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MFIP Employment Services Manual

MFIP Employment Services Manual


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16.33 Inability to Obtain Child Care

ISSUE DATE: 09/2020

Do not sanction participants unable to comply with MFIP activities if they are unable to obtain appropriate child care.


If any 1 of the following situations occurs, the participant would have a good cause reason for not being able to secure child care:

  • · The child care provider is not licensed or is a legal non-licensed provider not registered with the county or tribe.
  • · The child care provider cannot speak the same language as the parent or meet other demonstrated needs for a specific language.
  • · The child care is not appropriate to the child’s age and any disabilities.
  • · The total commute time to the child care provider and work exceeds 2 hours round trip.
  • · The provider does not meet basic health and safety standards.
  • · The provider charges in the excess of the maximum amount the child care assistance program will pay.
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