Additional Requirements for Family, Friend and Neighbor (FFN Sample Clauses

Additional Requirements for Family, Friend and Neighbor (FFN. Providers ONLY A. FFN providers must operate legally 1. FFN providers are not licensed child care providers. Licensed child care providers in southern Nevada are regulated by the State of Nevada Bureau of Health Care Quality and Compliance, Child Care Licensing. 2. Although FFN providers are not licensed, they must operate legally by a) Obtaining a business license if required by the city or municipality in which the provider provides child care. b) Abiding by the number of children FFN providers are authorized to provide care: B. FFN providers must comply with all additional Subsidy Program requirements: 1. Providers will only watch children authorized by the Early Childhood Connection or will be terminated from the program. 2. Provider cannot be a client of the Subsidy Program. 3. Provider cannot live in the home of the child care subsidy client. 4. Provider cannot be the natural/adoptive parent or legal guardian of the child, regardless if they live outside of the child’s home or not. 5. Provider must be at least 18 years of age and a legal U.S. resident with a taxpayer I.D number or Social Security number. 6. Provider must have an active telephone where child care services will take place. 7. Provider must register with the program by submitting required documentation/paperwork. All required documentation must be on file prior to reimbursement for child care services. 8. If provider is a recipient of public assistance (food stamps, medical, TANF), provider is responsible to report income from providing child care to DWSS. 9. Failure to provide requested documentation in the timeframes given may result in delayed and/or non-payment. 10. Provider must have on the premises a 5 lb. Class ABC Fire Extinguisher, UL Listed Smoke Detector(s), and a First Aid Kit. 11. Provider must complete three hours of Health and Safety training initially and 6 hours of approved child care training every year thereafter. The Early Childhood Connection program staff will contact you regarding your options for annual training. 12. Out-of-home non-relative FFN providers are subject to an initial health and safety visit and visits every 6 months thereafter. PAGE | 2 OF 5 REVISED 3.2014 13. Provider who is providing child care in his/her own home, is a self-employed business owner who provides child care services on a sub-contract basis and is not an employee of the Early Childhood Connection, DWSS, or their partner agencies. 14. Provider providing child care in the child(ren)’s ...