Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Monitor at Early Childhood Alliance

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionSummaryThe Child and Adult Care Food program (CACFP) is a federally funded program that provides payments for eligible meals to participants who meet age and income requirements.The Child and Adult Food Monitor administer the CACFP program, following CACFP guidelines, plans and completes unannounced visits to participating childcare programs, reviews required provider participation records as needed or requested, offers technical assistance and participates in planning and facilitating provider trainings.Duties may be performed in various settings including childcare centers, ministries, and family childcare. Ability to communicate face to face, on the phone and in writing.Work may require light to moderate lifting.CACFP Monitor performs duties according to the CACFP guidelines and agency policies to ensure that program goals and objectives are met.Employee required to handle a variety of tasks in order to effectively implement the program.CACFP Monitor maintains frequent contact with CACFP providers, and agency staff.Travel to Counties in Northern and Central Indiana required.DutiesManage an assigned caseload of homes, centers, and/or ministries, maintaining regular contact and providing ongoing support Monitor participating sites on a schedule set by CACFP guidelines, conducting on-site visits to review performance and ensure all records are current and accurate Review menus, monthly attendance, participation records, and all required documentation for complianceProvide technical assistance- through in-person visits, written communication, phone, or virtual methods-to support program complianceMaintain daily communication with providers by returning calls, texts, and emails, and keeping in regular contact with the CACFP Manager Attend and assist with meetings and training sessions to maintain provider relationships and stay current with CACFP updates Assist in maintaining complete and accurate program sponsor documentation and records in accordance with CACFP guidelinesRequirements Reliable transportation in order to travel throughout Northern and Central IndianaStrong computer skills with knowledge of Microsoft applicationsCACFP ExperienceBasic knowledge of childhood nutrition in family childcare homes, centers and ministries.Nice To HavesKnowledge of CACFP program software.Associate degree in business, Food Management, Early Childhood or its equivalentBilingual in English/Spanish.BenefitsFull Time Benefits include:Time Off: PTO, 11.5 paid holidays, BereavementInsurance: Health, Dental, and Vision, FSA, AFLACRetirement: 403B and percent match after one year Insurance: AFLACPart Time Benefits include:Insurance: AFLACLocationBeacon Learning Center2125 Beacon StFort Wayne, IN 46805