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TO:Potential 2015 Summer Food Service Program (SSP) SponsorsFROM:John Farinelli, Chief Bureau of Health/Nutrition, Family Services and Adult Educational:March 12, 2015SUBJECT:Operational Memorandum

How to fill out summer food service program

How to fill out summer food service program

1. Start by identifying the location where the summer food service program will take place.
2. Determine the time and duration of the program, usually during the summer months when school is out.
3. Contact the local school district or Department of Agriculture to register as a sponsor or site.
4. Obtain the necessary paperwork and fill out the application form, providing all required information.
5. Once approved, develop a menu plan that meets the nutrition requirements set by the program.
6. Purchase the food items needed for the program, ensuring they are healthy and appropriate for the target audience.
7. Set up the site with tables, chairs, and other necessary equipment for serving the meals.
8. Train staff and volunteers on food safety practices and meal service procedures.
9. Start serving the meals according to the specified schedule.
10. Keep detailed records of the meals served, including the number of participants and any special dietary accommodations.
11. Submit the required reports and documentation to the program administrators.
12. Evaluate the program's success and make any necessary improvements for future years.

Who needs summer food service program?

1. The summer food service program is designed to serve children and teens who rely on free or reduced-price meals during the school year.
2. It is targeted towards low-income families, homeless individuals, and areas with limited access to nutritious meals.
3. In addition, the program also benefits community organizations, schools, and local governments who want to ensure children have access to healthy meals during the summer.

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What is summer food service program?

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) is a federally-funded program that provides healthy meals to children and teenagers during the summer months when school is not in session.

Who is required to file summer food service program?

Organizations such as schools, local government agencies, and non-profit organizations that wish to participate in the SFSP are required to file the program.

How to fill out summer food service program?

To fill out the SFSP, organizations must complete an application, meet certain eligibility requirements, and provide accurate information about the meals they plan to serve.

What is the purpose of summer food service program?

The purpose of the SFSP is to ensure that children from low-income households have access to nutritious meals during the summer months to help them stay healthy and active.

What information must be reported on summer food service program?

Information such as the number of meals served, the locations where meals are served, and the demographics of the children served must be reported on the SFSP.