1. Summer Food Service Program Volunteer Training Summer Food 4 Kids Sponsored by The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri A program of the Missouri Dept. of Health & Senior Services

2. What is SFSP? (aka Summer Food 4 Kids) The SFSP is a summer lunch program that is sponsored by The Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri, and funded by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Intended for children 18 and under Lunch sites are eligible for this program by being: – A school attendance areas that serve at least 50% of their students on the Free & Reduced Lunch program. – A low income area, determined by Census information Lunches are served free to all attendees.

3. Who can eat at a Food 4 Kids lunch site? Any child 18 and under. – Children do not need to be accompanied by an adult to attend. – Adults may eat for free at the end of the meal service, if there are leftover meals.

4. When & where will lunches be served? Food 4 Kids will serve lunches from July 6- Aug 14. Meal Service times are from noon- 1:00, Monday- Friday. – Bear Creek Park – Oakland Park- Shelter #3 – Indian Hills Park – Fire Station #1 – Again Street Park Lunch may not be served before noon and not after 1:00.

5. Timeline- Set Up – A TFB staff person will deliver meals/supplies to lunch sites and act as the site supervisor. – The following items will be delivered to each site… 2 coolers of cold lunch items (sandwiches, milk) Boxes of dry lunch items (apples, granola bars, napkins, etc) Sandwich board, meal count sheets, hand sanitizer, bleach wipes for tables, thermometers, etc Activities for kids (balls, crayons, games, etc) Volunteers may arrive at the sites between 11:30-12:00.

6. Setting Up Your Site Site Supervisors will hang F4K banners with bungee cords at each park shelter in a visible location. Coolers/boxes of dry goods will be set out on tables. Activity tote will be available for kids to use. – Volunteers should be engaging in these activities with the children. Volunteer sign-in sheet/pen set out – Please be sure to sign in & out! Meal Count sheet/pen ready to go. Cooler temps recorded right before noon.

7. Daily Operations Volunteers must ensure that cold lunch items are eaten on site. This is a program requirement. – Sandwiches, milk & cut produce must be eaten on site. – Uncut, whole fruit/veggies and snacks may be taken home. – A non-perishable food policy will be posted at each site on a sign board.

8. Meal Pattern Guidelines In order for meals to meet the State’s guidelines, volunteers must serve each child: – A sandwich AND at least one of the following… Milk One variety of produce (out of the 2 varieties offered) – Children may take all of these components if they like. The sandwich and one other nutritious item is the minimum requirement. All available meals will consist of: – A sandwich- meets the grain and meat/meat alternative components. – 2 types of fruit/veggie- meets the fruit/veg component – 1 carton of milk- meets the dairy component

9. Meal pattern guidelines continued…. Snacks are considered “extras” and are not taken into consideration when meeting the Meal Pattern guideline. PBJ & bread will be available for children that can not eat ham due to religious reasons only. Children may have a 2 nd meal if they like. – 2 nd meals will also be counted on the meal count sheet.

10. What to do with Leftovers? After all children have eaten… – Adults that come with children can eat on site and be counted on the meal count sheet. – After adults eat, remaining leftover meals will be donated to Central Pantry.

11. Daily Paperwork Meal Count Sheets – Meals must be tallied on the Meal Count Sheet as they are served to each child. – A sandwich AND one other nutritious item must be served for a meal to be counted. If a child takes an additional item (like an apple or granola bar), but not a full meal, do not count it. – Parents that eat may be counted under the “Non- Program Adult” section of the meal count sheet. – Site Supervisors will be responsible for filling out meal count sheets.

13. Items to be posted daily Each site will have a sandwich board with attached items that must be displayed daily… – Dated Menu – Non-discriminatory Statement- Civil Rights We do not discriminate towards any person regardless of age, race, gender, culture, etc – Non-Perishable Food Policy – Federal Service Relay Poster

17. LUNCH Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5 Fruit and/or Vegetable (2 servings) whole fresh fruit1/2 c fruit cupwhole fresh fruit1/2 c fruit cupwhole fresh fruit 1/4 c baby carrots Grain/Bread 2 slices wheat bread deli bun2 slices wheat bread Meat or Meat Alternate 1.5 oz sliced 97% turkey ham 1.5 oz sliced bologna1.5 oz sliced 97% turkey 1.5 oz sliced 97% lean turkey 1.5 oz sliced 97% turkey ham/turkey.5 oz cheese.5 oz cheese slice.5 oz cheese.5 oz cheese slice Milk 1/2 pint milk carton Other Foods mayo/mustard packtes, ranch dip, and pretzels mayo/mustard packets, ranch dip, fresh granola mayo/mustard packets, ranch dip, baked chips, fresh granola mayo/mustard packets, ranch dip, fresh granola mayo/mustard packtes, ranch dip, and pretzels Sample Menu

18. Volunteer Training Volunteers may taken online training or be trained on-site by a Site Supervisor. – Everyone handling meals or counting meals MUST be trained. – All trained volunteers must sign documentation that they have been trained. – Signed training sheets must be kept on site.

19. Timeline- Clean Up Meal Service will end at 1:00 sharp. All volunteers must sign in/out. Banner and all supplies will be returned to TFB daily. Count leftover meals. Site supervisor will return meals to TFB for donation to Central Pantry.

20. Incentives!!! – Each site will have a plastic tote full of activities that the kids can play with after they eat. Volunteers are encouraged to use these items to interact with the kids. – Each site will have 80 pool passes to hand out. TFB staff will stop by all the sites regularly throughout the length of the program to pass out pool passes.

21. Site Monitoring Each site will be monitored by TFB staff during the 1 st & 4 th weeks of operation. Each site will also be monitored by: – MDHSS, who will also audit the program – Boone County Health Department, for food safety standards – Monitorings will be unannounced ahead of time – Monitors will determine if all program guidelines are being met

22. Special Conditions National Weather Service Heat Advisory – IF the NWS issues a heat advisory, kids can pick up a meal for themselves and take it home. This is only permissible IF the NWS issues an advisory for that day. Children can not take additional meals with them. – Site supervisor must stay for entire hour. Inclement Weather – Sites may close for the day due to severe weather. A “Closed” sign must be posted.

23. Promote your site!! Volunteers may bring their kids to eat lunch Invite children from your groups, friends, neighbors, churches, etc to attend Talk us up on your social media sites

24. A BIG Thank You to our Partners We have partnered with the following entities for the Summer Food for Kids program… City of Columbia’s Parks & Rec Dept – Is Waiving park shelter reservation fees for all park lunch sites – Has donated 400 City of Columbia Pool passes Smithton Middle School – Will prepare fresh meals daily for all Columbia lunch sites Boone County Fire District – Will host a lunch site on Fire Station property