What is CMA?

Child Management Associates (CMA) is a non-profit sponsor of the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). CMA works to ensure that healthy, well-balanced and nourishing meals are served to children in daycare away from home. CMA offers reimbursement for meals served and other resources to eligible home daycares.

How Does it Work?

Monthly reimbursements to participating daycare homes assist caregivers in providing more nutritious, healthful meals. Participating homes may be reimbursed for up to two meals and one snack per child per day. All meals served must meet certain nutritional requirements to promote the health and well- being of children. The amount received is based on a two-tier reimbursement scale. Whether you qualify for Tier 1 or Tier 2 rates is based on a variety of factors such as your school boundaries, your personal income, or the income of the families you serve.

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For more information on which Tier you are most likely to qualify for, contact us at (801) 566-1007.

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