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UCA SERVICES: FACILITY GROUPS

CHILD CARE LICENSING

Family Child Care Home

  • Less than 24 hour non-medical care in licensee's home.

Child Care Center

  • Less than 24 hour non-medical care in a group setting.

CHILDREN'S RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES

Adoption Agency

  • Assists families in the adoption process.

Community Treatment Facility

  • 24-hour mental health treatment services for children certified as seriously emotionally disturbed with the ability to provide secure containment.

Crisis Nursery

  • Short-term, 24-hour non-medical care for eligible children under 6 years of age.

Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home

  • 24-hour non-medical care, in a residential facility or group home, for individuals with developmental disabilities requiring enhanced behavioral supports, staffing, and supervision in a homelike setting. 

Foster Family Agency

  • Organizations that recruit, certify, train and provide professional support to foster parents, and identify ad secure out-of-home placement for children.

Group Homes

  • 24-hour non-medical care provided to children on a structured environment. 

Out -of- State Group Home

  • Assists families in the adoption process.-hour non-medical care provided to children in out-of-state group homes identified by counties to best meet a child's specific and unique needs. 

Runaway and Homeless Youth Shelter

  • A group home to provide voluntary, short-term, shelter and personal services to runaway or homeless youth.

Short-Term Residential Treatment Program

  • Provide short-term, specialized, and intensive treatment and will be used only for children whose needs cannot be safely met initially in a family setting. 

Foster Family Home

  • 24-hour care for six or fewer foster children.

Small Family Homes

  • 24-hour care in home of licensee for 6 or fewer children with disabilities.

Temporary Shelter

  • County owned and operated facilities providing 24-hour, short term residential care and supervision to dependent children removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect.

Transitional Care Facilities for Children

  • County owned and operated (or non-profit organization under contract with the County) facilities providing 24-hour short-term residential non-medical care for children in a residential setting. 

Transitional Housing Placement

  • Provides care for 16+ year-old adolescents in independent living.

ADULT & SENIOR FACILITY

Adult Day Programs

  • Community day-based facility/program for persons 18+ years old.

Adult Residential Facilities (ARF)

  • 24-hour non-medical care for adults 18-59 years old.

Adult Residential Facility for Persons with Special Healthcare Needs

  • 24-hour services in homelike setting, for up to 5 adults, who have developmental disabilities, being transitioned from a developmental center. 

Community Crisis Home

  • 24-hour non-medical care to individuals with developmental disabilities in need of crisis intervention services.  

Community Care Retirement Communities (CCRC)

  • Long-term continuing care contract; provides housing, residential services, and nursing care..

Enhanced Behavioral Supports Home

  • 24-hour non-medical care to individuals with developmental disabilities, who require enhanced behavioral supports, staffing , and supervision in a homelike setting.  

Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically Ill 

  • Facilities with a maximum capacity for 25.

Residential Care Facilities for the elderly (RCFE)

  • Care, supervision, and assistance with activities of daily living to eligible persons, usually 60+ years old.  Facilities range from 6 beds or less, to over 100 beds. 

Social Rehabilitation Facilities

  • 24-hour non-medical care in a group setting to adults recovering from mental illness.

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SPECIAL AGENCIES

Certified Family Homes (CFH)

  • Homes certified by foster family agencies.

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