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Families select their sponsor type (e.g., Active Duty Military, DoD Civilian) and spouse status (e.g., Working, Student, Seeking Employment, Non-Working) when they create or update their MCC household profile. MCC uses this information to create a military family type for the household, which is associated with a DoD priority. MCC uses the assigned DoD priority, along with the request for care date to determine sequence on the waitlist.

Families use this form when they are enrolling and registering their children to document in writing their releases and authorizations for field trips, transportation, topical non-prescription product application, media release, an acknowledgement that they have received the Navy CYP Parent Handbook, and a general hold harmless release.

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.

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

The Navy CYP Registration Form is used by families to enroll children and youth in a Child and Youth Program.

The Self-Release Form allows parents, based on the Installation's home alone policy, to authorize self-release privileges for their eligible youth.