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Afterschool Meals

Getting Started with Afterschool Meals

This video covers basic information about the Afterschool Meals Program to help you understand if your afterschool programs or programs in your area might be eligible, and it will give you some concrete next steps to bring you closer to serving afterschool meals.

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School Breakfast -- Healthier Than You Think (English)

Provides parents and educators helpful nutritional information about school breakfast. School Breakfast often gets a bad rap for being unhealthy, when in reality the food options served at breakfast must adhere to strict nutritional guidelines, and are often much healthier than store-bought breakfast.

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Educator's Guide to School Breakfast Funding

This resource traces the path of the funding that supports school breakfast and lunch from Congress to cafeteria. It also answers common questions that educators have about how the programs work.

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No Kid Hungry and First Spouses

Learn how First Spouses are working to end childhood hunger in their state.

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Sample Data Request Template

This is a worksheet showing the ideal format for No Kid Hungry data collection.

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Starting Afterschool Meals FAQs

This short one-pager explains why afterschool programs should offer meals, provides a quick overview of the CACFP At-Risk Afterschool Meals Program requirements, and gives you easy next steps to help you get started.

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Federal Budget 101

This resource describes how the federal budget process works, detailing the steps Congress and the Administration take to provide funding for federal programs, including the federal child nutrition programs.

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Breakfast Success Story: Longfellow Elementary

Hear from teachers, students, and the principal of Longfellow Elementary in Wisconsin on how a simple Grab and Go program provided a calmer classroom experience, higher attendance rates, and more of a community environment.

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