RALEIGH, N.C. — A state evaluation’s findings of operating and administrative concerns by a not-for-profit owned by North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s otherhalf while carryingout a kid care food program “are politically encouraged at the core,” Robinson’s project stated Monday.
A compliance evaluation of Balanced Nutrition Inc. by the state’s federally moneyed Child and Adult Care Food Program launched last week discovered various issues that regulators stated required to be fixed by early August. Otherwise, Yolanda Hill, the Balanced Nutrition owner married to Robinson, and the not-for-profit might be disqualified from the program going forward. Hill formerly revealed she was shutting down the not-for-profit and it would stop gettinginvolved in the program after April30
The evaluation likewise triggered the state firm to order Balanced Nutrition to payback the state over $132,000 for what it called prohibited costs compensated to kid care centers and homes or sustained by the not-for-profit while carryingout its activities.
Balanced Nutrition has assisted kid care centers and homes certify to getinvolved in the complimentary- and reduced-meal program, submitted declares for companies to get repaid for meals for enrollees and guaranteed they followed program requirements.
Robinson is the Republican prospect for guv, running versus Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper was term-limited from running onceagain in November.
Robinson’s project representative Mike Lonergan stated in a