Federal grant · project grant (b)
Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) Has Been Serving Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties for Over 50 Years and Has Dedicated Itself to Help Improve the Lives of the People Within These Communities. Ccap Is Very Committed About the Seniors Living in Our Community and Have Programs That Target the 60+ Age Group. These Programs Include; RSVP, Senior Nutrition, in Home Care, Private Medical Transportation, Volunteer Wellness Aids and Meals on Wheels. Ccap Recognizes the Importance and Impact It's Had on the Lives of Our Senior Community and Will Continue to Be an Asset for Them. an Estimate of 300 Unduplicated RSVP Volunteers Will Serve in Both Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties, Across 35 Work Stations, Sponsored by Coastal Community Action Program. Volunteers Will Deliver Meals as a Part of the Meals on Wheels Program, Provide Transportation for Homebound or Older Adults and Individuals With Disabilities to Medical Appointments, Assist Low Income Individuals With Emergency Food From Food Banks, Tutor Elementary Students in Reading and Math at Public Schools, Volunteer at the Community Hospitals Helping With Blood Drive, Hospital Gift Shop, Serve Veterans Through Community Based Activities and Other Activities Identified as Community Priorities. the Primary Focus Area of the RSVP Project Is Healthy Futures. the Project Coordinator Has Successfully Developed Worksite Relationships and Impact Based Work Plans to Ensure Participant Have a Vital and Meaningful Volunteer Experience. at the End of the 12 Month Performance Period, Homebound or Older Adults and Individuals With Disabilities Receiving Food, Transportation and Other Services That Allow Them to Live Independently Will Report Having Increased Social Ties and Perceived Social Support. Individuals Receiving Emergency Food From Food Banks, Food Pantries or Other Nonprofits Will Report Increased Food Security for Themselves and Their Children. the Number of Veterans Served by RSVP Volunteers Will Be Increased Through Community Based Organization. the CNS Federal Investment of $76,411 Will Be Supplemented by $32,265 in Non-federal Resources for a Total of $108,676.
Committed
$201,568
Paid out
$140.0K
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$61.6K
31%
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