USDA Food Program: Centers and Homes
New Rates for FY 2009-2010 - Now available

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP, or Food Program) is a little-known federal program administered by the USDA designed to ensure that children in child care in America get the best possible nutrition to help them grow up strong and healthy and to help establish healthy eating habits.  Midwest has been a Nebraska Sponsor of the CACFP since 1982 for Family Child Care Homes.  In addition, in 2007 the Nebraska Department of Education - Child Nutrition Services recognized Midwest as the only Sponsor for Child Care Centers. Our service area covers the state of Nebraska.  To learn more about the USDA Food Program with Midwest 

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Parents: Looking for Child Care?    Have access to our database for 10 days

Midwest has the most comprehensive, up-to-date information on licensed child care providers in the state of Nebraska. If you are in need of child care, we are here to help! On the left side of this page you can create an account which allows you to search our child care facilities database. (Because we receive no funding for this service, a small fee of $35 is accessed).

AreYou Looking for a Rewarding Career?

We hear many mothers today say they would like to stay home with their children, but they have to be able to contribute to the family income. Others find that their paycheck covers the child care bill and not much more. Maybe becoming a family child care provider is the answer.

You may want a little help if you are thinking of providing child care in your home. MCCA is here to help you and even hold your hand, if necessary, so you can start your own child care business in your home. Get Started.