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| A National Celebration of Community Action Month |
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Celebrating the many accomplishment of Community Action Agencies around the nation.... |
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| Budgeting Workshops |
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Clients gather in a classroom setting and received hands-on instruction on how to develop a household budget ... |
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| Coleman Enrichment Center Project |
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(Coleman, Florida)
Family Resource Program
The Coleman Project is a community center that supports a 25 mile radius of ..... |
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| Community Based Organizations |
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The Agency serves as an advocate for the poor by assisting community based organizations. By working cooperatively ...... |
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| Community Participation |
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Volunteer Service - In most cases federal and state support for local programs require that at least 20% of program costs ... |
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| Emergency Assistance |
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Provides rent, mortgage, utility assistance and counseling to those experiencing financial difficulties ... |
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| Energy Assistance |
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Weatherization - Provides insulation, weatherstripping, and repair of cracks, windows and doors for income eligible ... |
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| Family Self Sufficiency Program |
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The Family Self Sufficiency Program is designed to address the barriers that exist with low-income families and ... |
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| LCAA Scholarship Fund |
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LCAA Scholarships are given to former Head Start students who plan to enroll in college or a vocational training ... |
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| Low-Income Home Energy Assistance |
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Home Energy Assistance will assist eligible households in paying for home energy heating and cooling, as well as crisis ... |
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| Mid-Florida Homeless Coalition |
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The Mid-Florida Homeless Coalition serves Citrus, Hernando, Lake, and Sumter Counties, Eefforts are initiated to obtain ... |
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| SHAPEDOWN Program |
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"SHAPEDOWN" - A national-recognized weight management program, designed to help children and teens change their food and ... |
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| Summer Food Program for Children and Youth |
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During the summer breaks, wholesome balanced meals are served at sites accessible to most economically eligible youths ... |
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