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Child and Adult Care Food Program (CA CFP) Training Packet and Handbook Risk After school Meals (Schools) FY 2018Division of School and Community Nutrition 2 Hudson Hollow, Suite B Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone:

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1. Step 1: Gather all necessary information and documents such as income eligibility criteria, meal count forms, and enrollment forms.
2. Step 2: Identify at-risk afterschool meals schools by conducting a needs assessment and analyzing the socio-economic status of the students.
3. Step 3: Contact the relevant school officials and administrators to discuss the program and its benefits.
4. Step 4: Collaborate with school staff to develop a meal plan and menu that meets the nutritional requirements and preferences of the students.
5. Step 5: Train school personnel on how to properly implement and manage the at-risk afterschool meals program.
6. Step 6: Promote the program to eligible students and their families through various channels such as flyers, newsletters, and parent-teacher meetings.
7. Step 7: Establish a system for monitoring and evaluating the program's effectiveness by regularly collecting data on student participation and satisfaction.
8. Step 8: Continuously communicate and collaborate with school stakeholders to address any challenges and improve the program over time.

Who needs at-risk afterschool meals schools?

1. Low-income students and families who may struggle to afford nutritious meals outside of school hours.
2. Students who are at-risk of hunger and food insecurity due to unstable or inadequate access to food.
3. Schools located in areas with high poverty rates or high levels of socio-economic disadvantage.
4. Students who participate in afterschool programs and require a meal to support their overall well-being and academic success.
5. Communities and organizations dedicated to meeting the nutritional needs of vulnerable children and promoting healthy development.

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What is at-risk afterschool meals schools?

At-risk afterschool meals schools provide meals to students who may not have access to nutritious food outside of school hours.

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Schools that participate in the at-risk afterschool meals program are required to file.

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To fill out at-risk afterschool meals schools, schools must provide information about the number of meals served, demographics of students served, and program effectiveness.

What is the purpose of at-risk afterschool meals schools?

The purpose of at-risk afterschool meals schools is to ensure that students have access to nutritious meals even after school hours.

What information must be reported on at-risk afterschool meals schools?

Information such as the number of meals served, demographics of students served, and program effectiveness must be reported on at-risk afterschool meals schools.