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The Designee will issue a POC to the provider or family using an In-home caregiver requesting the provider’s plan for coming into compliance with the requirement. See section 4280-2 Plan of Correction. 4230 CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMPROVIDER REQUIREMENTS To participate in the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) a provider must meet the program requirements of Alaska Statute (AS) 47.32, Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 10, 7 AAC 41, and 7 AAC 57 specific to the type of provider the individual wants to become. CCAP requirements include admission processes; planning for care; ratios; and behavior guidance.

4230-1 LICENSED PROVIDER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS Licensed providers must meet the program requirements of Alaska Statute (AS) 47.32, Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 10, 7 AAC 41, and 7 AAC 57 specific to the type of provider for which they are licensed: home; group home; or center.

The Child Care Program Office (CCPO) or Municipality of Anchorage (MOA) Licensing Staff monitor licensed child care provider’s compliance with the applicable requirements.

4230-2 CERTIFIED/ACCREDITED PROVIDERPROGRAM REQUIREMENTS The following program providers must follow the regulations governing the certifying, accrediting, or approving agency which meet or exceed the requirements of Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 41: United States (US) Department of Defense or US Coast Guard Certified; Tribally Approved or Tribally Certified; Nationally Accredited or Nationally Certified Day Camp or similar facility or program.

The Child Care Program Office (CCPO), through consultation/coordination with the Department of Law has determined the standards used to certify US Department of Defense and US Coast Guard Certified providers meet the requirements of Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC. 41.