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MEETING MINUTESCORRESPONDENCEU. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES ACF1. Log No. ACFPIHS18052. Issuance Date: 09/10/2018Administration for Children 3. Originating Office: Office of Head Start and

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1. To fill out early head start-child care, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary documents, such as proof of income, proof of address, and the child's birth certificate.
3. Contact your local early head start program or child care provider to inquire about the application process and availability of slots.
4. Complete the application form accurately and provide all required information.
5. Submit the application along with the necessary documents to the early head start program or child care provider.
6. Wait for a response from the program or provider. They will inform you if your child is eligible and if there is an available slot.
7. If your child is accepted, complete any additional paperwork or enrollment forms provided by the program or provider.
8. Attend any required orientation sessions or meetings before your child can start attending the early head start-child care program.

Who needs early head start-child care?

1. Early head start-child care is designed for low-income families with infants and toddlers.
2. It is particularly beneficial for families who may face economic challenges and require support in providing quality early childhood education and development opportunities for their young children.
3. The program prioritizes families who meet certain income guidelines and may have limited access to affordable, high-quality child care.
4. Additionally, families who are experiencing homelessness, have children with disabilities, or are involved in the child welfare system may also qualify for early head start-child care.

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What is early head start-child care?

Early Head Start-Child Care is a program that provides comprehensive services to low-income families with children under the age of 3.

Who is required to file early head start-child care?

Child care providers who participate in the Early Head Start program are required to file early head start-child care.

How to fill out early head start-child care?

To fill out early head start-child care, child care providers must provide information about the services they offer to children under the age of 3, as well as information about the children in their care.

What is the purpose of early head start-child care?

The purpose of early head start-child care is to provide high-quality early childhood education and support services to low-income families with young children.

What information must be reported on early head start-child care?

Child care providers must report information about the number of children served, the services provided, and the outcomes achieved for children and families.