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What is Regulated Child Care?
The care of children from babies up to the age of twelve years, for longer than two hours, by persons who are not a close relative, for reward, must regulated under the terms of the Day Care of Children (Jersey) Law, 2002.
Regulated Child Care is categorised in two types:
1. Centre Care, which is found in a variety of settings, which may be purpose built, in converted or rented premises, church halls, community centres, or in a school at out of school times. The hours of opening vary in accordance with the type of service being offered, but will only occur during the day.
Further information on Centre Care can be obtained by clicking on the links below.
2. Family Day Care, which is in the family home, and further information on this type of care can be obtained by clicking on the link below
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Regulated Child Care Leaflet
Here you will find information on regulated child care which covers non parental care of children from babies up to the age of twelve years without their parents being present for which a fee is charged.
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