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A family with four (4) children may qualify to use in-home child care during the summer months when no children of the family are in school; however, would need to use a different provider type if they do not meet the qualifications once school starts.
A family choosing to use in-home child care will not simultaneously be established as any other provider type during their approval timeframe to have an In-home caregiver. An In- home caregiver will not be established as any other provider type during their approval timeframe as an In-home caregiver. Approval as an In-home provider will not be granted for more than one family during the same hours at the same location, including different levels or floors of the same home or separate rooms in a larger building. This does not apply to separate units in a multi-family dwelling such as a duplex, triplex, apartment building, or condominium complex.
The In-home caregiver cannot operate an additional business on the premises during the hours established for providing child care services, if customers of the additional business would have access to the child care facility or would interrupt the supervision of children in care.
4190-2 PROGRAM RESTRICTION FOR PROVIDERS Parents or stepparents will not be approved to provide child care services and receive child care assistance for their own child(ren) or step child(ren).
During the hours of operation as a child care provider, the provider’s own child(ren) and other children residing in the home, younger than thirteen (13) years of age, will not be authorized for coverage by the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) and must be included in the total capacity for the provider.
A person who is included in the Temporary Assistance (TA) family unit is not eligible to participate as a provider for any member of the TA family unit.
If a parent receiving TA chooses to provide child care as their employment, the Work Services Provider (WSP) Staff must assess the potential for economic self-sufficiency, including their ability to meet the Approved Relative, In-home, or Licensed provider requirements.