Disability Access Fund (DAF Sample Clauses

Disability Access Fund (DAF. 6.1. Three and four year olds who are in receipt of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and are accessing early education funding are eligible for the DAF. DAF is paid to the setting nominated by the parent on the Parent Declaration Form and is a fixed annual rate of £615 per eligible child. Once a parent has confirmed that their child is in receipt of DLA the Provider must contact the Council. The Provider must then take a copy of the child's award letter and return to us using the secure email system. Once the Council has verified eligibility they will process the payment and notification to the Provider.
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Disability Access Fund (DAF. Declaration If your child is three or four, is receiving Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and is receiving EYFE they are eligible for the Disability Access Fund (DAF). DAF is paid to your child’s early years provider. The purpose of DAF is to support providers to make reasonable adjustments and build the capacity of their setting to support children with disabilities. Is your child eligible for and in receipt of Disability Living Allowance (DLA)? Yes No If your child is splitting their EYFE across two or more providers please nominate the setting where you would like Brighton & Hove City Council to pay the DAF Parent/Carer with legal responsibility declaration (name) …………………………………………………………………………. Of (address) …………………………………………………………....................... I confirm that the information I have provided above is accurate and true. I understand and agree to the conditions set out in this document and I authorise the early years setting named at the beginning of this declaration to claim EYFE funding as agreed above on behalf of my child. I understand that Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) will check the information I provide with neighbouring local authorities to check that I am not over-claiming EYFE for my child I agree that the information I have provided can be shared with BHCC and Department for Education (DfE), who will access information from other government departments to confirm my child’s eligibility for the two-year-old, or three- and four-year-old extended entitlements and enable this early years/childcare setting to claim EYPP or DAF on behalf of my child. I understand that EYFE is a maximum of 15 (or 30 if eligible) hours a week 38 weeks a year. I understand that EYFE may be stretched across the whole year for a total of 570 (or 1140 if eligible) hours. If my child’s EYFE is stretched this will be for more than 38 weeks a year but for fewer than 15 (or 30 if eligible) hours a week. I understand that if my child attends more than one childcare setting (including a maintained school nursery class) their EYFE hours cannot exceed 570 (or 1140 if eligible) hours a year. I understand that if my child leaves their early years setting I must give the setting notice as required by their notice policy, and that I may be charged by the provider if I do not. I understand that this form will be made available by my early years/childcare setting to BHCC upon request. I understand that I will have to complete a change of attendance form if my child’s EYFE h...
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Disability Access Fund (DAF. This is an annual fixed lump sum payment of £615 per eligible child per year, paid to early years settings that are providing a free entitlement place for three and four year olds in
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Disability Access Fund (DAF. 8.1.1 The Disability Access Fund (DAF) provides additional funding to enable early years providers to anticipate and make reasonable adjustments to their provision, and should increase capacity to support disabled children and children with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Providers will receive an additional annual amount for early years children in receipt of Disability Living Allowance.
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Disability Access Fund (DAF. 11.8.1 Follow the process described in Establishment Portal user notes in Forms and Guidance
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