What types of child care facilities are regulated by the Department of Public Welfare?
The Department regulates three types of child care facilities: • Child Care Center – A child care facility in which seven or more children who are not related to the operator receive child care. A child care center must have a certificate of compliance (“license”) from the Department of Public Welfare (DPW) in order to legally operate. • Group Child Care Home – A child care facility in which seven though 12 children of various ages or in which seven though 15 children from 4th grade through 15 years of age who are not related to the operator receive child care. A group child care home must have a certificate of compliance (“license”) from the Department of Public Welfare (DPW) in order to legally operate. • Family Child Care Home – A child care facility located in a home in which four, five or six children who are not related to the caregiver receive child care. A family child care home must have a certificate of registration from DPW in order to legally operate.
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