Resources, Forms & Trainings

Child Abuse reporting acknowledgement form

Form to be completed and submitted to the Provider Services Unit for a change in Sponsoring Agency for a Specialized Group Facility when the separate governing body remains unchanged

Application form for use for yearly renewal of a Residential Child Care Facility, including those with additional services of QRTP, PRTF, Shelter Care, or Runaway and Homeless Youth. Application form for use when a licensee has previously held a one year license which was changed to a probationary license and the licensee wants to apply for the one year license to be restored.

Application form for use for yearly renewal of a Child Placement Agency license. Application form for use when a licensee has previously held a one year license which was changed to a probationary license and the licensee wants to apply for the one year license to be restored.

Application form for use when a licensee has previously held a permanent license which was changed to a probationary license and the licensee wants to apply for the permanent license to be restored. This form is also used when the licensee would be issued a permanent license based on their service type but is temporarily unable to comply with all requirements and a provisional license is issued. The licensee would use this form to apply for the permanent license.

This is the application form for a child care license to be able to operate a Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP).

Form to submit an appeal to the Appeal Panel, with instructions attached

This is a PDF that provides application and renewal fees

Checklist used by Licensing to review Specialized Group Facility Youth files

Checklist used by Licensing to review Specialized Group Facility Staff files

Checklist used by Licensing to review Homeless Youth Shelter Staff files

Presented by the Colorado Court Improvement Program in collaboration with: ABA Center on Children and the Law, Colorado County Attorney’s Association, Office of the Child’s Representative, and Office of Respondent Parents’ Counsel. Join a three-part virtual training series to learn more about how the Family First Act may affect individual roles and cases. Using the ABA Center’s The Family First Prevention Services Act of 2018: A Guide for the Legal Community, presenters will highlight the impact of selected areas on agency/County attorneys, guardians ad litem, counsel for children, respondent parents’ counsel, and judges.