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The Day Care Policy Statement is a declaration of the guidelines by which your child care facility will operate. This program will help you identify important topics to include, and provide suggestions for their content. When the statement is completed and distributed to parents, it will be useful to communicate to both prospective and active customer-parents what you expect from them and what type of child care services you will provide. You should also be prepared to respond to parent's questions regarding why a particular policy is important.
Consider developing child care policies and guidelines with respect to the following topics:
- Philosophy/Mission Statement (also known as a "statement of purpose")
- Personal Background/Qualifications
- Age and Number of Children Accepted
- Hours of Operation
- Children with Special Needs
- Fees
- Trial period/Termination of Services
- Holidays and Vacations
- Program Activities
- Meals
- Infants
- Toilet Training
- Naps and Rest Periods
- Supplies
- Medical Care
- Sick Child Policy
- Emergency Contact Information
- Discipline
- Substitute Providers
- Pickup of a Child
- Participation by Parents
- Future Enrollment
- Day Care Contract
- Equal Opportunity
- Confidentiality
- Child Abuse and Neglect
- Child Care Regulations
When developing policies, you should make sure that you have or can get the necessary supplies, equipment, staff, and facilities to support the policies.
Your state and local governments may have various laws and regulations in place that you must follow. The Day Care Policy Statement does not attempt to address all of the possible laws and regulations that might apply in your location. Therefore, you should consult your state and local child care regulations to make sure that your policies are consistent with them.
Please note that your state and local child care regulations must be followed carefully even if they differ from the recommendations or suggestions in this program.
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What type of long term care policy covers only home and community-based care and pays nothing for treatment in a skilled nursing?
A long-term care policy that covers only home and community-based care, and does not provide benefits for skilled nursing facility treatment, is typically referred to as a "home care only" policy or "home and community-based services (HCBS) policy." These policies are designed to support individuals who prefer to receive care in their own homes or community settings rather than in institutional facilities. They often cover services such as personal care, homemaker services, and adult day care.
What is DSS policy on a 5 year olds in with 2 year olds?
The DSS policy on 5 year olds and 2 year olds involves regulation of day care centers.
What has the author Louise Stoney written?
Louise Stoney has written: 'Investing in our future' -- subject(s): Child care, Child care services, Day care centers, Economic aspects of Child care services, Finance, Government policy, States
What questions do I ask when searching for a day care?
What does a typical day here look like? Do they have an open door policy ? What do they serve for food? What do they do if I am late? Is it alright if I have someone else pick up my child?
What are the advantages of indemnity contract?
With indemnity long term care (LTC) insurance, you get to receive the full amount of your benefit regardless of the care cost. For example, you bought an indemnity policy that will pay a benefit amount of $200 per day for 5 years, so when the day comes when you become an ltc recipient, an you enterned an assisted living facility or nursing home that charges $100 day, you will still get $200 from your policy and you have the freedom to decide where you are going to spend the excess $100 from your policy. You will continue to get this amount for 5 years.
What is the definition of in home day care?
A home day care is a day care that is found in a persons house.
What are the working hours at a Day Care?
Its called day care so, day care has 24/7 hours/days.
What has the author National Day Care Project written?
National Day Care Project. has written: 'Adult day care'
What has the author Thomas M Sykes written?
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do hotel charge show the day and month you charge on your statement
How much do patients pay for one day in intensive care?
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