Child Care Authorization Form. Form granting authorization for SR services, distributed from local referring agencies to families meeting requirements of the following SR priorities including:
3.1 A child younger than 13 years of age from a family that includes a parent who is receiving temporary cash assistance under chapter 414 and subject to the federal work requirements.
3.2 An at-risk child younger than 9 years of age.
3.3 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
3.4 An at-risk child who is at least 9 years of age but younger than 13 years of age. An at-risk child whose sibling is enrolled in the school readiness program within an eligibility priority category listed in s. 1002.87 (1) paragraphs (a) and (b) and subparagraph (c)1 shall be given priority over other children who are eligible under this paragraph.
3.5 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
Child Care Authorization Form. A form granting authorization for SR services distributed from local referring agencies to ELCs for families meeting requirements of SR priorities including:
3.14.1 A child younger than 13 years of age from a family which includes a parent who is receiving temporary cash assistance under chapter 414, F.S., and subject to federal work requirements.
3.24.2 An at-risk child younger than 9 years of age.
3.34.3 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in s. 445.032, F.S., from birth to the beginning of the school year for which the child is eligible for admission to kindergarten in a public school under s. 1003.21(1)(a)2, F.S.
3.44.4 An at-risk child who is at least 9 years of age but younger than 13 years of age. An at-risk child whose sibling is enrolled in the school readiness program within an eligibility priority category listed in s. 1002.87(1)(a)-(c)1, F.S., shall be given priority over other children who are eligible under this paragraph.
3.54.5 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in s. 445.032 F.S. who is younger than 13 years of age.
Child Care Authorization Form. A form granting authorization for SR services distributed from local referring agencies to ELCs for families meeting requirements of SR priorities including:
3.1 A child younger than 13 years of age from a family that includes a parent who is receiving temporary cash assistance under chapter 414, F.S., and subject to the federal work requirements or a parent who has an Intensive Service Account or an Individual Training Account under s. 445.009, F.S.
3.2 An at-risk child younger than 9 years of age.
3.3 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
3.4 An at-risk child who is at least 9 years of age but younger than 13 years of age. An at-risk child whose sibling is enrolled in the school readiness program within an eligibility priority category listed in s. 1002.87(1)(a)-(c)1., F.S., shall be given priority over other children who are eligible under s. 1002.87(1)(c), F.S.
3.5 A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
Child Care Authorization Form. Form granting authorization for School Readiness services, distributed from local referring agencies to families meeting requirements of School Readiness Priorities 1, 2, 4, 5, and 7. Child Care Executive Partnership (CCEP) Program – The CCEP extends child care availability through dollar-for-dollar matching funds from local governments, employers, charitable foundations and other sources. ELCs with committed matching funds may apply for CCEP participation (s. 1002.94, F.S.). The CCEP program is a public/private partnership program that helps employers meet the needs of a growing segment of their work force – working parents. Through the program, federal and state funding is “matched” with contributions from local governments, charitable foundations and/or private businesses on a dollar-for-dollar basis to provide child care services to participating families. The program helps communities expand child care funding for lower-income working families and helps employers increase profits by providing valuable work-life benefits for employees. The program’s annual budget, fund distributions and policy decisions about administering the program are prepared at the state level. At the local level, ELCs make funding decisions, administer the program, manage contributions and determine eligibility for families who want to participate. Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) Network – A free service for any family living in or preparing to move to Florida that helps parents identify and select quality child care and early education programs and offers consumer education and community resources. ELCs provide resource and referral services for families and childcare providers in their local areas. These local resource and referral programs: Act as the “front door” to families, providing early learning information and referrals and community resources. Verify all legally operating provider information is up-to-date in their service area in accordance with Rule 6M-9.300 within the single statewide information system. Provide assistance to those applying for SR or VPK Programs or to families with children who have disabilities or special healthcare needs. Offer start-up and on-going training and technical assistance for providers. Offer information and access to consumer education, financial assistance programs and community resources. Child eligibility – Child eligibility and managing child care placement services allow eligible families and children to receive the det...
Child Care Authorization Form. A form granting authorization for SR services distributed from local referring agencies to ELCs for families meeting requirements of SR priorities including:
4.1. A child younger than 13 years of age from a family which includes a parent who is receiving temporary cash assistance under chapter 414, F.S., and subject to federal work requirements.
4.2. An at-risk child younger than 9 years of age.
4.3. A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
4.4. An at-risk child who is at least 9 years of age but younger than 13 years of age. An at-risk child whose sibling is enrolled in the school readiness program within an eligibility priority category listed in s. 1002.87(1)(a)-(c)1, F.S., shall be given priority over other children who are eligible under this paragraph.
4.5. A child of a parent who transitions from the work program into employment as described in
