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must complete 6 hours of training annually.

c) In-home care: In-homeproviders are required to complete 4 annual hours of training 2 of which are to be topics from the Health and Safety required trainings. For license-exempt providers, this is currently outlined in the Child Care Subsidy Provider Agreement found on-line at http://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/Child-Care-Provider-Forms.aspx . A regulatory public hearing for Title 392, Child Care Subsidy Program, is scheduled for October 25, 2019. Regulations proposed will put the health and safety training requirements in the Child Care Subsidy Provider Agreement in state regulations.

d) Variations for exempt provider settings: License-exemptproviders are required to complete 4 annual hours of training 2 of which are to be topics from the Health and Safety required trainings. For license-exempt providers, this is currently outlined in the Child Care Subsidy Provider Agreement found on-line at http://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/Child-Care-Provider-Forms.aspx . A regulatory public hearing for Title 392, Child Care Subsidy Program, is scheduled for October 25, 2019. Regulations proposed will put the health and safety training requirements in the Child Care Subsidy Provider Agreement in state regulations.

5.2.5 Describe the ongoing health and safety training for CCDF providers by category of care (i.e., center, FCC, in-home) and licensing status (i.e., licensed, license-exempt). Effective Date: 08/31/2019

1. Prevention and control of infectious diseases (including immunizations) -- Provide the citation for this training requirement, including citations for both licensed and license-exempt providers Ongoing health and safety training on this topic is a requirement for all licensed providers. This would include all CCDF licensed providers. 391 NAC 1-006.04EB; 391 NAC 2-006.04E; and 391 NAC 3-006.10D License-exempt providers are required to complete 4 annual hours of training, 2 of Nebraska Page 189 of 314