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The CACFP guides you on how to provide healthy meals using five food components which make up the meal service requirements: grains, fruits, vegetables, meats/meat alternates and milk.
Who is eligible for CACFP?
To be eligible for participation in CACFP, a sponsor must be a licensed or approved child care provider or a public or nonprofit private school which provides organized child care programs for school children during off-school hours.
How does the food program work?
How CACFP Works. The Child and Adult Care Food Program provides healthy meals to preschool children in day care centers and child care homes at a free or reduced-price. CACFP also provides free meals to children experiencing homelessness residing in eligible emergency shelters.
What is the child care food program in Washington state?
CACFP serves 10 counties in the Central/Eastern Washington region. The program promotes nutrition by providing cash reimbursements to in-home childcare facilities that serve healthy, well-balanced meals to children. To participate in the program, daycare providers must: Be licensed by the state of Washington.
What are exempt formulas in CACFP?
An exempt infant formula is an infant formula labeled for use by infants who have inborn errors of metabolism or low birth weight, or who otherwise have unusual medical or dietary problems, as defined in 21 CFR 107.3.
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What is the Washington State food Program?
Basic Food is a food and nutrition program for individuals families who meet the income guideline (listed at right) afford healthier foods by providing monthly benefits to buy food. Basic Food will also qualify you for Free or Reduced School Meals for your child.
What is the Washington State Feeding Program?
Feeding Washington is a statewide membership association of Washington food banks and the network they support. Our two current member organizations, Food Lifeline and Second Harvest provide food to 632 food banks, pantries and meal programs that feed approximately one million people in Washington every year.
What are the age groups that determine the meal patterns and serving sizes for infants participating in the CACFP?
Solid Foods (Complementary Foods) The CACFP infant meal pattern includes two infant age groups: birth through the end of 5 months and the beginning of 6 months through the end of 11 months. These infant age groups are consistent with the infant age groups in the WIC program.
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