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Gold Star spouses and surviving spouses of active duty Service members who die while their dependents are enrolled in an installation-based child development program will not be subject to supplanting by higher priority patrons. Additionally, surviving spouses of active duty Service members may maintain their space in Child Development Programs until they withdraw from the program or the child(ren) age out.

This guide provides instructions for billing in CYMS.

The Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account is a benefit that may provide some relief for military service members. As part of its obligation to take care of service members and families, the Department of Defense is implementing DCFSAs to support families with expenses such as child care, preschool, elder care, summer camp and more.

This document may be provided to families preparing for PCS, or to any families that need more information about resources for service members and their families from birth to age 18.

Through Military OneSource, military families now have free access to a national database of more than a million caregivers so they can find hourly, flexible and on-demand child care.

The CHINFO Plan of the Month: Your Leadership Tool for Communicating Internally is a month publication that provides a range of pertinent information for Sailors, to include key programs, policies, and resource

Video tutorial explaining the purpose of the Point of Contact (POC) account manager and how to manage POCs in CYP-IMS.

The DoD CYP Safety Inspection Guide will be used for Annual Comprehensive and Multi-Disciplinary Team Inspections (MDTI). It may be used for initial certification and annual recertification of FCC homes.