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CHILD CARE HANDBOOK FOR CARETAKERS

LICENSED TYPE B HOME PROVIDERS AND CERTIFIED IN-HOME AIDES

Provider Name

Address

Phone Number (including area code)

Days and Hours of Operation

To Caretakers – type B home providers operate under rules in Chapter 5101:2-14 of the Ohio Administrative Code. They

are not employees of the County Department of Job and Family Services (CDJFS) or the Ohio Department of Job and

Family Services (ODJFS). Many of the requirements in this handbook depend on your cooperation, including submission

of your child’s records (child medical signed by the doctor, health information, and emergency transportation

authorization) in a timely manner. Also, you must provide written permission for your child to attend all field trips and

routine trips.

Maximum number of children permitted in care

No more than

children may be present at any one time.

Infants may be cared for at any one time.

LICENSING OR CERTIFICATION INFORMATION

The type B home provider has been issued a license which is posted (location):

The provider of the type B home provider is required, under section 2151.421, ORC to report suspicions of child abuse

or neglect to the county children's protective services agency

The caretaker of a child enrolled in the type B home shall

be permitted unlimited access to the parts of the home used during child care hours.

The caretaker shall notify the

provider that they are on the premises before entering the type B provider's home.

The type B home provider's

inspection report is available upon request from the CDJFS.

The provider agrees that in the performance of services,

there shall be no discrimination, retaliation or intimidation against any client, child, employee, contractor, or any person

acting on behalf of a contractor due to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, handicap, age, or ancestry. The provider

will comply with all appropriate federal and state laws regarding discrimination and the right to any method of appeal shall

be made available to all persons.

ENROLLMENT AND DISENROLLMENT

Enrollment Process - Prior to enrollment there must be a meeting between the provider and the caretaker to discuss and

complete the JFS 01634 "Caretaker/Provider Agreement".

The JFS 01297 "Child Enrollment and Health Information"

must be completed and given to the provider prior to care being provided for your child. A medical statement, indicating

that your child has been examined by a health care professional must be signed and submitted within 30 days of the

child's first day of care. Your child must be examined at least once every 13 months and the medical statement

completed, until your child enters the grade of kindergarten or above. Each year, the caretaker of each child must review

the information on the enrollment form and sign the form again verifying the information is accurate. Anytime there is a

change to this information, it should be communicated to the provider immediately to assure that current information is

always on file for every child.

Additional Enrollment Information

Disenrollment/Withdrawal Policy

JFS 01332 (1/2014)

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Form Jfs 01332 - Child Care Handbook For Caretakers Licensed Type B Home Providers And Certified In-Home Aides

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