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Cultivating Change: The Collaborative Approach to Farm to ECE
North Carolina’s Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) Initiative uses a collaborative model to improve child health through local food, gardening, cooking, cultural awareness and community partnerships. It brings county teams together in a community of practice to receive training and peer-to-peer learning. Get an inside look at the structure, resources and hands-on strategies that support local impact.
Read MoreCACFP Monitoring Basics for State Agencies and Sponsors
Join MH Miles Company, an experienced partner to USDA FNS and State agencies, for a clear and practical overview of CACFP monitoring requirements for State agencies and sponsoring organizations. Learn the purpose of monitoring, required frequencies, key review elements and how MH Miles can support effective monitoring oversight.
Read MorePreparing for CACFP or SFSP Audits
The word ‘audit’ often evokes anxiety and unease for providers. It’s not a reflection of your confidence in your work but rather the apprehension of having it scrutinized by someone else. Even when you’re certain of following federal guidelines, why do you feel this way? How can you overcome these feelings and approach audits with confidence and composure?
Read MoreConducting Monitoring in the CACFP for Head Start
Review requirements for conducting a monitoring review and get guidance specifically for sponsors. Bring your questions and we’ll find solutions for areas you struggle with when completing a review of sites.
Read MoreMAHA’s Impact on the CACFP and Child Nutrition Programs
How will the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement impact the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) and other USDA nutrition programs? Come hear from leaders in nutrition policy and learn how MAHA priorities will influence nutrition policy.
Read MoreShaping the Future of the CACFP
Join the NCA policy team for an overview of the current CACFP policy landscape and the latest updates influencing the program. This interactive session invites attendees to share perspectives, ask questions, and provide feedback to help inform ongoing policy discussions and future priorities.
Read MoreFrom Scratch to Success: Creating Cycle Menus and CACFP-Ready Recipes
Ready to make menu planning easier and more exciting? Discover how to streamline cycle menus and craft CACFP-compliant recipes that deliver great taste, nutrition and efficiency. Learn key strategies for building balanced menus, adjusting recipes to meet requirements, and using production tools to boost compliance and strengthen your nutrition program.
Read MoreCACFP Meal Pattern Training
Are you just starting out with the CACFP? Start your week off with a deep dive into the core fundamentals of the food program. Learn about the meal patterns and the five meal components served in the CACFP, as well as tips and strategies for implementation in your operations.Â
Read MoreHealth-e Pro: Your CACFP Superpower
Running a CACFP operation can feel like a job for superheroes. Learn how Health-e Pro can be your secret superpower, helping you save time, stretch your budget and stay confidently compliant. Discover tools and strategies to make your job easier and your program stronger—cape optional.
Read MoreChild Nutrition Reauthorization: Continued Advocacy for the CACFP
Every five years, Child Nutrition Reauthorization (CNR) provides Congress with an opportunity to improve and strengthen the child nutrition and school meal programs. CNR last was reauthorized in 2010 when the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was signed into law. Gain an understanding of why this matters to you and how this legislation impacts the programs you operate.
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