Kim Bruns from West Ohio CAP tells us more about funding needs for their Head Start program amid the federal shutdown.
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A $220,000 donation is keeping the West Ohio Community Action Partnership’s (WOCAP) Head Start programs open temporarily after the government shutdown halted funding.
It's a chance to volunteer and help area children - West Ohio CAP is in to tell us about volunteering there!
The West Ohio Community Action Partnership is in to tell us about their Most Valuable Parent support program!
“Just working on those socialization skills for low-income families that may not have the opportunity to go to one of the preschools in the area,” said Phyllis Montrose, WOCAP Child Development Services director. “So what we do is that we work on writing skills, alphabet, name recognition, colors, shapes — everything that a child is going to need to get started in kindergarten to start their education career.”
Now is the time to sign up your child for Early Head Start or Head Start - West Ohio Community Action Partnership is in with the details!
Allen County Children’s Services is asking for donations for its 19th annual UnGarage Sale, an event that helps local families in need by offering free household items, clothing, and more.
West Ohio CAP is hiring teachers and staff to work with Head Start, we get the details!
The weather will be heating up and Kris Keller from West Ohio CAP is in to talk about the help available through the summer crisis program!
The assistance includes up to $500 toward electric bills or up to $1,500 for repairs to a central air conditioning unit. There is also a separate benefit available for those needing an air conditioning unit in addition to monetary assistance.