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2020 CARES Act CCDBG Supplemental Funding Allocations For Tribes

2020 CARES Act CCDBG Supplemental Funding Allocations For States and Tribes

Monitoring is part of OCC’s ongoing oversight and support of States and Territories (referred to below as “States”) responsible for administering the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF)to support eligible families, and ensures all children are cared for in environments that are healthy and safe.

Appendix C:  Child Care Disaster Funds Allocation Table—Additional Phase One Tribes

Appendix F: Phase One Disaster Declarations Additional Phase One Tribes

Appendix A:  Child Care Disaster Funds Allocation Table—States and Territories Phase Two

Appendix D: Phase Two Disaster Declarations by State and Disaster Type

Appendix B:  Child Care Disaster Funds Allocation Table—Tribes Phase Two

Appendix E: Phase Two Disaster Declarations by Tribe and Disaster Type

The purpose of this program instruction is 1) To provide information to state, territory, and tribal Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Lead Agencies regarding the distribution of CCDF disaster relief funds, and 2) to provide guidance on allowable activities, how to apply, notice of federal interest, obligating and expending of funds, reporting requirements, grantee monitoring, and other requirements.  ACF previously issued Program Instruction (PI) CCDF-ACF-PI-2019-06 on October 9, 2019, which provided information to eligible CCDF Lead Agencies on how to apply for the first phase of CCDF disaster relief funding for eligible disaster declarations made on or before June 12, 2019. This new PI (CCDF-ACF-PI-2020-01) provides information about how eligible CCDF Lead Agencies may apply for funding available in phase two for eligible disaster declarations made between June 13, 2019, and December 31, 2019. It also expands the list of eligible tribal Lead Agencies that may apply for phase one funding.