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The Adult and Child Care Division works with all adult care and child care providers in Johnson County to ensure a safe, secure environment for your loved ones.
Click below for a list of all of the services the Health Department provides:
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Click below to see a variety of classes and trainings the Johnson County Health Department provides:
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Eldonna Chesnut
Adult & Child Care Facilities Division Director
(913) 477-8366
Dottie Davis
Adult & Child Care Facilities Program Aide
(913) 477-8068
Stacey Stroh
Adult
& Child Care Facilities Program Aide
(913) 477-8339
FAX: (913) 477-8035
To sign up for a class: (913) 477-8382 |
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Child Care Programs: |
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Child Care Facilities Program
The Child Care Facilities Program works with all child care providers in Johnson County. According to Kansas Child Care Licensing Law, anyone providing care for children other than those related by blood, marriage, or adoption, must be licensed or registered with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
- Licensed facilities - initial and annual re-evaluation visits are made on-site to all licensed child care facilities, with recommendations for licensure to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
- Registered day care homes - this type of care is limited to the care of six children at any one time, including the provider's own children. No annual visits are made.
On-site visits are made to:
- Investigate complaints received at licensed and registered homes as well as centers.
- Provide health and safety information to child care providers and parents.
Our department also provides:
- Health and safety information to child care providers and parents.
- Information to the public regarding Kansas Child Care Licensing Laws.
- Guidelines to the public for selecting quality child care. (LINK TO CARE GUIDE)
- Frequenty asked questions for providers and parents.
- Other resources.
NEW! Letter to Child Care Providers regarding H1N1 Flu
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