The Ujima Hunger Coalition, a new non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child hunger, announced its official launch today with a bold mission to enhance and expand access to essential child ...

5. Providers receive ongoing support, including training in meal-planning, nutrition, and program administration, ensuring long-term success. For parents, choosing a CACFP-participating provider means ...

Children up to kindergarten age who are attending child care during regular school hours; and Children enrolled in a licensed preschool program. All existing subsidies, including extended hours ...

You can filter the menu to find items suitable for your child’s age as well as options that are smooth or chunky, dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan, or vegetarian. Meals are also sorted by their ...

Over 30% of Arizona's population struggles to find a meal every day, three times a day. Fortunately, there is help. Here's ...

Through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), eligible children and adults who are enrolled for care at a participating daycare center can receive meals and snacks. A component of CACFP ...

Many Arizona families face food insecurity — at least 1 out of 6 Arizonans, according to the Department of Economic Security. Finding healthy and low-cost options to combat this is also a ...

As of 2023, according to the most recent information found on the Arizona Department of Education website, the following all qualify for free school meals: children experiencing homelessness, children ...

Sixty percent of rural Americans live in child care deserts — regions with too few licensed slots for children. In rural Illinois, that number rises to nearly 70%. Over the past decade ...