The Community Action Program for Children (CAP-C) is a community-based initiative dedicated to supporting and promoting the healthy growth and development of young children from birth to six years old. The program focuses on empowering families by providing access to essential resources, education, and culturally relevant supports that strengthen both children and parents. Through a variety of services and activities, CAP-C works to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive in a nurturing, safe, and inclusive environment.

CAP-C offers a wide range of programs and supports that address multiple areas of family and child well-being. These include nutritional support, where families learn about healthy eating habits and gain access to nutritious foods; family resource services, which connect parents and caregivers to local community programs; and parenting classes that teach positive parenting strategies and encourage confident, informed caregiving. In addition, CAP-C provides child development activities designed to promote learning through play, creativity, and exploration, as well as outreach and specialized programming tailored to meet the unique needs of each family.