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CCLC offers
meals program
The Child Care and Learning Center, as part of its service to the Rappahannock community, announced that it will be sponsoring the Child Care Food Program. The meals will be available at the center during regular child-care hours.
Residents who wish more information about the income qualificatons for the reduced-price and free meals program should contact Carrie Anabo, CCLC’s director, at the center (675-3237).
The Child Care Food Program is administered by the United States Department of Agriculture and is open to all qualifying families. Complaints about discrimination should be submitted to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 20250.
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