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The Most Customizable CACFP Software: Make My Food Program Yours
With happy customers in 44 states, and child nutrition experts on staff, My Food Program has a simple, user-friendly interface, automatic compliance checks and offers My Food Program+, our simplified and streamlined app. Customer support is available via live chat, telephone and email. Learn how we can help you every step of the way in your transition from another software or paper recordkeeping.
Read MoreStreamlining Administrative Reviews with PrimeroEdge
Discover how PrimeroEdge’s Administrative Reviews software streamlines the USDA review process for CACFP/SFSP sponsors and state agencies. Experience the efficient browser-based solution that improves accuracy and reduces errors through its consistent and collaborative review process with key features including real-time status updates, mobile device accessibility, 24/7 data security, and more.
Read MoreSpend Less, Get More: How to Stretch Your Grocery Dollars
Food cost inflation continues to increase at a rapid rate, year over year. The price of eggs alone increased over 80 percent last year. Childcare centers are continually asked to do more with less. Serving nutritious meals and snacks doesn’t have to break the bank. Learn tips on how to uncover hidden costs and determine which deals are truly beneficial for you.
Read MoreHow to Get Along with an AI Coworker by Your Part-Time Controller
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the way nonprofits operate and pursue their missions. We’ll demystify the core concepts of generative AI, review where and in what forms you may encounter it, and discuss how to approach it responsibly. Discover AI’s impact through case studies and how our Checklist for Mindful Prompting can help you communicate effectively with chat-based AI tools.
Read MoreHow to Achieve Food Program Compliance with CREDIBLE Automation
Discover the benefits of automation in the food program and claims process from providers and sponsors using Alliance CREDIBLE, a stand-alone CACFP food program software, presented by Early Learning Ventures.
Read MoreCrediting Puzzle: Putting the Pieces Together for CACFP
Crediting can feel like a puzzle for child nutrition professionals, but it doesn’t have to be that hard. We can simplify the process by using key sources of crediting information, such as CN labels, Product Formulation Statements (PFS), and the Food Buying Guide (FBG). At Health-e Pro, we also offer guidance on how to credit foods accurately.
Read MoreCACFP Training Calendar & Nutrition Program
Where else can you find nutrition information, CACFP best practices, crafts, activities, business tips, training modules, parent connection letters, curriculum, and record-keeping in one place? NCA’s Nutrition Calendar & Training Program offers it all for providers, centers, and afterschool sites. Get the 56-page calendar record-keeping system and 5-hour training in bulk for under $5 per provider!
Read MoreNutrition Activities for the Head Start Classroom
Do you find it challenging to engage children when educating them on what they’re eating and why it’s important? Hands-on activities enhance engagement in nutritional literacy while encouraging learning and providing a positive outlook on healthy foods that can last a lifetime. Get examples of activities and brainstorm new ones for implementation with Head Start in mind.
Read MoreIntegration of CACFP with Head Start Objectives
Developing a clear understanding of how to align CACFP (Child and Adult Care Food Program) objectives with broader Head Start goals, such as school readiness, family well-being, and child development is important. Learn how you can identify and implement strategies that integrate nutrition services with Head Start’s comprehensive approach to early childhood education in mind.
Read MoreFamily Style Mealtime: Developing Math
Family Style dining is a powerful learning experience for young children. Mealtimes are a great opportunity to incorporate motor skill development as well as math and science building blocks into daily routines. For Head Start, this practice also meets performance standards to support development and learning, socialization, and foster communication.
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