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Beyond the Keep Kids Fed Act

Why the Food Program is Worth it

Welcome to our resource page dedicated to sharing the value of participating in the Food Program as we navigate together back to Tier II rates.

Starting July 1, 2023, the Keep Kids Fed Act will expire, but that won’t stop providers from receiving financial support for food purchases by participating in the Food Program (CACFP). Benefits of the Food Program:

  • Provide Nutritional Education
  • Support Low-Income Families
  •  Receive Money for Serving Healthy Meals
  • Nourish Healthy Meals for Children 

Explore our resources to learn why it’s worth it and join us in this effort. 

 
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"Even though I receive the lower reimbursement rates, being on the food program helps pay a good part of the grocery bill and reduces what I need to charge for childcare services. Parents know that their children will be served nutritious meals and snacks, which helps me retain and add new clients to my business. Participating in the CACFP is such a huge benefit to me, the children and the parents."

- Home Provider, Indiana

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