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The document is an Initial Licensing Checklist for Group Child Care Centers issued by the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families. It outlines mandatory compliance requirements under DCF 251, detailing the roles of the Supporting Families Together Technical Consultant, the applicant, and the Licensing Specialist during the pre-licensing process. The checklist covers operational requirements, staffing qualifications, physical plant and equipment standards, program planning, health and safety regulations, transportation guidelines, and additional requirements for infant and toddler care. It serves as a comprehensive guide to ensure that child care centers meet all necessary regulations before obtaining a probationary license.

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Begin by entering the facility name and address in the designated fields. Ensure that all information is accurate and up-to-date.
In the 'Rule Number' section, refer to the checklist items and mark each as 'Met', 'Not Met', or 'N/A' based on your compliance status.
For each operational requirement listed, provide comments if necessary, detailing any specific circumstances or notes relevant to compliance.
Once all sections are completed, review your entries for accuracy. Sign the checklist as the applicant not more than 30 days prior to submission.

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What does DCF mean child support?

The Department of Children and Families (DCF) plays a significant role in ensuring the safety of children. In situations where there are concerns about a childs welfare, a DCF investigation is initiated.

What is DCFS in Wisconsin?

The Department of Children and Families is the latest incarnation of a state agency to consolidate administration and oversight of children and family welfare services. In the early years of Wisconsin statehood, welfare services were largely created and controlled at the local level.

Are CPS and DCF the same thing?

Refuse entry unless they have a proper warrant CPS will say they have to come into your home or you could lose your kids. They try to scare you into thinking you have to let them in, but unless they have a warrant, you have the right to say no.

What does a DCF case worker do?

The Department of Children and Family Services is the primary employer of child welfare social workers, child protection officers and investigators and a host of administrative employees to support field operations.

What is the going rate for child care in Wisconsin?

The cost of daycare centers can vary depending on the location, the age of your child, and the services provided. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from $395 to $550 per week for full-time care at a daycare center.

Do you have to let CPS in your house in Wisconsin?

DCF then conducts an inquiry by gathering information, assessing potential risks to the child. This process involves interviewing relevant individuals, reviewing records, and sometimes conducting home visits. The primary objective is not to cause disruption but to safeguard the childs well-being and security.

How do you qualify for child care assistance in Wisconsin?

To become eligible, your familys monthly gross income must not be more than 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) (Wisconsin Shares Co-Payment Schedule ). After you have been determined eligible, you can remain financially eligible until your income reaches 85% of the state median income.

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