The history of Heras: memorable anecdotes and memories Heras has a rich history. In a series of articles, we look back at some of the key developments in our history. In part 9, we focused on our innovations and the launch of new business units. In part 10, you can read how business units Heras Construction Site Fencing and Heras Production came into being. From âmake [â¦]
If you want to start a group home: 1  Choose a location. 2  Acquire all the necessary permits and licenses. 3  Find out the regulations pertaining to group homes, including how many residents you can have, how much staff you'll need, what kind of training the staff needs, what your facility must be equipped with, etc. [source: Schiffer].
1 Check the requirements to get a license in your state. 2  Daycare requirements in Arizona, for example, specify that you need to be 21 years of age, a U.S. citizen or legal resident alien, a resident of the state, with a high school diploma or equivalent. Decide what type of daycare business you will operate, as rules may be different for different types. 2  Most states have different rules for a home-based daycare business as compared to a daycare center with its own facility. 3  Think of how many children you want to care for in your daycare business.