Federal Child Nutrition Programs: How They Work and How You Can Access Them to Feed Your Students

With 1 in 5 of Florida’s children living in homes that are food insecure, providing access to nutritious meals to students is more important than ever. The Florida Department of Agriculture and No Kid Hungry partner to bring you current and relevant information about how charter schools can apply to offer federal nutrition programs such as school breakfast, lunch, and summer meals. We will discuss the application process, common questions that arise and how participating in these programs helps children, their families, and your bottom line.

Federal Child Nutrition Programs: How They Work and How You Can Access Them to Feed Your Students

Presenter:
Jaren Vass, Eligibility Program Director, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Food Nutrition and Wellness, Sky Beard, Florida Director, No Kid Hungry
Date/Time:
April 26, 2022 1:00 pm EDT
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  • Department of Health Afterschool Meals Program Fact Sheet.pdf (PDF •142.6KB File Size)
  • NSLP Prospective Sponsor Timeline - Rev. 09-21.pdf (PDF •105.7KB File Size)
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