In Home Child Care When Provider and Child Reside in Same Home 400-28-105-15

(Revised 2/1/2024 ML #3768)

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NDCC 50-33-08

If the provider and the child live in the same home, care may be allowed only when the provider is not the caretaker of the child in the CCAP household and when all criteria at 400-28-35-30 is met. The provider must be licensed.

Example 1 : A caretaker lives with their child and their mother (grandma) in the same home. The grandma is a licensed provider who provides care from the home. Care can be allowed for the child in the household since grandma is the provider and not a caretaker in the CCAP household and the child is eligible for in home care due to an illness or disability. Example 2 : A caretaker is a licensed provider that provides care from their home. The caretaker applies for CCAP for their child, listing themselves as the provider. CCAP will not pay for child care costs since the provider is a caretaker of the child in the CCAP household. Example 3 : A caretaker is the owner of a daycare facility where their child attends. The caretaker applies for CCAP for their child, listing their daycare facility as the provider. CCAP will not pay for child care costs when the caretaker is also the owner of a facility where their child attends.