Child Care Development Services, Inc.

1. Child Care Development Services, Inc. USDA Child and Adult Care Program Sponsor

2. Private Not for Profit Since 1977 Named #1 Non-Profit to Work for in 2011 by Oregon Business Magazine Who We Are

3. Mission • To provide services to families and caregivers which will encourage, aid and support quality care of children. • To enrich the mental and physical welfare of children in child care settings.

4. Who We Serve • Child Care Centers • Family Child Providers • Preschools & Parents • Corporations & Communities • Oregon Department of Education • Policy Makers

5. What We Do • USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program • 21 Oregon Counties • National Advocacy for Federal Nutrition Programs • On-Line Child Care Referral Services • Child Care Training: • On-Line • Workshop • In-Home • Adopt-A Grandparent Program

6. What is the CACFP? • The CACFP is a Federally-funded program that provides meal reimbursement for serving nutritious meals and snacks at no separate charge to eligible participants in child care centers, day care homes, Head Start programs, afterschool programs, emergency homeless shelters and adult day care centers. • The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) funds the Oregon Department of Education (ODE) to administer the CACFP Oregon not for profit organizations.

7. Who is eligible for CACFP meals? • 12 and under in child care • 15 and younger migrants • 18 and under after school • After school programs • Emergency shelters • Functionally impaired

8. What is Required to Participate? • Licensed, registered or DHS listed • USDA meal guidelines • Unannounced visits • Follow USDA meal patterns • Enroll children and keep records • Submit documentation monthly

9. Meal Requirements • Milk • Fruit/Vegetable • Meat/Meat Alternate • Grains/Breads

10. Meal Patterns • Breakfast • Milk – Bread – Fruit or Vegetables • Lunches and Dinners • Milk – Bread – Protein and • 2 Fruits or Vegetables • Snacks – • Choose 2 Components

11. Tiered Meal Reimbursement Based on Income Tier One Tier Two • Breakfast 1.24 .45 • Lunch/Dinner 2.32 1.40 • Snacks .69 .19 • Tier One 185% of poverty or less

12. Reimbursements • $6,260.00 • AVERAGE 2010 REIMBURSEMENT • For Family Child Care Providers • $16,750 • AVERAGE 2010 REIMBURSEMENT • For Child Care Centers

13. Meals in 2011 • TOTAL Child Care Centers    8,128,444 • TOTAL Day Care Homes      10,374,028 • TOTAL Adult Day Care                 61,430 

14. Federal Revenue for Oregon 2011 • CACFP Reimbursements (meals X rates)       $27,757,898 • FDC Sponsor Administrative Earnings           $ 2,147,227 • Total $29,905,125

15. What It Means to Oregon • Children served nutritious meals • Minimum of 3 on-site visits annually • Reimbursement for meals • Reduced cost for child care • Training and technical assistance to establish healthy habits to last a lifetime

16. CACFP Child Care Wellness Grant USDA Child and Adult Care Program

17. Annual National Leadership Conference

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