Delaware Child Care Agreement
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Office of Child Care Licensing (OCCL) website has everything you need to know about licensed child care in Delaware. In Delaware, a license is needed when payment is received for care of any non-related child outside of their home while the parent is not present. Family child care takes place in a licensed home.
All inspections, except those prior to licensing, may or may not be announced. Two caregivers are required when more than six children are present or when more than two children under 2 years are present.
Start a Child Care BusinessTake the Required Child Day Care Orientation.The orientation will help you:The orientation outlines:Request an application.Complete the application.Make an Appointment for an Inspection.
There are several steps in starting a child care business:Take the Required Child Day Care Orientation.The orientation will help you:The orientation outlines:Request an application.Complete the application.Make an Appointment for an Inspection.
Delaware's Purchase of Care (POC) program is a subsidy that supports early childhood and after-school education and care for more than 15,000 children from birth through age 12 who live within 200% of the Federal Poverty Limits.
Purchase of Care Plus (POC+) is a care option that allows providers to charge Division of Social Services (DSS) clients the difference between the DSS reimbursement rate up to the provider's private fee for service.
Be at least 18 years old, obtain a physical examination, and attend a six-hour orientation/training session with state licensing staff. Be certified in First Aid and Infant/Child CPR. Participate in at least 12 hours of approved training a year.
Health and Safety Requirements: If you are not related, you must have a license from the Office of Early Childhood Division of Licensing to provide child care. All relative providers must be 20 years of age or older. All new relative providers may only care for a total of three (3) children at a time.
Delaware's Purchase of Care (POC) program is a subsidy that supports early childhood and after-school education and care for more than 15,000 children from birth through age 12 who live within 200% of the Federal Poverty Limits.