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Your Minnesota Driver's License can offer A few minutes and a few dollars can provide your children with
an immediate What is a Designated Care Giver? A responsible adult who has agreed to care for your child(ren) for up to one year in case of an emergency. An emergency may be injury, illness, accident, crisis. It may include:
No one expects a crisis to hit their family, but they do happen . In Minnesota, prior to the Designated Care Giver Law it was illegal to keep your children in non-relative, unlicensed care for more than 30 days. Minnesota parents now have the power to determine who their children will live with during these special times and rest secure they are safe while they deal with the complex issues and difficulties of life. Who will this program help?
What does it cost? The registration fee is ONLY $3.50 plus the cost of either a new, renewed or duplicate Drivers License or Drivers ID. You will need a NOTARY and that is normally free at your local bank and is sometimes available at your pharmacy for no charge. Where do I find a notary?
Where is the actual law.
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Natural Disaster
Emergencies and Situations (flood, tornado, hurricane, earthquake)
Making connections to promote
restoration and renewal for families and children in crisis and trauma