Here at Little Folks, we are doing weeklong activities where we use the CACFP resources and some creativity to teach the children about healthy habits for lifelong success.

At Little Treasures, we believe early interactions and experiences have a strong influence in a child’s brain development. We know the early years shape the way children think and learn about nutrition.

The Virginia Department of Health, Division of Community Nutrition, celebrated CACFP Week with an urban gardening effort organized by Bee Thorp, Brandon Archer and Troyana Cheatham in Richmond, Virginia.

Here in NYC, LKD Nutrition & Health Support Services had a great time last week with Week 3 of National Nutrition Month, as the theme of Learn Skills to Create Tasty Meals coincided beautifully with National CACFP Week.

We discussed with our children how healthy and unhealthy foods make our bodies feel.

I am a proud child care provider ensuring healthy eating habits are encouraged with our children.

I love being in the CACFP. It has benefited my childcare for many reasons.

This week, Hunger Task Force is celebrating National #CACFPWeek in recognition of the importance and need for afterschool meals

A big thank you to Chris Gillis and Debbie Hercules from the Child Care Resource Center for visiting our Preschool 1 and Preschool 2 classes on Monday!

This Child and Adult Care Food Program Week, we honor GBCA’s Food and Nutrition Department members who continued its usual services under unusual circumstances.