The Child Care and Development Fund program requires child care providers receiving CCDF funding to meet certain standards of health and safety. These standards are called Provider …

(3) A written statement there is no health condition that would be hazardous either to the child or to other children in the child care center as a result of participation in the program of activities.

(1) Child's medical history. (2) Physical examination. (3) A written statement there is no health condition that would be hazardous either to the child or to other children in the child care center …

7 Ean 2025 · Navigate Indiana's daycare regulations with ease. Understand licensing, safety standards, staff requirements, and compliance essentials.

The review also identifies the public health requirements for child care providers (nutrition, active play, screen time limitations, etc.). This resource compares scientifically-based best practices …

IC 12-17.2-5 Chapter 5. Regulation of Child Care Homes. IC 12-17.2-4 Chapter 4. Regulation of Child Care Centers.

Learn about the minimum federal health and safety requirements that state and territories use to ensure that licensed child care programs operate safely.

22 Noll 2025 · In this guide, we'll cover both family home daycare requirements and the state's requirements for larger child care centers, ensuring you have everything you need to open your …

Check the Center’s written policies for procedures for contacting the division’s child care health unit and the Center’s health consultant when there is an incident of communicable disease and …

This report was completed as part of the Healthy Child Care Indiana Project, a Healthy Systems Development in Child Care Grant awarded to The Indiana Parent Information Network, Inc. …