Colorado § 26.5-4-120 Child and adult care food program feasibility study

Colorado Statutes

§ 26.5-4-120 — Child and adult care food program feasibility study

Colorado·Title 26.5 Early·Art. Child Care and Education

(1)The department, in consultation with the department of public health and environment, shall conduct or contract for a study to determine the feasibility of de-linking eligibility for the federal child and adult care food program from the Colorado child care assistance program. The study must include:

(a)Research on alternative eligibility processes for participation in the federal child and adult care food program that is specifically tailored for license-exempt family, friend, and neighbor providers, as described in section 26.5-3-808; and

(b)Guidelines and best practices for the implementation of alternative eligibility processes to ensure adequate oversight without creating undue administrative burdens for the department or license-exempt family, friend, and neighbor pr

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(1) The
department, in consultation with the department of public health and environment,
shall conduct or contract for a study to determine the feasibility of de-linking
eligibility for the federal child and adult care food program from the Colorado child
care assistance program. The study must include:

(a) Research on alternative eligibility processes for participation in the
federal child and adult care food program that is specifically tailored for license-exempt family, friend, and neighbor providers, as described in section 26.5-3-808;
and

(b) Guidelines and best practices for the implementation of alternative
eligibility processes to ensure adequate oversight without creating undue
administrative burdens for the department or license-exempt family, friend, and
neighbor providers, while ensuring the nutritional well-being of children in the
provider's care.

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