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FACS: the new and improved
Access to webinar from December 14, 2009

Community Action's Mission

Community Action Agencies change people's lives, embody the spirit of hope, improve communities, and make America a better place to live. We care about the entire community and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other as they move from poverty to self-sufficiency.

The Community Action Association of Pennsylvania (CAAP) is a statewide association representing and assisting the 43 Community Action Agencies as they work to empower people, giving them the opportunity to gain the skills and confidence they need to succeed. CAAP acts as a statewide voice for local Community Action Agencies and low-income citizens, addressing policy issues of importance to them.

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CAAP is pleased to offer an interactive compilation of tools and resource links to poverty related information. The site includes the ability to do county level queries on PA indicators.


Download the energy impact report published by CAAP and the Energy Association of PA




This website and CAAP created content on this website is financed, in part, by a CSBG grant from the Commonwealth of PA, Dept. of Community and Economic Development. Photographs by Lynn Johnson.

  
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• LCCAP Program Helps Foster Children Tansfer to Self-Sufficiency 9/25/09
• CAAP Billboards Posted Throughout Harrisburg Metro Area 9/10/09
• CAAP and Members Present Workshops at CAP Conference 9/8/09

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VISTA ADS



Click to view the ads starring VISTAs from the Community Action Association of Pennyslvania and the United Way of PA

Click on the picture above to learn about the planning and technology behind Fayette County Community Action's Green Building.

12/18/08 Updated to Ver. 1.4
Let CAAP help you find your way through the maze of agency acronyms. Click on the image above to download the CAAP Acronym Guide. The guide will be regularly updated, mail any additions or changes to david@thecaap.org.

A Cut Above the Rest


Community Action Commission assisted in opening a new barber shop and salon at Mt. Pleasant Plaza in the South Allison Hill Section of Harrisburg.
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Click image to download a short presentation on the history of Community Action.

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