Appropriate child care means child care which is provided by a person or organization qualified

Appropriate child care. : means the child care provider is open for the hours and days the parent would need child care in order to comply with work requirements and the provider is able and willing to provide child care services including any special needs of the child(ren) and meets DHS requirements.

Appropriate child care means the availability of a licensed or certified child care provider.

Examples of Appropriate child care in a sentence

Appropriate child care, or day care for an individual in the household who has a disability (see OAR 461-001-0000 and 461-001-0015 as applicable) that substantially reduces or eliminates the individual's ability to care for himself or herself, cannot be obtained.
Appropriate child care is defined as a licensed child care center or a family day care (home or an individual) chosen by the parent/caretaker relative to care for the child.
Provide the following definitions established by the TANF agency: "Appropriate child care": means that the child care provider is a licensed center, a registered development home, an exempt facility or someone who can pass child abuse and criminal record checks and can meet the minimum health and safety requirements for nonregistered child care home providers.
Provide the following definitions established by the TANF agency: "Appropriate child care": Care that is or can be licensed or approved by the CCDF/Subsidy program.
Provide the following definitions established by the TANF agency: "Appropriate child care": Child care provided by: relatives who meet the requirements stipulated in 45 CFR §98.2 and who are eligible under TWC Child Care Services rule §809.91(e); child care facilities licensed by or registered with CCl, and those operated and monitored by US military services; or family homes listed with CCL.

More Definitions of Appropriate child care

Appropriate child care means child care, including infant, toddler, preschool, comprehensive early childhood education and school age, that is provided by a person or organization qualified, approved, and authorized by the State agency or agencies designated to make such determinations as set forth in this Part.

Appropriate child care. : Appropriate child care means care that meets the health and safety standards that are required for providers who receive payments under the provisions of the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), as mandated by Connecticut General Statutes, Section 17b-749.

Appropriate child care means child care licensed, certified, or approved under federal, state, or Tribal law and regulations for the type of care you use and were able to choose within locally available options.

Appropriate child care. : “Appropriate child care” means the child care provider is open for the hours and days the parent or caretaker relative would need child care in order to comply with the applicable work requirements and the provider is able and willing to provide child care services to the applicable child(ren) including addressing any special needs of the applicable child(ren).

Appropriate child care means that the child care provider is a licensed center, a registered development home or someone who has an approved review or evaluation of child abuse and criminal record checks and can meet the minimum health and safety requirements for nonregistered child care home providers

Appropriate child care means child care arranged by the participant or, if the participant

Appropriate child care. : means that the child care provider is a licensed center, a registered development home, an exempt facility or someone who can pass child abuse and criminal record checks and can meet the minimum health and safety requirements for non-registered child care home providers.