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

65 I. The county Colorado Works worker must notify the child care technician in writing of changes to the level of child care services. Decreases in child care services must only be acted upon if it is at the request of the adult caretaker or teen parent. If the county Colorado Works worker processes the child care case, written verification is not required but changes must be clearly documented in CHATS. J. The adult caretaker or teen parent or the county Colorado Works worker must report a change in child care provider to the child care technician prior to the change. K. The county child care technician must advise adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) who are receiving Colorado Works Child Care of their responsibilities in writing via the Department’s Client Responsibilities Agreement at the time of the initial referral. L. If the adult caretaker or teen parent moves out of the county in which they are actively receiving Colorado Works Child Care during the twelve (12) month period: 1. The originating county child care staff shall notify the receiving county within ten (10) business days of being notified that the adult caretaker or teen parent has moved. 2. Upon receipt of notification from the originating county, the receiving county shall, at a minimum, initiate or maintain the Colorado Works Child Care case for the remainder of the twelve (12) month period. 3.117 TRANSITION OFF COLORADO WORKS CHILD CARE Counties shall transition households that are no longer eligible for the Colorado Works Program and are participating in a low-income eligible activity as defined in rule section 3.103(PP) to Low-Income Child Care without requiring the household to complete the Low-Income Child Care application, regardless of whether the county has been approved by the Department to have a wait list or freeze in place. The household’s