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The CCPO, through consultation/coordination with the Department of Law will review the standards used for accreditation, certification, or approval of Tribally Approved or Tribally Certified; Nationally Accredited or Nationally Certified Day Camp or similar facility or program to ensure they meet the requirements of Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 41. See section 4200- 6 A. Reviewing An Acceptable Certified/Accredited Provider Child Care Assistance Application for Completeness.

4230-3 APPROVED RELATIVE PROVIDERPROGRAM REQUIREMENTS It is important for providers to know and understand the requirements for their child care program type. This section will focus on Approved Relative providers who must be in compliance with Alaska Administrative Code (AAC) 7 AAC 41.

The Designee monitors Approved Relative and In-home providers with on-site assistance from the Child Care Program Office (CCPO) or Municipality of Anchorage (MOA) Licensing Staff.

4230-3 A. ADMISSION AND PLANNING FOR CARE An Approved Relative provider may not admit a child until the required verification of the qualifying relationship is provided to the Designee and if that child’s admission would not cause the provider to have more than five (5) children in care.

A provider must obtain specific information about a child from the child’s parent at or before the child’s admission into the provider’s care as described in 7 AAC 41.207 and as listed below.

A provider may enroll children for up to thirty (30) days, who are homeless, in protective services, or in foster care without a valid immunization record. The provider must give the family at least a ten (10) business day written notice prior to ending services. 1. Child Emergency Information CC47 The Child Emergency Information CC47 form must be completed for all children in a provider’s care, including the provider’s own children and any other child younger than thirteen (13) years of age residing in the provider’s home. The asterisked areas on the