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Phone numbers for poison control and non-emergency phone numbers for fire, EMS, police, and hospital must be posted.

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Must include plans for fire, tornado, serious injuries, and any other emergencies that may affect your facility.

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Child care providers are responsible for the health, safety and welfare of the children in their care. Providers need to know how to respond quickly and calmly in an emergency. Developing a written emergency plan and reviewing it frequently helps to prepare and reduces the likelihood of poor judgments made under the stress of an actual emergency situation. There are a number of resources available to help in the development of an effective plan.

Requirements

Kansas Child Care Regulations (require facilities to develop an emergency plan)
Child Care Licensing Program Policy: Emergency Plans to Provide for the Safety of Children and Staff
CCL Resources

Resources

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment: Emergency Preparedness Planning

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Child care providers are responsible for the health, safety and welfare of the children in their care. Providers need to know how to respond quickly and calmly in an emergency. Developing a written emergency plan and reviewing it frequently helps to prepare and reduces the likelihood of poor judgments made under the stress of an actual emergency situation.

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Group Daycares Only: Diapering Procedures

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Group Daycares Only: Diapering Procedures

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Medical Record, Immunization Record, & Health Assessment

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Medical Record, Immunization Record, & Health Assessment

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If you transport by vehicle, you need a copy of your current drivers license on file, the declaration page of your insurance to show coverage amounts, and this form.

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Rabies vaccines for any dogs or cats on the premises.

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Rabies vaccines for any dogs or cats on the premises.

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For those licensed after July 1, 2017, this would be the Foundations Module(s) for Safe and Healthy Early Care from kccto.org.
For those licensed before July 1, 2017, this includes Child Development, Safe Sleep, Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect.

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with 4 of those hours covering health and safety topics (child development, safe sleep, preventing child abuse and neglect, medication administration, prevention and control of infectious diseases, food emergencies and allergies, building and premises safety, emergency preparedness, bio-hazards, transportation precautions, first aid/CPR).

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment

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Licensed and Group Day Care(LDCH/GDCH) Forms

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Must include plans for fire, tornado, serious injuries, and any other emergencies that may affect your facility.

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Child care providers are responsible for the health, safety and welfare of the children in their care. Providers need to know how to respond quickly and calmly in an emergency. Developing a written emergency plan and reviewing it frequently helps to prepare and reduces the likelihood of poor judgments made under the stress of an actual emergency situation. There are a number of resources available to help in the development of an effective plan.

Requirements

Kansas Child Care Regulations (require facilities to develop an emergency plan)
Child Care Licensing Program Policy: Emergency Plans to Provide for the Safety of Children and Staff
CCL Resources

Resources

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment: Emergency Preparedness Planning

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Child care providers are responsible for the health, safety and welfare of the children in their care. Providers need to know how to respond quickly and calmly in an emergency. Developing a written emergency plan and reviewing it frequently helps to prepare and reduces the likelihood of poor judgments made under the stress of an actual emergency situation.

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You can use this from KDHE or you can write your own.

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This form is not required to be posted but it is very helpful.