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     • Apply for certification in the Ohio Child Licensing and Quality System (OCLQS). An application is due every 2 years to remain certified.
     jfs.ohio.gov/child-care/information-for-providers/become-a-provider

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   Do I need a license for child care in Ohio?

   • Some types of child care must be regulated in Ohio; other types of child care may operate without a license. Ohio Law defines an ODJFS "licensed child care program" as any of the following: a child day care center, a Type A family day-care home, or a Type B family day-care home.

   Information for Families - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   Does the revised Ohio Department of education preschool & school age childcare rules apply?

   • The revised Ohio Department of Education Preschool and School Age Childcare rules references the revised requirement; therefore, this change is applicable to the Ohio Department of Education licensed programs.

   Frequently Asked Questions 2021-2022 - Ohio Department of Education

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   Who is responsible for child care in Ohio?

   • In addition, ODJFS and county agencies are responsible for licensing and inspecting all child care settings in Ohio. Customers who are not proficient in English may call 1-877-302-2347, option 4, for translation services. Are you interested in opening a child care program?

   Child Care - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   What are child care licensing regulations?

   • Child care licensing regulations are designed to reduce the risk of harm to children while they are participating in out of home care.

   Licensing Compliance Overview - Ohio Department of Job and Family S…

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   What is an ODJFS licensed child care program?

   • Ohio Law defines an ODJFS "licensed child care program" as any of the following: a child day care center, a Type A family day-care home, or a Type B family day-care home. Licensed programs are inspected prior to and after receiving an ODJFS license and must verify compliance with state and federal requirements.

   Information for Families - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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   How do I find a licensed child care program?

   • Parents can go to the ODJFS Search For Early Learning and Development Programs page to look for licensed child care programs by county, city, zip code, program type, Step Up To Quality rating and program specific information. These search results will include program information, licensure details, and ODJFS inspection results.

   Information for Families - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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3. education.ohio.gov › Topics › Early-LearningSchool Age Child Care Licensing | Ohio Department of ...

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   Apr 12, 2024 · School Age Child Care Licensing. Find Programs. This Early Care & Education Search Tool will help you locate the type of early care and education program that meets your needs. You also can learn more about programs' licensing status, Step Up To Quality rating, and inspection results.

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   The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) offers financial assistance to eligible parents to help them with child care costs while they engage in work, education, or job training. In addition, ODJFS and county agencies are responsible for licensing and inspecting all child care settings in Ohio.

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   These rules outline the application and procedures for individuals or programs seeking DCY certification, licensure, or approvals to provide early care and education services.

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   Child care licensing regulations are designed to reduce the risk of harm to children while they are participating in out of home care. In examining national research, state statistics, and the best practices of states that have been recognized as having effective licensing systems, Ohio has identified those rule areas which could lead to the ...

7. education.ohio.gov › getattachment › TopicsFrequently Asked Questions 2021-2022 - Ohio Department of ...

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   The revised Ohio Department of Education Preschool and School Age Childcare rules references the revised requirement; therefore, this change is applicable to the Ohio Department of Education licensed programs.

8. education.ohio.gov › Topics › Early-LearningPreschool Licensing - Ohio Department of Education

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   Sep 30, 2024 · This Early Care & Education Search Tool will help you locate the type of early care and education program that meets your needs. You also can learn more about programs' licensing status, Step Up To Quality rating, and inspection results.

9. jfs.ohio.gov › child-care › information-for-familiesInformation for Families - Ohio Department of Job and Family ...

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   The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) licenses Ohio Early Learning and Development programs and helps caretakers (parents, guardians or custodians) who are working or in school pay for child care through the Publicly Funded Child Care (PFCC) program.