FY 14.  What is required?  Completion of the renewal packet Management Plan Financial statements prepared by an accountant (in lieu of bank statements)

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FY 14

 What is required?  Completion of the renewal packet Management Plan Financial statements prepared by an accountant (in lieu of bank statements) List enrichment activities DHS License or Child Care Standards Food Service Agreement (if catering) Training certificate Civil Rights Pre-award Compliance Civil Rights Data Collection

 Section I - Sponsoring Organization Information To be completed by all sponsors.  Section II & III – Budget Required for non-profit sponsors. School Districts may provide their Food Service Budget  Section IV – Certification Required by all sponsors

 What type of activities?  Computer, keyboard and internet education  Homework assistance/Tutoring  Remedial training and assistance  Life Skills/Social Skills training  Arts, Crafts and/or Music  Supervised athletic enrichment activity may be eligible but not Team/Competitive sports

 Discuss the purpose and benefits of daily physical activity with children. Children should understand that daily physical activity, in addition to being beneficial, can also be fun.  Ensure that children become familiar with safety rules and procedures.  Involve children in the planning and implementation of daily physical activity.  Ensure that all activities and facilities enable every child to participate.

 Ensure that all activities and facilities are safe for children.  Ensure that children have a proper warm-up.  Ensure that children are engaged in moderate to vigorous physical activity throughout the activity time.  Ensure that children have a proper cool down.  Talk about how children can incorporate physical activity into their daily lives on a lifelong basis.

 What were the changes that occurred for the milk requirement:  1% or fat free milk is required for school age children.  Parents or guardians must request, in writing, non-dairy milk substitutions  No medical statement necessary  The non-dairy beverage must be nutritionally equivalent to milk 7 CFR (m)(3)

 The following milk substitutes meet CACFP requirements: 8 th Continent Soymilk (original, vanilla & light chocolate) Pacific Natural Ultra Soy Milk (plain & vanilla) Kikkomon Pearl Organic Soymilk (creamy vanilla & chocolate) Great Value Original Soy Milk

 What is a milk audit?  What information does it provide?  What results come from a milk audit?

 Are the required meal pattern components met?  Do menus list all meal components?  “Mexican casserole” is NOT specific.  Do meals offer a variety of textures? colors? nutrients?  Are high-sugar items limited to no more than twice per week? Served only at breakfast and snack?  Are high-fat items limited to no more than twice per week?

 Are CN labels available for all processed or convenience foods?  Are recipes on file for homemade items?  Is juice served no more than twice per week?  Is the same entrée served more than once in a four week cycle?  Are new foods introduced?  Menus must be posted in public view

 Costs must be reported every month but are NOT reimbursable.  Why report? Verifies: All CACFP money received is used in the meal service Financial viability  Monthly documentation required:  Food Service Cost Report  Line item accounting report for CACFP receivables and expenditures will also be reviewed.

 Complete monthly  File with receipts/invoices Include only items that are directly related to CACFP Must reflect menus Must deduct foods purchased for meals/snacks not claimed on CACFP All receipts/invoices must be kept intact Photocopy receipts that might fade from sun or heat  At least 50% of CACFP reimbursement MUST be used for quality food purchases  Not including fuel surcharges, supplies, tax, delivery fees, etc…

DateSupplier Total Invoice Food/ Milk CACFP Operational Supplies Non CACFP Supplies Tax # of Milk Units 9/10Costco /15 Sam’s Club /29Costco TOTAL $ $ Itemized Costs Operational – Direct Meal Service (preparation and service of meals to participants) FoodNet food used/delivered Supplies and EquipmentBleach, paper plates/cups, cooking pans, etc.

 Lunch and supper meals may be eligible for Cash in Lieu (CIL)  Snacks and breakfast are not eligible for CIL  Schools that already receive commodities are not eligible for CIL

 Effective Notification System Program Availability Complaint Information Non-discrimination Statement  Civil Rights Poster  Complaint and Compliance

 This institution is an equal opportunity provider OR  In Accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Persons with disabilities who require alternate means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) (voice and TDD).  To file a complaint on discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C., or call (202) (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer

 Complaint and Compliance Complaint Procedures Federal, State & Local Compliance Pre-Award Compliance Review

 Limited English Proficiency (LEP)  Proportion  Frequency  Importance  Resources For more information on LEP go to:

 Complaints of discrimination should contain :  Complainant Contact Info  Name of entity that led to complaint  Nature of the incident  Basis of discrimination  Contact info of person who may have knowledge of the discriminatory action  The date(s) and duration the alleged discriminatory actions occurred

 Religious Organizations  Equal Opportunity  Independence  Facilities  Discrimination For further information go to:

 ADE website: safety/cnp/CivilRights/Default. asp  Aaron Thompson - Civil Rights Liaison

 Site Application  When submitting the online application, the SITE application must be submitted first.  Ensure the site application has been saved and submitted.  Sponsor Application  Once the site application has been submitted, the sponsor application may be submitted.  If the sponsor application is submitted first, the system will not allow the site application to be submitted.  A specialist will have to REJECT the sponsor application in order to allow re-submittal.

 Hard Copy Applications must be submitted by October 1 st !  Online Applications will be available September 1 st.  Recommend waiting until hard copy is approved before submitting your online application. Your Specialist will contact you when the application is ready to be submitted online.

 Phoenix  Kenny Barnes  Mandy Quintanar  Barb Simington  Leona Benally  Michelle Roberts  Tracey Nissen  Tucson  Elsa Ramirez  Ernie Montana  Suzanne Callor

 Upcoming CACFP Satisfaction Survey to all participating organizations  Completely confidential  addresses obtained from application & management plan  Expect from

 Meals allowed  Dated menus  Production Records  Intent to Non-renew

This completes our renewal training for At-Risk Afterschool Meals Program. Are there any questions?

State of Arizona Department of Education FY 2014 ANNUAL RENEWAL TRAINING VIEWING CERTIFICATION STATEMENT FOR AT RISK AFTERSCHOOL MEALS PROGRAMONLY By signing below __________________________________________________ certifies that key staff member(s) (Sponsoring Organization) administratively responsible for the overview of the CACFP program have reviewed the FY2014 Application and Budget Renewal Training PowerPoint presentation for At Risk Afterschool Meals Programs as required by the Child and Adult Care Food Program for FY2014 application consideration and program participation: 1.Program Regulations (VCA) 7. Civil Rights 2.Budget Information 8. CNP Web Online Applications 3.Application/Management Plan 9. Due Date 4.Helpful Reminders/Tips10. CACFP Directory 5.Record Maintenance11. ADE Participant Survey 6.Common Review Findings12. Renewal Training – Certification Statement _________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Signature of Sponsoring Organization’s Designated OfficialDate Reviewed _________________________________________________ Print Name for Certificate To receive Renewal Certificates, complete and fax this page to , Attention: Rachael Hatfield or completed page to You may list an additional administrative staff member below with the date viewed, or attach additional sheets, if _________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Print Name for Certificate Date Reviewed