Minnesota HF2436 modifies child care and family services, including funding and eligibility criteria.
Minnesota HF2436 amends various statutes related to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families, focusing on child care, child safety, and early childhood services. It includes provisions for developmental screening aid, where the state pays school districts for screening children. The bill also adjusts eligibility criteria for child care assistance, allowing redeterminations to be deferred until the end of a student's school year. Additionally, it allocates funds for child care programs, developmental screening, and early childhood family education, among others.
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