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This document serves as a record for tracking meals served under the Child and Adult Food Program. It must be filled out daily and submitted by the 5th of each month. The form requires the site name, month/year, meal counts, and attendance figures, and includes a section for checking submission status.

How to fill out at-risk record of meals

How to fill out at-risk record of meals

1. Gather the necessary information about the meals being served.
2. Identify the students or individuals who are considered at-risk based on criteria set by your institution.
3. Record the date of the meal service.
4. Note the type of meal being provided (e.g., breakfast, lunch, dinner).
5. Indicate the number of at-risk individuals served during that meal.
6. Include any relevant comments or observations regarding the meal service.
7. Review and verify the data for accuracy before submission.

Who needs at-risk record of meals?

1. Schools and educational institutions serving students from low-income households.
2. Non-profit organizations that provide meals to vulnerable populations.
3. Government programs aimed at monitoring and assisting food security.
4. Community centers that offer meal services to at-risk individuals.

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What is at-risk record of meals?

An at-risk record of meals is a documentation tool used to track meals provided to individuals who may be at risk of food insecurity or nutritional deficiencies, ensuring that their dietary needs are met.

Who is required to file at-risk record of meals?

Organizations or facilities that provide meals to at-risk populations, such as food banks, community kitchens, and meal delivery services, are typically required to file an at-risk record of meals.

How to fill out at-risk record of meals?

To fill out an at-risk record of meals, organizations must include details such as the date of service, number of meals served, types of meals provided, and demographics of the individuals served, ensuring accurate and complete records.

What is the purpose of at-risk record of meals?

The purpose of the at-risk record of meals is to document meal distribution to vulnerable populations, assess the effectiveness of meal programs, and provide accountability for funded services.

What information must be reported on at-risk record of meals?

The at-risk record of meals must report information including the date of meal service, number of meals provided, funding source, recipient demographics, and any special dietary accommodations made.