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4210 Child Care Assistance Program Provider Background Check Requirements.

10. Valid Background Check The Designee will obtain verification of a valid background check for the caregiver and correct association to the family’s provider case within the New Alaska Background Check System (NABCS). See section 4210 Child Care Assistance Program Provider Background Check Requirements.

11. In-home Child Care Parent/Caregiver Agreement CC18 As the employer the family may allow their caregiver to bring their own child(ren) to the family’s home, only if the number of children is no more than five (5). When the family grants this approval the In-home Child Care Parent/Caregiver Agreement CC18 form is submitted to the Designee. The form must be read and signed by both the parent as the employer and the caregiver as the employee.

An interview with the family and their caregiver is needed for all In- home applicants for CCAP participation.

A new orientation is not needed if the family has a break in participation and reapplies within twelve (12) months, or is renewing participation. If the family selects a new caregiver, the caregiver only is required to participate in the orientation. See section 4250 Child Care Assistance Program Provider Interview.

When an acceptable application is determined to be incomplete, the Designee will issue a Child Care Assistance Provider Application - Pended notice identifying the action needed. See section 4260-1 A. Pending a Provider Application.

When an In-home application is determined to be complete, the date the last needed item was received by the Designee, or action taken is entered in the App Completed Date of the provider’s case in ICCIS.

4210 CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMPROVIDER BACKGROUND CHECK REQUIREMENTS The Designee must ensure all Approved Relative provider applicants and household members and In-home caregivers are not prohibited from participating in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) and