Af Form 1181 Instructions printable pdf download

AF FORM 1181

The Child-Care Permanent Record is maintained at the center and should be updated quarterly

by parents. The name of an emergency contact person with home phone and duty phone (if

applicable) should be listed on AF Form 1181. The emergency contact should be informed that

they have been designated. Either parent’s signature authorizes medical treatment, defined as

measure necessary to protect your child in a life-threatening situation. Health concerns or other

information considered critical should be annotated on AF Form 1181.

The AF Form 1181 is maintained at the center for ready reference in the event of an

accident, emergency or illness. The importance of accurately completing and

regularly updating AF Form 1181 cannot be over emphasized. According to

guidelines outlined under IAW AFI 34-248 for Child Development Programs, the

Child Development Center is prohibited from admitting any child without a

completed AF Form 1181. Any information provided by you on AF Form 1181 is

protected by the Privacy Act. A copy of AF Form 357, Family Care Plan, if required,

must also be completed and updated annually for your child(ren).

All children must be signed in and out on the AF Form 1182 at the front desk and on

AF Form 1930 in the child’s classroom by parents or their appointees each time

they attend the center. To ensure every child’s safety, only parents or their

designee may remove a child from the center. Children will not be released to

siblings or other children under the age of 14. Identification will be required of all

persons when picking up children, unless that person is known and recognized by

the front desk and care giving staff.

Children may not be left at the center for more than ten consecutive hours without a

letter from the sponsor’s commander. In the event children are left at the center

after operating hours, every attempt will be made to contact the parents or the

emergency contact by phone. If attempts are unsuccessful, the sponsor’s unit will

be contacted. As a last resort, security forces will be contacted for assistance in

locating the parents or for temporary placement for the child(ren).

Patrons can be denied child development program services. Examples of reasonable

grounds for denial include (but are not limited to) failure to follow child development

program rules and policies, inappropriate guidance techniques while at the center,

rudeness to child development personnel, inappropriate language, continued tardiness on

payments and continued tardiness when picking up children. The Support Group

Commander must approve termination of services.

Af Form 1181 Instructions