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This morning CACFP Roundtable hosted some insightful, passionate, and inspirational panelists to have this important discussion Getting CACF

On February 15, 2023, USDA published two memos 1) regarding the end of offiste monitoring and 2) regarding emergency shelter...

Resources for CACFP sponsors and providers

California Department of Education has opened state hiring examinations for the following classifications: CNC, CNS I, CNS II

It's almost October 1, which means the new member year is nearly here! All Roundtable Memberships begin on October 1st ...

White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health has been scheduled

Back in person for the first time in nearly three years, the Annual CACFP Conference will provide content that meets the needs of the...

Cross-posted: Jared Call, Nourish SB 1481 (Becker): Food with Care failed to pass out of the Assembly Appropriations Committee. Nourish...

Updated 7/25/2022, 1:35 p.m. to reflect hearing has been scheduled and bill number. Remember that act in Congress that we have been...

Updated 7/25/2022 with Federal Register Link USDA has announced the payment rates for meals and snacks which are in effect from July 1,...

The CACFP Roundtable is thrilled to welcome two new Directors to our Board, Makayla Epting with YMCA of Greater Whittier and Nora Shigemoto

As expected, over the weekend the President signed Congress's bipartisan Keep Kids Fed Act of 2022 (S. 2089) into law.

Relief is almost here! CACFP Roundtable celebrates Congress on their bipartisan passage of the Keep Kids Fed Act, HR 8150

CACFP Roundtable commends Congress on their bipartisan effort to ensure children continue to be fed in schools and child care

For the second post in the blog series "Heart of Food with Care," we introduce Laura Diaz, a family child care provider.

Now is not the time to strip away funding and resources from child care providers, afterschool programs, and the children and families they

We've been told decisions about the final state budget are happening RIGHT now and if Food with Care is to get funded this year, we need you

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) must do more to meet the needs of child care providers and the children in their care.

Your experiences are the most powerful support that can push Food with Care through the legislature. Lead the charge. Have your voice heard.