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iii. The entities that receive contracts (e.g., shared services alliances, CCR&R agencies, FCC networks, community-based agencies, child care providers):

iv. The process for accessing grants or contracts:

v. How rates for contracted slots are set through grants and contracts:

vi. How the Lead Agency determines which entities to contract with for increasing supply and/or improving quality:

vii. If contracts are offered statewide and/or locally:

4.1.3 Child care services available through grants or contracts.

b) Will the Lead Agency use grants or contracts for child care services to increase the supply and/or quality of specific types of care? Check all that apply. Programs to serve children with disabilities Programs to serve infants and toddlers Programs to serve school-age children Programs to serve children needing non-traditional hour care Programs to serve children experiencing homelessness Programs to serve children in underserved areas Programs that serve children with diverse linguistic or cultural backgrounds Programs that serve specific geographic areas Urban Rural Other Describe N/A. The Lead Agency does not provide child care services through grants or contracts for child care slots. Question 4.1.3a states to skip to 4.1.4

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