Helping Hands
Community Resource
About this resource
The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) offers reimbursement to home daycare providers for serving nutritious meals to children under 12 and adults with functional impairments. It aids these providers through various forms of support, including training, technical assistance, and monitoring. Providers receive education on nutrition and sanitation practices and are subject to a minimum of three visits each year, including two unannounced visits, to verify compliance with USDA meal guidelines and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for children.
Who can use this
- Providers must be licensed by the state and sponsored by an organization such as Helping Hands, serving children aged 12 and under, migrant children aged 15 and under, or functionally impaired adults.
Documents you may need
- State home daycare license.; An enrollment form for each child or adult.; Completed CACEP application.; Completed sponsor/provider agreement.; Monthly attendance records.
Don't have these? Contact the organization—they may be able to help.
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Taylorsville, Utah
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