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Feed the children: Food provision in early child care falls short
A major report on Australia's child care services has recommended that access to nutritionally adequate food be included in national quality standards.
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A major report on Australia’s child‑care services recommends that access to nutritionally adequate food be added to the national quality standards. Researchers from the University of Queensland, working with the nonprofit Social Ventures Australia, analyzed food insecurity and food provision in early childhood education and care settings over the past two years.
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