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Child & Adult Care Food Program Counties We Serve Buena Vista Clay Dickinson Emmet OBrien Osceola Palo Alto Pocahontas Child & Adult Care Food Program USDA program Iowa Department of Education

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Child & Adult Care Food Program

SLIDE 2

Counties We Serve

 Buena Vista  Clay  Dickinson  Emmet  O’Brien  Osceola  Palo Alto  Pocahontas

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Child & Adult Care Food Program

 USDA program  Iowa Department of Education  Sponsoring agency must be a public or

private non-profit agency

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Goal of CACFP

 Improve the diets of

children by providing nutritious meals.

 Help children

develop good eating habits that will last through the years

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CACFP

 Provides meal reimbursement to child care centers,

adult day care centers, emergency shelters and child development homes for serving nutritious meals/snacks.

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CACFP Provider Requirements

 Registered with DHS  Maintain Daily Menus,

Meal Attendance and Daily Attendance Information

 Attend 2 hrs of training

each FY

 Receive 3 in home reviews

from CACFP staff

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Creditable Meals

Breakfast

 Milk  Fruit, Vegetable or

100% Juice

 Bread or Bread

Alternate

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Creditable Meals

 Serve 2 of 4

 Milk  A fruit, vegetable or

juice

 A bread or bread

alternate

 A meat or meat

alternate

Snack

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Creditable Meals

Lunch or Supper

 Milk  Meat or Meat Alternate  Bread or Bread

Alternate

 Combination of 2 fruits

r vegetables

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Reimbursement Rates

 Meal

Tier 1 Tier 2

 Breakfast

$1.28 $0.47

 Lunch/Supper

$2.40 $1.45

 Snacks

$0.71 $0.19

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Monthly Average Reimbursement

 Tier 1 Rate  Bkfst, Lunch, Snack

= $4.39 X 8 Children X 22 days per month

 = $773 per month  Tier 2 Rate  Bkfst, Lunch &

Snack = $2.11 X 8 Children X 22 days per month

 = $371 per month

r $4,452 per year

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FY 12 Reimbursement

Buena Vista $48,944.96 13 Providers Clay $82,390.29 21 Providers Dickinson $29,940.52 10 Providers Emmet $49,926.38 17 Providers O’Brien $70,679.83 15 Providers Osceola $11,653.13 4 Providers Palo Alto $43,626.11 12 Providers Pocahontas $12,250.99 6 Providers

TOTALS $349,412.21 98 Providers

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What meals can be reimbursed?

 Reimbursed for 2 meals and 1

snack or 2 snacks and 1 meal or 3 snacks.

 Meals must contain creditable

foods.

 Children are eligible until they

reach the age of 13, migrant workers’ children through 15 yrs and disabled persons with documented disability.

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Program Integrity

 A minimum of 2

unannounced reviews

 Monitor all meal

types which includes breakfast through suppers

 Yearly enrollment

forms completed and signed by parents

 Yearly household

contacts through parent audits

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Seriously Deficient

 If a provider is declared seriously deficient

must offer a corrective action plan

 Provider can request an appeal with the DOE  If a provider is terminated for cause, placed

n the National Disqualified List for seven

years or until the state agency reinstates them to the program.

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Thank You!

Contact Information

Kim Hohensee CACFP Home Monitor 800-245-6151 ext. 113 Julie Schmitt CACFP Home Monitor 800-245-6151 ext. 135