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On an annual basis, Tribal Lead Agencies for the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) are required to submit aggregate information on services provided. The CCDF Tribal Annual Report, also known as the ACF-700, consists of two parts:

Part 1 — Administrative Data: Reports data on children and families that received CCDF-funded child care services, and on services that were provided.

Part 2 — Tribal Narrative: Describes general child care activities and actions in the Lead Agency’s reservation or Tribal service area.

ACF-800 - Annual Aggregate Child Care Data Report form and instructions for federal fiscal years FY2019 and earlier)

The 2017 Federal Poverty Guidelines are listed below. Page 2 of this document provides guidance for CCDF Tribal Grantees who manually calculate the ACF-700 Annual Tribal Report (Part 1). For Element #7, use the family’s income and size (used for determining eligibility) to determine the poverty threshold in which to count the children in that family. Information is provided for the 48 Contiguous States and DC, as well as for Alaska and Hawaii.

Program Integrity and Accountability: Improper Payments Error Rate Review Process