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Navy CYP offers EFM Respite Care as a benefit to Navy families who are enrolled in the Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) and who meet specific eligibility criteria.

Immunization documentation requirements have changed for school-age children participating in CYP. Upon the start of the Fall 2021 annual registration/reverification, families with school-age children enrolled in the Child Development Homes, School Age Care, and 24/7 Center programs will be required to provide documentation, or waiver requests, of their child's immunizations appropriate for the child's age per the ACIP to include documentation of the annual influenza vaccine.

The purpose of this memorandum is to ensure our military members have priority access to child care, including changes to the current child care priorities to clarify situations where military families will be afforded priority access, to include supplanting lower priority patrons when necessary. These changes also clarify the definition of a working spouse, provide for ample notification in cases of discontinuation of child care, and provide authority to establish exceptions where mission requirements necessitate flexibility.

The CYMS shot checklist has been developed to aid CYP professionals responsible for updating immunization documentation in children files.

Detailed information on when flu shot code gets added to a child's file, how to process during flu season, and how to process outside of flu season.

CYP Communicator - September 2018

The CYP Communicator is a bi-monthly newsletter created for the staff of Navy Child and Youth Programs, a CNIC quality of life program.

This memorandum clarifies that only combat-related wounded warriors in an active duty status qualify for Priority 1 status.

The CYP Communicator is a bi-monthly newsletter created for the staff of Navy Child and Youth Programs, a CNIC quality of life program.