Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)

Resources

• Download a brochure for shelters assisting youth. How homeless, runaway, domestic violence, family, and crisis shelters can feed youth with the federally funded Child and Adult Care Food Program.

• The Outreach Toolkit provided by the Food Research and Action Center contains resources for direct service providers and agencies.

• The State Education Office (SEO) manages CACFP in the District of Columbia. SEO provides information and technical assistance to potential, new and current CACFP sponsors.

• The CACFP Collaborative Partnership is working to increase CACFP participation in the District of Columbia. We meet every third Thursday at Shaw Junior High School. D.C. Hunger Solutions is a member, including:

-	State Education Office
-	DC Department of Human Services, Office of Early Childhood Development
-	DC Department of Health, Child Care Branch
-	Food Research and Action Center
-	Current and potential CACFP providers

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