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![]() What is the Child Care Food Program? The Child Care Food Program is a United States Department of Agriculture program designed to help children receive nutritious, well-balanced meals. The program is available to children under the age of 13 who are in licensed family childcare homes. Beanstalk acts as an umbrella sponsor for over 800 licensed family childcare homes throughout the region. The program is also administered in Beanstalk centers. The meals must meet the standards established by the USDA. Beanstalk staff regularly monitor homes and centers for compliance, offer technical assistance and training. Who is eligible for the Beanstalk Food Program? How can family childcare providers participate?
How does a family childcare provider apply for
the program? Food Program Information Lines:
Staff will schedule an individual orientation meeting to explain the program and
answer any questions that you may have. Or providers may attend a Friday group orientation at the Beanstalk office. Program goals for the Food Program. The USDA prohibits discrimination in all of its programs and activities
on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability
or political belief. Should you need help with communication or interpretation
of this material please call (202)730-2600. |
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