Registration is Open for NAPSACC

NAPSACC is Back!
Spring is Here! The weather is warmer. It is a perfect time to join NAPSACC.

Looking for ideas to increase children’s physical activity? NAPSACC can help!
Looking for new recipes or supporting picky eaters? NAPSACC can help!

The NAPSACC website has excellent resources to support your program to increase the health and nutrition of the children, their families, staff and yourself. 

You do not have to do this alone! Your program will have an assigned Technical Assistance Specialist that will provide technical assistance through FaceTime, Zoom, or similar platform.  Your TA Specialist will give your program one-on-one support to help you achieve your goals.   Once you have achieved two of your goals, you will receive a gift card from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services to celebrate your achievement.

What is Go NAPSACC?

• NAPSACC (Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment Child Care) is an online self-assessment tool created by the University of North Carolina. 
• The purpose of the project is to increase children’s physical activity and nutrition. 
• It looks at best practices for nutrition and physical activity for infants, toddler and preschoolers.
• The NAPSACC has seven sections. But as part of the project, we are asking you to complete only one area. 

How do I get started?

• After registering, you will be assigned a Technical Assistance Specialist. You will not be working alone! Your TA Specialist will give your program one-on-one support to help you achieve your goals. Support is provided through Zoom, FaceTime or similar platform.
• You will complete an online self-assessment the NAPSACC website which takes about 10-15 minutes. 
• Once you have completed the self-assessment, the website and your TA Specialist will help you set goals and create action plans for your program that you can personalize. 
• You must complete two goals to complete the NAPSACC area.
• It is packed with resources and ideas for you to achieve your goals, including new recipes and ideas for fun activities to get children up and moving!
• It is a small project that does not require a lot of time, but can produce large results for the children and families in your program.

Once you have achieved two of your goals, you will receive a gift from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services to celebrate your achievement.

If you have questions, please contact Lauri Choate, Director of Training at lauri@mochildcareaware.org or 314-754-1603.  

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