Have you heard about the What Is a Sponsoring Organization? Family Child Care Home Sponsoring Sponsoring organizations are nonprofit Organizations Child and Adult Care Food or public organizations that contract Allen Chapel AMEC Program? PO Box 300735 with the Missouri Department of Health Kansas City, Mo 64130 and Senior Services (DHSS). They 816-924-6302 serve as sponsors for family child care homes. Their responsibilities are: Building Good Nutrition Child Nutrition Service, Inc. PO Box 999 Through Child Care Homes Smithville, MO 64089 Make at least three visits 816-343-6009 annually to observe meal service and program Council of Churches of the Ozarks, Inc. compliance. 1710 E Chestnut Expressway Check records such as menus, Springfield, MO 65802 Missouri Department of Health & 417-865-8427 or 800-818-6812 meal counts, and attendance Senior Services records on a monthly basis. Bureau of Community Food and Train home providers on Delta Area Economic Opportunity Corp. Nutrition Assistance 99 Skyview Road program requirements. PO Box 570 Portageville, MO 63873 Provide help to home providers 573-379-3851 or 800-748-8320 Jefferson City, Mo 65102 in of nutrition, nutrition education, food preparation, Northeast Missouri (NEMO) Community Action and food sanitation. Agency PO Box 966 Determine if the sponsored Kirksville, MO 63501 providers are Tier I homes and 660-665-9855 or 800-737-3165 determine which children are eligible for Tier I United 4 Children reimbursement. 1310 Papin Street Submit claim information on a Saint Louis, MO 63103 800-467-2322 or 314-531-1412 monthly basis to DHSS – Community Food and Nutrition For more information about CACFP: Assistance. Disburse or mail reimbursement Visit our web site at: checks to home providers in a timely manner for served. E-mail questions to: 800-733-6251 or 573-751-6269 A list of sponsoring organizations is provided on the back of this brochure.
What Is a Sponsoring Organization? Sponsoring organizations are nonprofit or public organizations that contract with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS). They serve as sponsors for family child care homes. Their responsibilities are: Make at least three visits annually to observe meal service and program compliance. Check records such as menus, meal counts, and attendance records on a monthly basis. Train home providers on program requirements. Provide help to home providers in of nutrition, nutrition education, food preparation, and food sanitation. Determine if the sponsored providers are Tier I homes and determine which children are eligible for Tier I reimbursement. Submit claim information on a monthly basis to DHSS – Community Food and Nutrition Assistance. Disburse or mail reimbursement checks to home providers in a timely manner for served. A list of sponsoring organizations is provided on the back of this brochure. Family Child Care Home Sponsoring Organizations Allen Chapel AMEC PO Box 300735 Kansas City, Mo 64130 816-924-6302 Child Nutrition Service, Inc. PO Box 999 Smithville, MO 64089 816-343-6009 Council of Churches of the Ozarks, Inc. 1710 E Chestnut Expressway Springfield, MO 65802 417-865-8427 or 800-818-6812 Delta Area Economic Opportunity Corp. 99 Skyview Road Portageville, MO 63873 573-379-3851 or 800-748-8320 Northeast Missouri (NEMO) Community Action Agency PO Box 966 Kirksville, MO 63501 660-665-9855 or 800-737-3165 United 4 Children 1310 Papin Street Saint Louis, MO 63103 800-467-2322 or 314-531-1412 For more information about CACFP: Visit our web site at: E-mail questions to: 800-733-6251 or 573-751-6269 Have you heard about the Child and Adult Care Food Program? Building Good Nutrition Through Child Care Homes Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Bureau of Community Food and Nutrition Assistance PO Box 570 Jefferson City, Mo 65102
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