Caretaker and Provider Contract for Services 400-28-115-10

(Revised 10/1/22 ML #3678)

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NDAC 75-02-01.3-10

 

When a caretaker chooses a child care provider, there is generally a contract outlining what is expected of the family for situations of absences, holidays, vacations, and termination of services.

 

A contract detailing the conditions related to payment for unscheduled absences, holidays and vacations, as well as termination of services is often entered into between a caretaker and the child care provider chosen. The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) is neither a party of nor subject to any contract or any terms therein included.

NOTE: This contract can also include having the family pay up-front costs. CCAP is not a subject to how these agreements are handled.

 

Providers must NOT charge CCAP caretakers more than they are charging their lowest charged private pay families.