Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan ... - New Mexico Kids
Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan ... - New Mexico Kids
Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Plan ... - New Mexico Kids
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Yes, <strong>and</strong> the upper age is 18 (may not equal or exceed age 19) . Provide<br />
the Lead Agency definition of physical or mental incapacity – Special<br />
Supervision: <strong>Child</strong> care benefits may be provided to children between the ages of thirteen<br />
<strong>and</strong> eighteen who are under the supervision of a court of law, or who are determined by a<br />
medical professional to require supervision because of a diagnosis of a physical, emotional,<br />
or neurobiological impairment, or who are physically or mentally incapable of caring for<br />
themselves. <strong>Child</strong>ren with special needs are prioritized relative to budget availability.<br />
No.<br />
c) Does the Lead Agency allow <strong>CCDF</strong>-funded child care for children age 13<br />
<strong>and</strong> above but below age 19 years who are under court supervision? (658P(3),<br />
658E(c)(3)(B), §98.20(a)(1)(ii))<br />
Yes, <strong>and</strong> the upper age is 18 (may not equal or exceed age 19)<br />
No.<br />
2.3.3. Eligibility Criteria Based Upon Work, Job Training or Educational<br />
Program<br />
a) How does the Lead Agency define “working” for the purposes of eligibility?<br />
Provide a narrative description below, including allowable activities <strong>and</strong> if a<br />
minimum number of hours is required.<br />
Reminder – Lead Agencies have the flexibility to include any workrelated<br />
activities in its definition of working including periods of job<br />
search <strong>and</strong> travel time. (§§98.16(f)(3), 98.20(b))<br />
• working – Section 8.15.2.7 (DD) of the <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Assistance requirements defines<br />
working as “employment of any type, including self-employment. For TANF recipients,<br />
this includes work experience <strong>and</strong>/or community service or any other activity that meets<br />
the TANF work activity requirements.” The Department will reimburse for care provided<br />
for as little as an average of 5 or less hours per week per month.<br />
b) Does the Lead Agency provide <strong>CCDF</strong> child care assistance to parents who<br />
are attending job training or an educational program? (§§98.16(g)(5),<br />
98.20(b))<br />
Yes. If yes, how does the Lead Agency define “attending job training or<br />
educational program” for the purposes of eligibility? Provide a<br />
narrative description below.<br />
Reminder – Lead Agencies have the flexibility to include any<br />
training or education-related activities in its definition of job<br />
training or education, including study time <strong>and</strong> travel time.<br />
• attending job training or educational program – Section 8.15.2.7(K) of the<br />
<strong>Child</strong> <strong>Care</strong> Assistance requirements defines “job training <strong>and</strong> educational program” as<br />
participation in a short or long term educational or training program which provides<br />
specific job skills which allow the participant to enter the workforce <strong>and</strong>/or directly relate<br />
<strong>CCDF</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Effective Date: October 1, 2013<br />
Amended Effective: _____<br />
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