Child Management Associates

Money came in this morning, all direct deposits has been uploaded to the bank. Claim is due tomorrow at 9:00am.
Thank you!

We are hiring for a Monitor.

Schedule:
Part-time, Monday through Friday with occasional weekends
40–60 hours per month

Preferred Qualifications:
Bilingual (Tongan/English or Spanish/English) preferred

Benefits:
SEP plan, PTO (Paid Time Off), Mileage Reimbursement

Purpose of the Position

This position is responsible for conducting monitoring visits three times per year to ensure home daycare providers operate in accordance with federal and state program guidelines and maintain accurate records to support program participation. Monitoring visits take place in licensed daycare homes and may occur during various meal services, ranging from breakfast to evening snack. Providers are reviewed on separate schedules, which allows for year-round work opportunities.

Job Summary

Plan, prepare, and submit assigned monitoring visits
Provide information, guidance, evaluation, technical assistance, and training to home daycare providers
Understand and explain federal and state food program regulations
Prepare for and participate in annual provider training
Perform general office duties, including filing, mailings, data entry, phone coverage, and office support
Represent CMA in a professional and respectful manner during all daycare home visits and interactions

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Knowledge of and ability to implement and train others on federal and state regulations
Experience with regulation interpretation and evaluation is helpful
Proficient with computers, databases, and iPads

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years of age
Must own reliable, insured transportation
Valid Utah State Driver’s License required
Must have a good driving record
Must maintain a professional appearance and demeanor

To Apply:
Contact CMA at 801-566-1007 to submit your resume or application.

If you are interested please read through the job description. Here is the link to apply.

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=7de9c71093901161

Big news from the National CACFP! The USDA has released a final rule allowing 2% and whole milk to be served to children ages 2 and up. 🥛

This change goes into effect June 8, so please continue serving 1% or fat-free milk.

YEAH!!!

USDA released a final rule that allows whole and reduced-fat (2%) milk to be offered to participants ages two and up in the CACFP, National School Lunch Program (NSLP), School Breakfast Program (SBP), and Special Milk Program (SMP).

This rule does not require CACFP operators to offer whole and reduced-fat milk but allows operators the flexibility to offer these types of milk to participants two and up if it makes sense for their program. The rule will be effective June 8, 2026.

Read more about this final rule on our blog: https://www.cacfp.org/2026/05/08/final-rule-expanding-fluid-milk-options-in-cnps/

Last night was our last provider training. Our providers had fun using there claw and saws.

Update!! We have recieved the money. Some will get the money today, others will
get it Monday. It all
depends on your bank.

We have not received the funds from the state. When we get the
funds I will post an update.

Don’t forget claims are due the 2nd business day.
So Monday by 9am.

Do you want to serve these items? You must print the CN label info and put them in your binder in order to serve them. These are now listed in our CN label section on our website. Be sure to look at the serving sizes. 3-5 year olds must have 8 dino nuggets. That's a lot! Go to cmautah.net to learn more.

Reminder our staff are gone this week for conference in Vegas! We will be back open on Monday, April 20th.

Thank you.

The impact starts early and lasts a lifetime.

“The main reason we love this program is working with providers to make an impact in early childhood… establishing those healthy eating habits that are so important for growth and development.”

Every meal served is more than just food. It’s a foundation for lifelong health.

This , contact your members of Congress and tell them to protect and strengthen CACFP so providers can continue this critical work.

Make your voice heard. Support the programs that support children. Visit https://www.cacfp.org/action-center/.

April Reminders:

1. Claim is due tomorrow, April 2nd by 9am. All claims received after that will be considered late and the cut off date for March late claim will be the 20th of April.

2. We have two more trainings left. All providers are required to attend training in person to participate on the food program.

Wednesday, April 1st, 2026
Provo Library - English Training @ 6:00pm
550 North University Avenue

Tuesday, May 12th, 2026
Murray Library - English Training @ 6:00pm
166 East 5300

Thank you,
Happy Easter Weekend from all of us here @ CMA.