POCKET GUIDE - Bright Futures - American Academy of Pediatrics

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Nutrition Tools 76 Bright FUTURES ■■ federal nuTriTion assisTanCe Programs, ConTinued food assisTanCe and nuTriTion Programs Food Distribution programs on indian reservations (FDpir) National school lunch program (Nslp) serViCes and benefiTs who Qualifies Food Children and adolescents from families living on Indian reservations and children and adolescents from Native American families residing in designated areas near reservations and in the state of Oklahoma with a family member who belongs to a federally recognized tribe; eligibility based on income and resource standards Reduced-price or free lunches and afternoon snacks Children and adolescents attending school: reduced-price lunches and snacks are available if family income is between 130% and 185% of federal poverty level; free lunches and snacks are available if income is at or
■■ federal nuTriTion assisTanCe Programs, ConTinued food assisTanCe and nuTriTion Programs Nutrition Assistance program (NAp) for puerto rico school Breakfast program special Milk program (sMp) serViCes and benefiTs who Qualifies Cash to purchase food Reduced-price or free breakfasts Reduced-price or free milk Children and adolescents from families with household resources (aside from income) of ≤$2,000 (≤$3,000 if household has at least one person age ≥60) living in Puerto Rico Children and adolescents attending school; same eligibility criteria as NSLP Children and adolescents attending child care programs, schools, and summer camps that do not participate in other federal mealservice programs; same eligibility criteria as NSLP funding and adminisTraTiVe agenCies serViCe ProViders USDA Puerto Rico USDA State education agencies USDA State education agency Public and private nonprofit schools and residential child care institutions Child care programs, schools, and summer camps 77 Bright FUTURES Nutrition Tools
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