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Improving Lives, from Cradle to Career

Through our network of donors, employees and volunteers, we help reduce poverty, increase self-sufficiency and improve the community by providing resources for people to create better lives and achieve their full potential. With your help we can make a difference. Learn more and get involved.

 

OUR SERVICES

Community Action Agency understands that our communities are facing unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our programs and services are designed to help struggling families and individuals break down barriers and challenges to becoming self-sufficient.

  • Hamilton County residents who are behind on their rent, mortgage, water, utilities and/or sewer payments may be eligible for assistance through the Community Action Agency's Home Relief Program.
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  • Qualifying households could receive a one-time benefit during the winter months to help with reconnecting or stopping disconnection of utility service, transferring services, or obtaining new service.
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  • The Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) helps eligible Ohioans manage their energy bills year-round, offering households’ affordable monthly payments that help maintain gas and electric services. Learn more

  • Fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables are available free of charge at four pop-up locations each month brought to you by your Community Action Agency, in partnership with Freestore Foodbank. Learn More

  • CAA’s career-focused programs can be your personal pathway to life-changing stability and success! Fast-track programs include in-demand Commercial Driver’s License, Information Technology, Industrial Technology, Construction Trades, and Healthcare Technology. Learn More

  • Get state and federal tax preparation service at no cost for those who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Learn More

  • Graduation starts here! Head Start preschool education helps ensure children -- and parents -- are prepared for kindergarten. Enroll Now

  • A pool of short-term funds can reach 100-150 minority-owned businesses in Hamilton County and help them stay afloat during the pandemic. Learn More

  • With so much to balance right now, you might need an extra boost to remove the barriers and setbacks that have made life even harder. Learn More

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