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Statement of Core Values
Professionalism: ANFP members are leaders who demonstrate the highest standards of their profession, adhere to a code of ethics, and pursue lifelong learning.
Integrity: ANFP members demonstrate pride in their work and are respected members of the leadership team.
Advocacy: ANFP members are advocates for those they serve and demonstrate that they care about their health and quality of life.
Best Practices: ANFP members implement nutrition and foodservice best practices and impart that knowledge to those they serve and lead.
Board of Directors
Policy & Procedures
The Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals (ANFP) is the national professional organization for dietary managers. The ANFP was founded in 1960. NC ANFP is a chapter of the national association and represents dietary managers at the state level. NC ANFP was organized in January 1969.
Services
The NCANFP offers many services for student members. Each district offers regular meetings which allow students to become active in the organization. The districts provide invaluable experience in organization, planning, and information. The district meetings allow one-on-one contact with fellow students, business contacts, and current dietary managers. Generally, the district meetings provide students with field experience hours which apply to the course requirements. In addition, the NCANFP provides money for course fees and assistance with exam fees through a generous scholarship program.
Support
NCANFP members are a unique group of diverse people who share a common commitment. We strive to provide World Class Service. In order to meet or exceed this expectation, we must utilize our resources. People are our greatest asset. Chances are that whatever issue arises in your area, another member has probably already dealt with it. Use your fellow ANFP members as sounding boards or pick their brains for ideas. We all want to succeed and by helping each other, we improve the image of our organization. Don't forget to call on your elected representatives when you need them!