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Child Care Assistance Program Policy Manual Issued 12/2018 CCAP case examples 16.3 This chapter demonstrates how CCAP policy applies to case examples based on: • Family composition, see Chapter 5 (CCAP family composition). • Authorized activities, see Chapter 4.6 (CCAP authorized activities) • CCAP Subprograms, see Chapter 4.3 (CCAP Subprograms) • Authorizing child care, see Chapter 9.1 (Authorizing child care) Assume families meet eligibility requirements, see Chapter 4 (Eligibility requirements) unless otherwise noted. Household Composition: 2-parent married families

Case example 1 PRI 1: Working 35 hours per week PRI 2: Going to school Family size: 4 Authorized activities • PRI 1: Activity meets authorized activity requirements for all CCAP subprograms • PRI 2: Activity meets authorized activity requirements within an Employment Plan for MFIP/DWP or an agency approved Education Plan for BSF and TY/TYE. Authorization • All children in the CCAP family are eligible for authorized hours to support authorized activities. Case example 2 PRI 1: Working 35 hours per week PRI 2: Unable to care as determined by licensed physician Family size: 4 Authorized Activities • PRI 1: Activity meets authorized activity requirements for all CCAP subprograms. • PRI 2: Authorized activity is not required for all CCAP Subprograms because deemed unable to care.