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1. www.scottcountymn.gov › 351Welcome to Scott County Child Care Licensing

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   The Scott County Child Care Licensing Unit is here to serve as your resource for learning how to locate licensed child care providers or how to become a licensed child care provider.

2. www.scottcountymn.gov › 354Scott County Child Care Information

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   Unsure if you want to open an in-home Family Child Care Program or a Child Care Center? Click on the image above to connect with Wayfinder to explore options and learn more. The Scott County Child Care Licensing Unit currently oversees more than 400 licensed family child care providers.

3. www.sclfcca.com › membership-account › directoryDirectory - Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association

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   Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association. We are caring, licensed providers in Scott County who believe in providing licensed care for children in a family home setting.

4. tcinternet.net › sclfcca › IndexSearch for Providers

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   Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association (SCLFCCA) offers a publicly accessible free web site to members to post information about their family child care and vacancies. Parents may use this web site for child care searches.

5. www.scottcountymn.gov › 374Current Child Care Providers | Scott County, MN

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   Are you currently a child care provider in Scott County? Find the forms, resources, and training items to help you maintain your current child care license.

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7. www.sclfcca.com › help-me-growHelp Me Grow - Scott County Licensed Family Child Care ...

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   Jun 8, 2017 · Scott County Licensed Family Child Care Association (SCLFCCA) offers a publicly accessible free web site to members to post information about their family child care and vacancies. Parents may use this web site for child care searches.

8. childcaresearch.ohio.govFind Quality Rated Early Care and Education | Ohio Child Care ...

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   Use this search tool to find quality child care and education in Ohio. See each program's Step Up To Quality star rating, licensing status, and inspection results.

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   What is Scott County's Child Care Assistance Program?

   • Scott County administers the State Child Care Assistance Programs (CCAP) according to Federal and State policy. One of the programs is MFIP Child Care, which is for families who receive assistance from the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) or Diversionary Work Program (DWP).

   Child Care Assistance Programs (CCAP) | Scott County, MN

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   How do I become a child care provider?

   • Hold regular free orientation sessions to anyone interested in becoming licensed Provide information regarding required training courses and offer select training courses Conduct annual background studies on the providers, household members, and/or anyone helping, substituting or assisting with the child care program

   Child Care Licensing | Scott County, MN

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   What is a regulated child care program?

   • These regulated programs meet the minimum state health, safety and administration standards required to serve children. Program settings include licensed family child care homes and center based (school-age care, community-based preschool, public preschool and child care centers), and certified in-home aides.

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   Does DCY pay for child care?

   • Publicly funded child care is paid, wholly or in part, with federal or state funds distributed by DCY. Families may receive assistance with child care costs by contacting their county Department of Job and Family Services to determine eligibility.

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   How do I choose a day/time for child care?

   • Select the days/times that best reflects your child care needs. For overnight care, you may use the "7PM to Midnight" option. For before/after school care, select the earliest time option that you need care. Please contact the child care provider to confirm availability and hours of operation.

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