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administering the CCAP are as follows:

1. AS 47.05.300 - .390 Criminal History; Registry;

2. AS 47.25.001 - .095 Day Care Assistance and Child Care Grants; 3. AS 47.27.005, AS 47.27.035 Alaska Temporary Assistance Program;

4. AS 47.32.010 - .900 Centralized Licensing and Related Administrative Procedures; 5. 7 AAC 10 Barrier Crimes and Conditions; Background Checks;

6. 7 AAC 39 Child Care Grant Program;

7. 7 AAC 41 Child Care Assistance Program;

8. 7 AAC 45 Alaska Temporary Assistance Program;

9. 7 AAC 49 Hearings; and

10. 7 AAC 57 Child Care Facilities Licensing.

Users of the manual include, but are not limited to:

11. Agencies who receive grants or contracts from the Division of Public Assistance (DPA) Work Services and Family Support Team to provide case management and supportive services for families who receive Temporary Assistance (TA) cash benefits. These families may be ready or near ready to work or have multiple challenges or a profound challenge and are involved with multiple agencies. Supportive services may include Parent’s Achieving Self- Sufficiency (PASS) I Child Care Assistance (CCA). Agencies providing supportive services are referred to throughout this manual as Work Services Providers (WSP).

12. The DPA Work Services Technical Assistance Team (WSTA) who provides overall oversight of the statewide Work Service program and provides technical assistance to WSP.

13. DPA Field Services staff who determine eligibility for families to receive a TA cash benefit.

14. Agencies who receive grants from the Child Care Program Office (CCPO) or sub-grants from a grantee of the CCPO to administer