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Community Action Partnership

Assistance Center

Last updated May 22, 2009. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Advocacy, * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated May 29, 2008
Advocacy, Child Advocacy Updated Jan 16, 2008
Advocacy, Special Needs Folks, Seniors/Elders Updated Jan 16, 2008
Affiliation: AmeriCorps Updated Jan 16, 2008
Affiliation: Habitat For Humanity Updated Jan 20, 2008
Assistance * (ANY Type of: Referrals or "How to" Assistance) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Assistance, Referrals, Information & Referral (For Seniors/Elders) Updated Jan 16, 2008
Assistance, Referrals, Legal Information & Resource Referrals (For Elders/Seniors) Updated Jan 16, 2008
Construction, Home Repair, Volunteer Services Updated Jan 16, 2008
Counseling, Financial, Home Buying Process Updated Jan 16, 2008
Facility: Food, Emergency Food Center Updated Nov 30, 2008
Financial Assistance, ** Financial Assistance (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Financial Assistance, Housing, Mortgage Loan Deferment Assistance Updated Jan 16, 2008
Financial Assistance, Medical, Prescription Assistance Updated Jan 16, 2008
Financial Assistance, Medical, Prescription Assistance (For Seniors/Elders/Disabled) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Financial Assistance, Utility Bill Assistance Updated Jan 16, 2008
Food Distribution, Food Boxes (For Seniors/Elderly) Updated Jan 16, 2008
Medical Equipment, LOAN ONLY Updated Jan 16, 2008
Services *0* (Choose this if You Provide or Need ANY Type of Social Services) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Services, Family, Children * (ANY/ALL Types of Childrens Services) Updated Jan 16, 2008
Services, Family, General Family Assistance Updated Jan 16, 2008
Services, Homeless, Services for the Homeless Updated Jan 16, 2008
Services, Respite Program/Services Updated Jan 16, 2008
Services, Senior/Elderly Services Updated Nov 30, 2008
Shelter * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Shelter, Evacuation, Special Needs Evacuation Shelter Updated Jan 16, 2008
Transportation * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Transportation, For Seniors/Elders Updated Jan 16, 2008
Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Jan 16, 2008
Volunteers, Individual Volunteers (This facility accomodates Individuals Volunteers) Updated Nov 30, 2008
Youth, Leadership Development Updated May 28, 2012
Youth Program Updated May 28, 2012

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Food, Dairy * (ANY/ALL Types of Dairy Products: Milk, Cheese, Eggs, etc.) Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Food, Fresh, Meat * (ANY/ALL Types) Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Food, Fresh, Meat, Hamburger Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Food, Non-Perishable Food * (ANY/ALL Types of Canned, Dry, Drinks, Snacks) Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Cane, Mobility Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices * (ANY/ALL Types) Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices, Chair, Shower Chair Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Medical, Equipment, Commode, Bedside Commode Average Updated Jan 16, 2008
Volunteers, Individual Volunteers (This facility accomodates Individuals Volunteers) Average Updated Nov 30, 2008
Volunteers, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Average Updated Nov 30, 2008

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About this facility

Hours: Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm.
Mission: THE PROMISE OF COMMUNITY ACTION
Community Action changes people's lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community, and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other.
Areas served: Kootenai County
Service: Temporary

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ABOUT COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP

Community Action Partnerships were created in 1964 under legislation signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. Approximately 1,000 CAPs are located across the country and are the premiere network in community building, service delivery and low-income advocacy in this country.

Thousands of Americans will reach self-sufficiency because of Community Action Partnerships. We identify problems and help find real solutions by offering life skills classes and job training, housing assistance, nutrition programs, child care and family development programs.

Devoted staff and volunteers, generous donors and dedicated program participants are the reasons why Community Action Works!