Infant Toddler Family Day Care of Northern Virginia (ITFDC)

U.s. department of agriculture (usda) child and adult care food program is a contract that serves first as a conduit, whereby home day care providers are reimbursed for providing meals to children under their care based on rates established by usda. The second part of the contract is an administrative fee that is to cover the administrative costs of the program. The maximum fee amount is set prior to contract award and currently is based on number of homes served.

Provider training offers training and support to prospective child care providers of the Family day care providers trust.

Family day care providers program (fdcp) consists of the Family day care providers trust, a joint venture of home day care providers, which is a separate entity with its co-agents. The day care providers offer care and early childhood development to children starting at six weeks of age and older. Infant Toddler conducts training, certification, marketing, child placement services, billing, collection and other administrative services to the joint venture for a percentage of the gross fees billed to customers by the joint venture less agreed upon expenses. The training and support conducted by Infant Toddler ensures high standards for the saftey and development of children under the care of the Family day care providers program.