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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 8 CCR 1403-1 Colorado Child Care Assistance Program

33 plan to reimburse child care providers for non-traditional care hours at a higher reimbursement rate); f. Income; g. Incapacitation, if applicable; and h. Custody arrangement and/or parenting schedule, if applicable. D. Eligible Households 1. The following household compositions qualify as eligible households: a. Households with one (1) adult caretaker or teen parent, where the adult caretaker or teen parent is engaged in a low-income eligible activity, meets low-income eligibility guidelines, has custody of the child, and needs child care assistance. If the adult caretaker or teen parent is voluntarily out of the home temporarily to participate in an eligible low-income activity, serve in the uniformed services of the United States, or receive medical treatment, and has an established intent to return, they are considered to be part of the household and are considered an adult caretaker or teen parent while they are voluntarily out of the home. Any individual temporarily caring for the children shall not be considered a household member. b. Households with two adult caretakers or teen parents, when one adult caretaker or teen parent is involuntarily out of the home. Such a household shall be considered a household with one adult caretaker or teen parent. c. Households with two (2) adult caretakers or teen parents that need child care, where: 1) Both adult caretakers or teen parents are engaged in a low- income eligible activity;