When you participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), you obviously want to make sure you’re always maximizing your reimbursements instead of leaving any money on the table. There are many ways to go about it. Some strategies are easier than others. Some are program-oriented, while others are based in communication and
The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) budget season is approaching, which means it’s time to plan out your Food Program’s expenses. Every year Sponsors and Center-based programs must submit an annual budget. In addition, they should submit revisions to the budget after periodic analysis and before actual changes in the budget are made.
When you’re new to the Food Program (CACFP), the essential task of meal planning can be intimidating. That’s totally understandable and why we’re offering the tips below to help you focus on what’s important and make your Food Program a success. The best place to start is with the Food Program meal patterns. Think of
Children are born innocent. They don’t have any prejudices or biases. As they grow, they’ll inevitably misunderstand things, but that’s because they’re learning about the world around them and how everything fits together. They’re exploring the unknown, and the unknown can be scary if there isn’t someone there to teach them and help them understand
Balancing parents’ needs and your business’s success is essential in the childcare industry. One way to achieve this balance is by creating a welcoming and nurturing environment for parents and children. This can be achieved through effective communication with parents, ensuring that their concerns are addressed promptly, and providing regular updates on their child’s progress.
While Tier II rates may seem challenging for home providers, we want to show you how you can still come out on top by leveraging tax deductions and maximizing financial benefits. Whether you’re a seasoned provider or just starting, these strategies will help maximize your participation in the Food Program. So let’s explore how you
The world of home daycare can be challenging, with constantly changing regulations and requirements. With the expiration of the Keep Kids Fed Act on July 1, 2023, and the change back to tiering in the Food Program (CACFP), it can take a lot of work to keep up with the latest changes. However, you don’t
As a home sponsor, you know how valuable your providers are and how important it is to keep them happy and engaged. We’re sharing some helpful ideas on how to retain your Tier II providers so that you can continue to provide nutritious meals to children in your community. From checking their school and census