Information on how state agencies and their community nonprofit and local government partners can receive matching federal funds to create and implement Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
outreach plans.
Information on how state agencies and their community nonprofit and local government partners can receive matching federal funds to create and implement Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
outreach plans.
Information on helping working families receive a more adequate Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) monthly benefit by promoting full implementation of the uncapped dependent care deduction for child and adult dependents, including allowing for self-declaration of dependent care expenses.
Read moreInformation on helping children 18 years of age and under who are residing in emergency shelters (e.g., homeless, runaway, or domestic violence) receive up to three free meals per day, year-round, through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) shelter funds. This funding is also available to provide meals to adults with disabilities who reside in shelters where children receive free meals through CACFP.
Read moreInformation on childhood food insecurity and the federal nutrition programs. Part of Screen and Intervene: A Toolkit for Pediatricians to Address Food Insecurity.
Download the graphicPrimarily for use in health care settings, this chart includes key information on nutrition programs available to children and can be tailored to include local resources. The chart is part of Screen and Intervene: A Toolkit for Pediatricians to Address Food Insecurity.
Download the chart.Health care providers can use this form to write a “prescription” for nutrition resources. The form, which can be tailored to local needs, contains information on the federal nutrition programs. The form is part of Screen and Intervene: A Toolkit for Pediatricians to Address Food Insecurity.
Download the infographic.Part of FRAC’s Summer Nutrition Programs Implementation Calendars and Guide.
Read moreSummary of the online survey collecting data from 48 state CACFP agencies serving a combined total of 98 percent of CACFP participants nationally and covering 2013.
Read the reportResults from FRAC’s CACFP Nutrition and Wellness State Agency Survey.
Read the reportInformation on breakfast in the classroom, “grab and go” breakfast, and second chance breakfast.
Read morePurpose, Statement of Support, and list of member organizations of the Breakfast for Learning Education Alliance.
Read moreThis fact sheet contains information on buying groups, one option for collaborative food procurement, which can help school districts maximize nutrition program dollars while offering high quality food items to students.
Read moreA fact sheet containing National School Lunch Program participation, benefits, community eligibility, and FRAC resources.
Read moreA fact sheet describing how Provision 2, an option for schools participating in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast programs to reduce paperwork, simplify the logistics of operating school meals programs, and offer meals at no charge to all students, works.
Read morePresident Obama released his proposed FY2017 budget to Congress on February 9, 2016. The priorities outlined in this budget reflect the administration’s ongoing commitment to supporting strong federal nutrition programs (including SNAP and the child nutrition programs).
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