Child and Adult Care Food Program at-Risk 5-day Reconciliation Form - Arizona

Child and Adult Care Food Program at-Risk 5-day Reconciliation Form - Arizona

Child and Food Program at-Risk 5-day Reconciliation Form is a legal document that was released by the Arizona Department of Education - a government authority operating within Arizona.

FAQ

Q: What is the Child and Adult Care Food Program?
A: The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) provides reimbursement for meals and snacks served at eligible child care centers, family child care homes, and adult day care centers.

Q: What is the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form?
A: The at-risk 5-day reconciliation form is a document used in Arizona to reconcile the meals and snacks served to at-risk participants in the CACFP.

Q: Who uses the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form?
A: The at-risk 5-day reconciliation form is used by child care centers and adult day care centers in Arizona that participate in the CACFP.

Q: What is an at-risk participant in the CACFP?
A: An at-risk participant in the CACFP is a child or adult who is homeless, migrant, or in foster care, or who participates in Head Start or an eligible program for children and youth experiencing homelessness.

Q: What information is included in the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form?
A: The at-risk 5-day reconciliation form includes information about the number of at-risk meals and snacks served, the meal components, and the date and time of service.

Q: Why is the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form important?
A: The at-risk 5-day reconciliation form is important for tracking and reporting the meals and snacks served to at-risk participants in the CACFP, ensuring compliance with program requirements, and determining reimbursement amounts.

Q: How often is the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form filled out?
A: The at-risk 5-day reconciliation form is filled out on a weekly basis, documenting the meals and snacks served to at-risk participants over a 5-day period.

Q: Who should I contact for more information about the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form?
A: For more information about the at-risk 5-day reconciliation form in Arizona, you should contact the state agency responsible for administering the CACFP.

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