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Informal
Providers
In
order to participate in the POC program, you must have a criminal
background check, as do all providers in licensed centers
and registered family child care homes. This will be conducted
at your local DSS office.
In
addition, all POC customers must verify that their children
are age-appropriately immunized (up to date on their shots).
The process for achieving this for children in informal care
is still being considered. You may be asked to help in the
verification process, as center and child care homes do.
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