Appendix B: DHS Licensing Information for Child Care Center Providers

Appendix B: DHS Licensing Information for Child Care Providers[2]

The Department of Human Services (DHS) Licensing Division has a critical role in monitoring and supporting health and safety in approximately 10,600 licensed child care programs in Minnesota. Licensure provides the necessary oversight mechanisms to ensure child care is provided in a healthy and safe environment, provided by qualified people, and can meet the developmental needs of all children in care.

Details for different provider types

Licensed child care centers

Family child care providers

Certified child care centers

Related pages, topics, resources

Background studies

Licensing Lookup to find public information about all licensed programs

Parent Aware to search for quality child care

Legislative changes for licensed programs

Playground Safety Handbook from US Consumer Product Safety Commission

 

DHS Training Resources

Mandated Reporter Training Overview (VIDEO)

Mandated Reporter Types of Maltreatment (VIDEO)

Mandated Reporter Child Protection Response (VIDEO)

Licensing lookup

 Guidelines for posting of child care licensing information

 

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