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Community Action Services and Food Bank Gets Results
We strive to achieve measurable results that positively impact individuals, families and our local communities. We do this by taking an innovative and collaborative approach to problem solving around the issues faced by our communities.
Promise of Community Action
Creating results means that Community Action Serivces and Food Bank focuses on change that 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.
- Why Community Action Agencies Work – a national perspective
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We are successful in getting results in the following ways:
Advocacy Program:
Impact positive policy change for low-income families and for our community on national, state and local levels by educating elected officials about poverty issues.
Community Services Program:
Improve the quality of life for elderly and disabled individuals by connecting them to programs and resources through home and community visits.
Family Development Program:
Empower families to become self-reliant by providing short-term assistance to resolve their immediate crisis followed by continued support.
Food Bank Program:
Assist the community to alleviate hunger by collecting and distributing donated food and hygiene items to local pantries, community agencies, churches and senior centers.
Food Pantry Program:
Alleviate hunger by providing eligible families with food boxes, counseling and referrals.
HEAT Program:
Provide eligible households with an annual utility payment to ease the burden of high energy costs while promoting energy conservation.
Home Buyer & Mortgage Counseling Program:
Empower families to obtain long-term home ownership through education and counseling.
Strengthen home ownership by identifying resources, advocating ethical practices and assisting with dispute resolutions.
Youth Program:
Empower youth from low-income families to resist negative peer pressure and become contributing members of the community by providing mentor support and essential skills training.
815 S Freedom Blvd.
Suite 100
Provo, UT 84601
Phone: 801.373.8200
Fax: 801.373.8228
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HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agency
Helping People. Changing lives.
