Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 50.310 - Fees for Child Care Services
a) All
families must share in the cost of child care as illustrated in Section
50.320, except the following:
1) relatives (other than parents) who receive
a child-only TANF benefit for children needing care due to the relatives'
employment;
2) families approved
for CCAP Protective Child Care services due to experiencing
homelessness;
3) parenting youth in
care, as defined in Section 4d of the Children and Family Services Act, who are
parents, while they remain youth in care and for 12 months after the parenting
youth in care's case with the Department of Children and Family Services is
closed;
4) families receiving
Extended Family Support Program services from the Department of Children and
Family Services; and
5) families
with active CCAP cases in which a parent in the household is called into active
military duty.
b)
CCAP-eligible families with a parent or guardian who is a child care worker,
will have their co-payments assessed at $1.00 per month. For the purposes of
this subsection, a child care worker is any employee at a licensed day care
center, day care center exempt from licensing, licensed day care home, licensed
group day care home, and day care homes exempt from licensing who spends 75% or
more of their regular daily scope of work in service of early childhood
education and care.
c) If all of
the children in care are of school age and are approved for part-time (less
than 5 hours per day) day care for any month September through May, the parent
share is 50% of the amount shown in Section
50.320. A school age child is a
child whose age is 5 to 13 years and is enrolled in school.
Notes
Amended at 36 Ill. Reg. 1564, effective January 17, 2012
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