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May 2019 eNews
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Food Crediting Guidance USDA Food and Nutrition Service has issued several policy memos updating food crediting guidance.
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Modeling Life & Serving Healthy Meals "Children are a product of their environment and I want them to be successful. I try to show them positive attitudes, respectfulness, and kindness. I want to do my part to raise the children into adults that can make the world a better place." ~ Meet Connie Rodgers, family home child care provider from New Bern, North Carolina. |
Priorities Matter #ProvidersRock #LongDaysShortYears #MayCalendarInspiration |
Request for Information: Serious Deficiency Process USDA Food and Nutrition Service has recently issued a request for information to gather detailed comments from stakeholders about the serious deficiency process in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). The serious deficiency process provides a systematic way to correct serious management problems and, when that effort fails, protect the program through due process, The National CACFP Sponsors Association will be working with member organizations to develop a response based on your feedback and experience with this process. We encourage participation in providing thoughtful comments to provide FNS with essential feedback. More details to come. |
2020 CACFP Training Program & Nutrition Calendar During each month of our 2020 Training Program, we will go under the big top to learn life lessons from those who call the circus home. In our Nutrition Calendar with optional record-keeping, you will find fun recipes, snacks, activities, nutrition education, CACFP New Meal Patterns and Best Practices. |
Shout Out To These New CACFP Professionals When parents are looking for a child care provider or child care providers are looking for a sponsoring agency, and when you're hiring staff for your CACFP agency, candidates with the CACFP Professionals Certification stand out.We salute our newest CACFP Professionals for their commitment to continued education and improvement! |
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CACFP Job Board Do you have a job opportunity in your child nutrition program you would like to share with the CACFP Community? Please contact us and we'll get a short summary and link to your application posted on our website. Email Job Posting Looking for a position? Check our website! |
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Find A Food Program Sponsor If you are providing child care and are not already participating in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program, we invite you to learn more at cacfp.org. Search our Find A Sponsor directory for organizations in your neighborhood who can get you enrolled today so you can receive reimbursement for the meals you are already serving. |
If you are providing an enrichment program for at-risk kids afterschool and are not already participating in the USDA CACFP, start today! It's as easy as 1, 2, 3: 1. Find A Sponsor2. Take Attendance3. Serve Nutritious Snack, Supper, and MealsSearch our Afterschool Meals Sponsor directory for organizations in your neighborhood who can get you enrolled today so you can receive reimbursement for the meals you are already serving. |
| More Resources Available at www.cacfp.org |
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