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CACFP Civil Rights Training for Staff Attendance Sheet Civil rights training attendance sheet 2025

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The document is an attendance sheet for the annual CACFP civil rights training required for agency personnel who interact with program participants. It includes instructions for documenting training details and emphasizes the importance of retaining training materials.

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What does civil rights mean to CACFP participants?

Civil rights for CACFP participants guarantee equal access to nutrition and protection from discrimination based on personal characteristics. This includes the ability to file complaints if their rights are violated. Upholding these rights ensures fairness and inclusivity in the program.

How often must someone complete civil rights training?

How often do grantees need to be trained? The agencys civil rights compliance representative is required to complete the trainings at least once every 12 consecutive months.

Who do civil rights apply to?

We uphold the civil rights of all people in the United States. The Civil Rights Division enforces federal laws that protect you from discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, disability status, sex, religion, familial status, or loss of other constitutional rights.

Who is required to take civil rights training?

FNS requires civil rights training for people involved in all levels of the administration of programs that receive federal financial assistance.

Who must receive civil rights training?

Civil Rights training is an annual requirement for state agency staff who interact with program applicants, sponsors, program participants, potentially eligible individuals and those persons who supervise front line staff.

How often must employees complete civil rights training?

You must satisfy the training requirement every two years.

What is the purpose of civil rights training?

To eliminate barriers that prevent or deter people from receiving benefits of a government-sponsored or funded program. To provide equal treatment to all in the delivery of programs and services to all applicants, participants and beneficiaries of a federal program.

How often must someone involved in a USDA FNS program complete civil rights training?

School Food Authorities (SFAs) must annually complete training for all staff that interact with program applicants or participants, or has school nutrition program responsibilities (e.g., frontline staff and their supervisors, free/reduced application approval staff).

CACFP Civil Rights Training for Staff Attendance Sheet Civil rights training attendance sheet 2025

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