FY99 CCDF Funding |
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Attachment B: Plan Preprint Pages |
Plan Preprint Pages Containing Items 1.1, 1.8, and 1.9
CHILD CARE & DEVELOPMENT FUND SERVICES
10/1/97 - 9/30/99
PART 1 -- ADMINISTRATION
NAME OF LEAD AGENCY:
The agency shown above has been designated by the applicant Tribe or tribal consortium to represent the Tribe or tribal organization as the Lead Agency. The Lead Agency agrees to administer the program in accordance with applicable Federal laws, regulations and in accordance with the provisions of this Plan, including the assurances and certifications appended hereto. (658D, 658E)
1.1) The Lead Agency estimates that the following amount will be available for child care and related activities during the 1-year period: October 1, 1997 through September 30, 1998.
-Federal Child Care & Development Fund $______________ .
1.2) The Lead Agency estimates that the following amount will be used for construction or renovation purposes:
$_____________ . (658O(c)(6)). This plan does not give approval to spend funds on construction or renovation. Funds for this purpose cannot be spent until a Tribe has applied for and received approval, through a separate application process, from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). As a part of this application process, a Tribe must show that adequate facilities are not otherwise available to carry out child care programs, and that the lack of facilities will inhibit the operation of such programs in the future. Furthermore, a Tribe cannot reduce the level of child care services, as compared to the preceding fiscal year, in order to spend funds on construction or renovation.
1.3) The Lead Agency estimates that the following amount (or percentage) of the CCDF will be used to administer the program: $_________.
1.4) The Lead Agency estimates that the following amount (or percentage) will be used on quality activities (658G)$____________ .
1.5) Will the Lead Agency directly administer and implement all programs funded under the Child Care and Development Fund? ((658D(b)(1)(A), 658E(c)(3)(C))?
( ) Yes. Go to 1.8 and/or 1.9
( ) No, the following entity(ies) is/are responsible to administer/implement all or a part of the:
-- provision of child care services (including the payment to child care providers)
-- activities to improve the quality of child care described in Part 5 of this Plan, if applicable
1.6) Is any entity named in response to 1.5 a non-governmental entity (e.g., an entity outside of the tribal government)?
( ) No.
( ) Yes. The non-governmental entities are: (list each)
1.7) Describe:
- the operational aspects of administering and implementing the
program through such entities (listed in 1.5 and 1.6), and
- how the Lead Agency will maintain overall control of the program.
1.8) A tribal consortium must provide a list of its participating members and include demonstrations from these participating members. These demonstrations are provided as Attachment __________ . (For Alaska Native Regional Nonprofit Corporations, the list and demonstrations are for purposes of Discretionary Funds only).
1.9) The tribal Lead Agency has determined the number of Indian children, as defined in Appendix 2, #2 who reside on or near the reservation, or other service area. (See attached "Guidance for Completing the Plans" regarding age of children to be counted.)
A signed declaration certifying this number (including a declaration
for each consortium member) is included as Attachment ___________
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| Index: "Dear Colleague" Letter | ACYF-PI-CC-98-02 | Guidance | Plan Preprint Pages | FY99 Tribal Estimates | FY98 Discretionary Funds | ACF RAs | (Collection available in Word and PDF) |
| Related Items: FY 1999 Procedures for 102-477 Grantees |