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- Initial and annual in-person meetings between the Lead Agency and the in-home provider to renew the child care subsidy provider agreement; - Signed checklist agreement between the provider and client, stating they understand subsidy rules and regulations; - Annual state repository checks. - Pediatric Frist Aid and CPR; - Prepare to Care; - Emergency preparedness workbook; and - Annual training; Relatives are exempt from pediatric first aid and CPR, prepare to care, the emergency preparedness workbook, and annual training

Provide the citation(s) for this policy or procedure 392 NAC 5-002

d) Lead Agencies have the option to develop alternate monitoring requirements for care provided in the child's home (98.42(b)(2)(iv)(B)). Does your state use alternate monitoring procedures for monitoring in-home care? No Yes. If yes, decsibe: The Lead Agency does not inspect the child's home where in-home care is being provided. The Resource Developers meet annually with the in-home provider through office visits. During this time, the expectations and requirements listed on the CCDF/Subsidy Agreement are reviewed. The provider and family is required to review and sign a monitoring checklist annually to ensure health and safety is being met while care is provided. This form is required.

e) List the entity(ies) in your state/territory that are responsible for conducting inspections of license-exempt CCDF providers The Lead Agency is responsible for conducting inspecitions of license-exempt CCDF providers.

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