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DISCLOSURE STATEMENT August 28, 2018 - NC

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT August 28, 2018 - NC-2026

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The document outlines the requirements for institutions participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program, including a public release statement to announce the availability of free meals without discrimination. It provides details on eligibility standards for free and reduced meals, a sample menu for participants, and emphasizes non-discrimination policies in accordance with federal law.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DISCLOSURE STATEMENT in the editor.
Begin by entering the Agreement Number in the designated field at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking and reference.
In the section labeled 'Name of institution/organization', input the name of your organization, ensuring it matches official records.
Fill out the eligibility standards table by entering household sizes and corresponding income levels for both free and reduced meal categories. Make sure to double-check these figures for accuracy.
List all meal provision sites under 'Meals will be provided at'. Include complete addresses to ensure clarity for participants.
Document your media submission date in the appropriate field, confirming that you have fulfilled your obligation to notify local media about meal availability.

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