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CAPO Newsletter – Winter 2020
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Region X Community Action Conference
May 5-7 in Spokane, WA
Conference agenda with session descriptions
In 2012 the process began to purchase and remodel a building formerly utilized by Southwestern Oregon Community College's (SWOCC) Curry campus. The resulting project is due to an amazing collaboration between SWOCC, the governing bodies of Curry County, South Coast Head Start, and ORCCA as the backbone agency for SCHS…
Learn more about ORCCA’s South Coast Head Start
NeighborImpact recently ran an analysis of business start-ups facilitated under their IDA program since the program's inception in 2009…NeighborImpact's analysis shows 95 businesses launched as a result of direct investment through the IDA vehicle. That's an average of nearly 10 businesses per year. By comparison, Economic Development for Central Oregon, the region's powerhouse business recruitment and retention nonprofit, assists 30-40 businesses annually.
Some of the support Mr. Salinas received was made possible by Emergency Housing Assistance (EHA) funds that were passed through the Corvallis Community Action Agency, Community Services Consortium, to a partner agency.
Our leadership and board recently completed our 2020-2023 Strategic Plan to guide us through the coming years. It includes a new mission statement and updated vision for CAPO and Community Action in Oregon and is built on three strategic goals…
- Counting Down to the 2020 Census (information and resources)
- Shaun Pritchard Hired as ED at UCAN
- Fair Housing Council of Oregon Poster Contest
- Oregon Legislative Session Begins
- CAPO Calendar
- Grant Info
- Job Openings
- Training Opportunities
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