Illinois Administrative Code
Title 89 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Part 50 - CHILD CARE
Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 50.110 - Participant Rights and Responsibilities

Universal Citation: 89 IL Admin Code ยง 50.110

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024

a)Hearings

1)Persons receiving child care services can request hearings, as provided at 89 Ill. Adm. Code 14, Subpart A, as appropriate, on issues concerning the appropriateness of, denial of, prompt issuance of, or intended actions to discontinue, terminate, suspend or reduce, child care assistance under this Part.

2)Assistance under this Part will not be continued at the previous level pending a hearing.

b)Child care services received by a family must be reasonably related to the hours of training or employment including the transportation needs of the family. Teen parents enrolled full-time in elementary or high school or GED classes are eligible for full-time, full-year child care eligibility, including summers, when using a licensed child care provider, up to and including a three-month period after graduation.

c)Parents may choose their child care arrangements, but payments will be subject to all appropriate rules.

d)Parents are responsible for providing income verification and all other information required by the Department in order to determine eligibility for child care services.

e)Parents are responsible for reporting to the Department or its agents additional income, loss of employment, or departure from an approved education or training activity that would affect eligibility for child care services. The Department or its agents may schedule a redetermination at any time upon receiving information that could affect eligibility for child care services.

f)Parents must avail themselves of all other available child care services including child care appropriate and available from the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) offered to particular categories of caregivers, such as foster parents who are employed and need child care to be foster parents.

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