Stories and public managers in child care licensing: California, 1850-1913 (Working paper / Graduate School of Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley) by Timothy J Sullivan, 1987
A brief history of day care and child care licensing in the United States by George M Robinson, 1974
Licensing school-age child care programs (Getting started : technical assistance papers on school-age child care) by Lesia Oesterreich, 1991
The legacy of Miracle Hill: Events which led to the enactment of the 1963 Oklahoma Child Care Licensing Act by Linnie Francene Allsup, 1991
Licensing of child care facilities by state welfare departments;: A conceptual statement ([United States]) by Norris E Class, 1968
The case against state licensing of child care facilities: A theoretical and empirical analysis by William Moskoff, 1978
Minnesota-Department of Human Services-Division of Licensing-Dhs Rule 3 {Child Care Centers}-Interpretive Guidelines-July 1, 1996 With Chdc 1001-Licensing of Daycare Facilities With I Am Your Child Abc Special With Child Development Careers by {Children}, 1996-01-01
Licensing Rules for Child Care Centers
Licensing, standards, and regulations in child care programs in Europe, Canada, and Israel by Sheila B Kamerman, 1977
An analysis of the statutory revisions in the child welfare agency licensing law pertaining to child day care in the state of Louisiana by Belinda Terro Mooney, 1985
Life Child: The End of Poverty : The Case for Licensing All Parents (Life*Force series) by Randall Craig Fasnacht, 1992-03
Licensing Parents by Jack C. Westman, 1994-08-21
Local organizations benefit from private- and public-sector grants.(children and elderly care services)(Brief Article): An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal

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Children's Foster Care
Charter covers child care institutions and foster care, juvenile facilities and placement agencies. Site provides information for caregivers, licensing rules and employment opportunities.
http://www.michigan.gov/cis/0,1607,7-154-10568_17846_17865---,00.html
Bureau Of Licensing
The mission of the Bureau of licensing is to promote the delivery of quality health and child care services through inspecting, licensing and monitoring health
http://health.utah.gov/licensing/

Extractions: The mission of the Bureau of Licensing is to promote the delivery of quality health and child care services through inspecting, licensing and monitoring health and child care providers; and through dissemination of information and education. Our Mission, Vision and Goals statement can be found here Online Complaint Form Available: For instructions and information, use the link on the menu bar to the left, or just click here IMPORTANT NOTICE : A new and improved web site is coming!
MDCIS - BRS Redirect Page
Operations group managing licensing for adult foster care, child day care and child welfare licensing. Site provides links to licensing departments, how to request information under the Freedom of Information Act.
http://www.cis.state.mi.us/brs
Child Day Care Licensing Program
Some programs are legally exempt from child day care licensing and, as such, are not required to meet any licensing standards. Some
http://www.dph.state.ct.us/BRS/Day_Care/day_care.htm

Extractions: The Division of Community Based Regulation is responsible for licensing child day care facilities in Connecticut. Licensing assures that those programs that are licensed have achieved at least the minimum standards required by law to meet the health, educational and social needs of children utilizing those services. Currently, the following types of facilities must have a license to provide child day care services in this state: Group day care homes, which offer or provide a program of supplementary care to not less than seven nor more than twelve related or unrelated children on a regular basis. Child day care centers which offer or provide a program of supplementary care to more than twelve related or unrelated children outside their own home on a regular basis. Some programs are legally exempt from child day care licensing and, as such, are not required to meet any licensing standards. Some examples of exempt programs include nanny care, relative care, programs administered by public schools or some private schools, drop in programs at recreation facilities where the parents remain on the premises, and creative art studios offering programs in music, art, drama or dance that are limited to two hours in length. If you have a question about the licensing status of a particular program, you may ask to see the
Day Care Licensing
space or registering children. These requirements are outlined in the licensing Standards and Best Practices In child care manual.
http://www.child.gov.ab.ca/whatwedo/childcare/page.cfm?pg=Day Care Licensing
Wisconsin Children's Day Care - Introduction
of Regulation and licensing (BRL) in the Division of children and Family Services is responsible for licensing and regulating child care centers, residential
http://www.dhfs.state.wi.us/rl_dcfs/

Extractions: Topics A-Z Reference Center Search Home ... Related Links Bureau of Regulation and Licensing (BRL) The Bureau of Regulation and Licensing (BRL) in the Division of Children and Family Services is responsible for licensing and regulating child care centers, residential care facilities for children and private child welfare agencies in Wisconsin. Click here to read more information about the Bureau and the facilities it regulates. The Bureau provides quality assurance and consumer protection services for children in care in licensed childrens programs throughout the state. This website contains information about the programs regulated by BRL as well as other information and links that may be of interest to families and providers. Last Revised: April 26, 2004 Back to top About Contact Privacy Notice ... Feedback Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services
Child Care Aware - America's Most Trusted Child Care Resource
care + About CCR R + licensing + Accreditation + Types of care + Fatherhood + If you can t find care Tools for Parents + child care connector + Evaluating a
http://www.childcareaware.org/en/

Extractions: Child Care Aware is a non-profit initiative committed to helping parents find the best information on locating quality child care and child care resources in their community. We do this by raising visibility for local child care resource and referral agencies nationwide, and by connecting parents with the local agencies best equipped to serve their needs.
Division Of Child Care - Licensing
child care. Passed in 1963, the child care Facilities licensing Act defines those programs required to be licensed. Each program
http://www.okdhs.org/childcare/ProviderInfo/provinfo_licensing.htm

Extractions: Programs exempt from licensure include care provided in a child's own home or by relatives, informal arrangements for the occasional care of children, programs in which children attend on a drop-in basis and parents are on the premises and readily accessible, single activity programs, and programs operating for 15 hours or less per week. Child care centers are facilities which provide care and supervision of children and which operate more than 30 hours a week. Centers providing drop-in services provide care for children on a drop-in basis and meet the needs of parents seeking occasional or part-time care.
SCDSS Child Day Care Licensing And Regulatory Services
Other Quicklinks. First Steps First Steps to School Readiness. Division of child Day care licensing and Regulatory Services. Helen M. Lebby Director.
http://www.state.sc.us/dss/cdclrs/
Child Day Care
, child Day care licensing licensing and regulation of day care family and group homes and child day care centers. , child Support. , Foster care. , licensing.
http://www.michigan.gov/fia/0,1607,7-124-5455_27716_27718---,00.html
Day Care
, Adoption. , Day care. , child Support. , Foster care. , licensing. , Protective Services. , Press Releases. , Michigan Assistance and Referral Service (MARS).
http://www.michigan.gov/fia/1,1607,7-124-5453_5529---,00.html

Extractions: Parent Resources Click here for: Eligibility, Application Instructions Provider Resources Click here for: Provider Requirements and Handbooks Provider Billing and Payments Click here for: Internet Billing/Payments, Schedules and Rates Forms and Publications Click here for: Child Day Care Forms and Publications
NNCC Child Care Information By State
child care Information by State. Find information about licensing, statistical data, and program resource contacts for your state.
http://www.nncc.org/states/stateindex.html
Child And Adult Care Licensing
You are here Home Departments HealthSSD child and Adult care licensing. (Listing of Licensed child care Homes) Updated May 1, 2004.
http://www.ci.anchorage.ak.us/healthssd/child.cfm

Extractions: The Child and Adult Care Program (CAC) protects the health and safety of children in child care centers and homes, and adults in supervised residential treatment facilities. Child care centers and homes are routinely inspected throughout the year. Between inspections, they can correct noted problems and demonstrate that they can comply with applicable standards and ordinances. Centers receive an average of three inspections a year. In addition, much time is spent working with centers which receive complaints or which are operating out of compliance. Adult facilities generally receive one to two inspections a year. Licensing and Permitting: Licenses or permits from the MOA Department of Health and Human Services are required to operate a: Child care facility for persons wishing to care for seven or more children unrelated to the caregiver; Quasi institutional house for adults in residential treatment facilities; and Correctional community residential center serving prisoners in private facilities.
Family Day Care : Licensing For Child Care Services : Perth, Western Australia
licensing for child care Services. licensing for child care Services. licensing for child care Services.
http://www.childcarelicensing.communitydevelopment.wa.gov.au/content/family_dayc

Extractions: Home Family day care is a child care service provided in a private dwelling in a family or domestic environment. Family day care provides care for a small group of children of predominately preschool age. A family day care service may be supported by a coordinating scheme. The scheme selects and supports licensed carers and monitors the quality of care. A family day care service may also operate without being a member of a scheme. This is generally referred to as a private family day care. Carers are licensed and must adhere to the same Regulations as those members of a coordinating scheme. A family day care service caring predominately for children of preschool age (below school age) is required to be licensed and to comply with the Community Services (Child Care) Regulations 1988. From 28 August 2003 it is illegal to provide child care for school age children in a private home without obtaining a licence or permit. A person providing 'school age family day care' must comply with the Community Services (Outside School Hours Care) Regulations 2002. Any person caring for school age children for payment or reward in a private home, prior to 28 August 2003, must have registered with the Department for Community Development by 27 November 2003. All registered school age family day care providers must obtain a licence or permit by 27 August 2005. A registered school age family day care service provider must comply with the Regulations as far as practicable during this registration period.
Licensing For Child Care Services : Perth, Western Australia
To operate a child care service in Western Australia you must have a licence or permit. A licensed service must comply with regulations directed at protecting
http://www.childcarelicensing.communitydevelopment.wa.gov.au/
INTRODUCTION
STATEMENT OF REASONS. The Administrative Rules for child Day care licensing are intended to provide consumer protection for each child in care.
http://dfsweb.state.wy.us/daycare/introdc.htm

Extractions: STATEMENT OF REASONS The Administrative Rules for Child Day Care Licensing are intended to provide consumer protection for each child in care. By meeting these regulations, a child day care provider/director is taking the first steps to operating a safe facility. Licensing of a child day care facility means that the facility and staff have met the Department of Family Services minimum standards for operation. These rules are the result of a long process of research, writing and comment. Contributors to these rules are Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Wyoming Departments of Agriculture, Health, and Fire Prevention/Electrical Safety, local and county health professionals, National Association for the Education of Young Children, Wyoming Child Care Certification Board, child day care providers/directors throughout the state, nutrition programs, day care organizations, interested parents, and research of day care rules of other states. Ultimately, parents are responsible for finding quality child day care. These rules will assist in that search, but the final determination of choosing a child day care rests with the parents. One of the factors to be considered in making the choice of which child day care to use should be the level at which the facility meets the licensing rules. Changes have been made to reflect statutory changes in age of majority, exemptions from licensure, length of time for which a license can be issued, and to establish licensing fees. Other changes include changing the name of the agency which is the certifying authority from Department of Public Assistance and Social Services to Department of Family Services, simplification of rules, change in classification of types of facilities, inclusion of fire and sanitation inspections for all licensed facilities, uniformity of requirements between types of facilities and clarification of agency roles within the licensing process. The structure of the rules has also been changed to reflect the simplification in rules, relocating many sections to one General Rules Chapter to avoid unnecessary repetition.
KY: CHS: Office Of Inspector General- OIG - Division Of Licensed Child Care
The Division of Licensed child care is responsible for licensing child day care programs, residential child caring facilities and childplacing agencies.
http://chs.ky.gov/oig/childcare/

Extractions: Child day care facilities can be licensed as either Type I facilities or Type II facilities. If care is provided in a dwelling for 13 or more children or in a non-dwelling for 4 or more children, the facility is a Type I. If care is provided in a dwelling for from 7 to 13 children, the facility is considered a Type II. The fee for initial licensing for both Type I and Type II facilities is $50.00. The annual license renewal fee is $25.00. (
TITLE 9. HEALTH SERVICES
has completed at least four hours of Departmentprovided training that included the Department s role in licensing and regulating child care facilities under
http://www.sosaz.com/public_services/Title_09/9-05.htm

Extractions: Supp. 04-1 Chapter 5 consisting of Sections R9-5-101, R9-5-201 through R9-5-211, R9-5-301 through R9-5-308, R9-5-401 through R9-5-404, R9-5-501 through R9-5-222, R9-5-601 through R9-5-614 adopted effective December 12, 1986. Former Chapter 5 consisting of Sections R9-5-110 through R9-5-113, R9-5-211 through R9-5-218, R9-5-311 through R9-5-313, R9-5-411 through R9-5-425 repealed effective December 12, 1986. Heading of Chapter permanently changed from "Department of Health Services - Day Care Centers" to "Department of Health Services - Child Care Facilities" effective October 4, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). Heading of Chapter changed by emergency action from "Department of Health Services - Day Care Centers" to "Department of Health Services - Child Care Facilities" effective July 9, 1990, pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 90-3). ARTICLE 1. GENERAL
Department Of Human Services
requirements. For inspection records or other information on a specific child care center, call the licensing Bureau at (609) 2921018.
http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/dfd/chldca.html

Extractions: Quick Links Child Care Child Support Director Drug/Alcohol Assistance E-mail Emergency Assistance Food Stamps Health Care Home Energy Assistance Hotlines Medicaid NJ Family Care Publications Supplemental Security Income Support for Working Families Transportation Assistance Work First NJ other divisions/offices Commission for the Blind Deaf and Hard of Hearing Developmental Disabilities Disability Services DYFS Family Development Medical Assistance and Health Services Mental Health Services Office of Education The Department of Human Services regulates child care in New Jersey, monitoring about 3,800 licensed child care centers and more than 5,100 family day care homes that voluntarily registered with the state. The DHS Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) Licensing Bureau inspects every licensed child care center annually to enforce health, safety and educational program requirements. For inspection records or other information on a specific child care center, call the Licensing Bureau at (609) 292-1018. Registered family day care homes are monitored by the Unified Child Care Agencies, which are community-based organizations contracted by the state in each county. These agencies work with the DHS Division of Family Development to administer child care subsidies, provide resource and referral services, raise the quality of child care operations, and promote the development of additional child care capacity.
National Resource Center: Automatic Redirect
Thank you for visiting the National Resource Center for Health and Safety in child care. This link is no longer at this URL due
http://nrc.uchsc.edu/states.html

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