Hemphill EAC YMCA

Caregivers did not intervene during an incident that took place between three children at the operation.

The operation did not have the sign-in and sign-out information for the date of the incident investigated by DFPS.

This standard was found deficient as part of a DFPS Investigation.

A caregiver was observed in video surveillance and admitted to being on her phone while an incident took place between the children.

Parents were not notified immediately that an incident took place at the operation that put children at risk.

Multiple apples were observed directly on a table and children were eating them.

A caregiver was responsible for supervising two groups in different areas of the operation. This caregiver was directly supervising a group in the bathroom while the other group was in the cafeteria farther down the hallway. Additionally, a caregiver was observed on the blacktop area when there were children around a corner from where she was. Finally, multiple children were seen behind an HVAC unit by the building and the caregiver did not have a clear view of them. In these instances, the caregivers physical proximity to the children prevented the caregiver from being able to immediately intervene if a situation arose and it was necessary.

There was no fire drill doumenation available for review at inspection.

It was found during the inspection that there were cleaning supplies that were accessible to children.