Wisconsin Community Action Agencies Contribute
to
Economic Recovery & Provide
Needed Services to Families
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2009 Poverty Matters! Summary
This year we had over 200
participants!! WISCAP appreciates everyone that supported this conference.
At our opening session Tim Smeeding, Director of
the
Institute for Research on Poverty, gave an excellent
presentation titled
"Our challenge: How much
Poverty? How Bad is it? What is changing? How should
we change the measure".
To download Mr. Smeeding's presentation click here
Poverty Matters
Connects to
"Building Bridges to Family Economic" summit
WISCAP was honored to have Secretary Reggie
Bicha, WI Department of Children and
Families, speak about the "Building Bridges to Family
Economic Success' summit. Over 300 community and
state leaders gathered in Milwaukee on May 4 and 5
to attend this excellent summit.
To view the summary of the "Building
Bridges to Family Economic Success"
summit click here!
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Recent Community Action News
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NEWCAP May Get Grants for Old Wausaukee School
January 13,2010
Members
of Wausaukee Village Board were delighted with new possibilities for
demolition of the old Wausaukee School building and reclamation of the
property on which it stands, presented by NEWCAP representatives Jamie
Johnson and Tim Polzin at a 5 p.m. special meeting Wednesday, Jan. 6.
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more
CAP Services Inc.
Continues to Transform Communities in the Final
Quarter of 2009
January 4th, 2010
During the final quarter of 2009 CAP Services Inc.
reported great accomplishments
.
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here to read more
Community Investment
November 13,2009
Forward
Community Investments was featured with Neil on Sunday on "For the
Record." Neil was joined by Wally Orzechowski, executive
director for the Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program (SWCAP). Neil
and Wally engaged in a great exchange highlighting the impact of
community investing here in Wisconsin.
Click here to watch the interview online.
Vision 2020
The Wisconsin Council on Children &
Families, the Wisconsin Head Start Association, and WISCAP have joined forces
for one common mission, one shared hope; the end of child poverty by 2020.
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