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Afterschool Snack/Meal Programs

There are two Afterschool Snack/Meal Programs available:

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) After-School Snacks
Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) "At-Risk" Afterschool Meals

See a comparison of the two Programs [Doc, 16KB]

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USDA Nutrition Programs are designed to improve the health and well-being of children and adults. Here is additional information on nutrition and wellness.

Documents, Resources & Links Library

Welcome to the Afterschool Snack/Meal Programs Documents, Resources and Helpful Links. This section includes RIDE issued documents, and additional resource, document and links from a variety of sources related to this USDA Program.

CACFP Afterschool Programs

Reimbursements Rates and Processing Claims

The Reimbursement and Claims section provides information on USDA reimbursement rates, and RIDE's CNP Connect secure claims processing and management system.

USDA reimbursement rates are updated on a yearly basis. Here are the current reimbursement rates for the Afterschool Snack Program through the National School Lunch Program:

"At Risk" Afterschool Care Program reimburses the sponsors for each meal or snack at the current USDA free reimbusement rate.

CNP Connect includes a secure section for processing meal claims. For additional information on filing meal claims, visit the My CNPConnect site.

Program Data & Finance

This section provides local and national data on the Afterschool Snack/Meal Programs, and information about fiscal aspects of the Program.

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