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

67 The household's eligibility shall be re-determined no earlier than twelve (12) months after the transition as outlined in rule section 3.113. D. If a household becomes ineligible for Colorado Works while participating in a job search activity or is not in a low-income eligible activity as defined in rule section 3.103(PP), the adult caretaker or teen parent shall be transitioned to Low-Income Child Care and entered into the Low-Income Job Search activity for a minimum of thirteen (13) weeks. E. If the county Colorado Works worker reports an increase in household income at the time of transition to Low-Income Child Care, the county child care technician shall document the income increase in case comments but shall not act upon the change until the household's twelve (12) month re-determination for Low-Income Child Care. F. Parent fees for households that transition from Colorado Works to Low-Income Child Care must not be assessed higher than what was determined at the most recent Colorado Works Child Care referral. Parent fee revisions for child care during the twelve (12) month period may occur as outlined in rule section 3.124(B). G. Households that transition from Colorado Works to Low-Income Child Care must be authorized for a minimum of twelve (12) months based on the child's need for care as long as the family remains eligible for the Low-Income Child Care program. H. Households that transition from Colorado Works to Low-Income Child Care are subject to the Low-Income Child Care requirements outlined in rule section 3.110. I. County child care staff shall advise adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) that are transitioned from Colorado Works to Low-Income Child Care of their responsibilities in writing via the Department’s Client Responsibilities Agreement at the time of transition.