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Care Home II: Licensed to provide a child care program for at least four, but not more than 12 children. These may be located in the licensee's residence or another location. 391 NAC 1-001.01; 391 NAC 2-001.01

In-home care (care in the child's own home). Describe and provide the citation (if applicable):

5.1.2 Describe if any providers are exempted from licensing requirements and how such exemptions do not endanger the health, safety, and development of children (658E (c)(2)(F); 98.40(a)(2)). Effective Date: 11/22/2019

Note: Additional information about exemptions related to CCDF providers is required in 5.1.3. In-Home Child Care: Care provided to children in their own home. This service is only available to children who have a special need or childhood illness, families with three or more children needing child care, or families that require child care during nontraditional hours (overnights, weekends, holidays, or evening hours after 6pm). These providers are required to meet a set of standards, to ensure health and safety standards are met and children are not endangered while in care.

License-Exempt Family Child Care Home: An individual who is providing care in his/her own home, serving a maximum of three children from different families or six children from one family. CCDF eligible families have the option of having a family, friend, or neighbor to provide care to their children by having them become a License-Exempt Family Child Care Home. These providers are required to meet a set of standards to ensure health and safety standards are met and children are not endangered while in care. The provider is not able to care for their own children while providing this service, or any other children outside of the household who has been identified as eligible.

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