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Process

All CCR&Rs and State Networks seeking NACCRRA Quality Assurance must first complete a self-assessment. See information about the self-assessment fee on the NACCRRA Quality Assurance Costs & Incentives website page. Upon completion of the self-assessment, CCR&Rs and State Networks may apply for NACCRRA Quality Assurance.

Upon receipt of an application, each local CCR&R and State Network will have up to 24 months to complete the entire NACCRRA Quality Assurance submission process.

• State Networks may apply for validation in State Networks Best Practices, an assessment of the nine components of service delivery critical to the success of a State Network.
• CCR&Rs must apply for validation in all the function areas offered at their particular agency.
• Each CCR&R must submit evidence and documentation for Core Competencies prior to beginning submission in any of the other service areas.
• CCR&Rs may complete their submission for Parent Services, Provider Services, Business & Community Services, and Subsidy Management in any order, depending upon availability.

Once a State Network or CCR&R has submitted all required documentation and evidence and paid the validation fee, the NACCRRA Quality Assurance validation panel will review the submission and recommend to the NACCRRA Executive Director validation for the agency as NACCRRA Quality Assured. Upon notification of validation, the agency may use the NACCRRA Quality Assured brand on all marketing and communications materials.

For each of the first four years of validation, the agency will submit an annual report and annual review fee to NACCRRA for continued validation.

State Network Validation Process

Local CCR&Rs Validation Process