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Child Care Providers Can Discover the Power of the Food Program by Participating in the CACFP

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federal nutrition program through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) that plays a key role in improving access to nutritious meals, promoting food security, and elevating the quality of child care. For decades, the CACFP has supported families and caregivers by ensuring that children receive balanced, nutrient-rich meals in safe and nurturing environments. Investing in the food program means investing in healthier, happier futures for children and families.

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Monitoring the Impacts of Federal Funding Freeze

On January 27, President Trump’s office issued a memorandum based on his executive orders which calls for temporarily pausing federal funding. This has caused concern to many programs and people, including those in our community.

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Support a Proclamation for CACFP Week in Your State

National CACFP Week will be here before you know it! This year March 16-22 marks this national education campaign designed to raise awareness of the CACFP and its contribution to combating hunger. Ask Your Governor to Proclaim March 16-22, 2025 as National CACFP Week!

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Quarterly Policy Update: January 2025

The end of 2024 brought many changes and updates for the CACFP. USDA announced funding for child care to purchase local, released two requests for information, released seven pieces of guidance, published two studies.

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