Michigan § 722.1605 Family child care networks; framework.

Michigan Statutes

§ 722.1605 — Family child care networks; framework.

Michigan § 722.1605

Ch. 722CHILDREN

Act 108 of 2022FAMILY CHILD CARE NETWORKS ACT (722.1601-722.1615)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 722.1605 (2026).

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FAMILY CHILD CARE NETWORKS ACT (EXCERPT) Act 108 of 2022 722.1605 Family child care networks; framework. Sec. 5.

(1)Upon appropriation, the department shall establish the family child care networks to support home-based child care providers. Funding must be dispersed equitably in a manner determined by the department with family child care networks in every region in this state.

(2)The department shall convene stakeholders to develop a framework for family child care networks based on the needs of providers. The framework must include, at least, the following:

(a)Business supports.

(b)Connections to peers.

(c)Operational supports.

(d)Program quality support.

(e)Training and technical assistance.

(f)Engaging new providers.

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FAMILY CHILD CARE NETWORKS ACT (EXCERPT) Act 108 of 2022 722.1605 Family child care networks; framework. Sec. 5. (1) Upon appropriation, the department shall establish the family child care networks to support home-based child care providers. Funding must be dispersed equitably in a manner determined by the department with family child care networks in every region in this state. (2) The department shall convene stakeholders to develop a framework for family child care networks based on the needs of providers. The framework must include, at least, the following: (a) Business supports. (b) Connections to peers. (c) Operational supports. (d) Program quality support. (e) Training and technical assistance. (f) Engaging new providers.