- Agency
- Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Phone
- 1-208-375-7382, 1-877-375-7382
- Application Period
- Income Limit
The Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho (CAPAI) is a private, non-profit association dedicated to fighting the causes and conditions of poverty in Idaho. It embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and assists people in helping themselves and each other.
The Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho (CAPAI) is a private, non-profit association dedicated to fighting the causes and conditions of poverty in Idaho. It embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and assists people in helping themselves and each other.
Images & PDFs
COMMUNITY ACTION MONTH - The Promise of Community Action
Highlights the role of community action agencies in enhancing quality of life and supporting self-sufficiency through accessible services.
View Full ImageServices Practice Manual - Youth Empowerment Services
An informative guide to accessing mental or behavioral health services for youth in Idaho, featuring steps to enrollment and available resources.
View Full ImageImpact Reports
Addressing Economic Inequality Through Community Action
12/5/2022 | Coverage: national
This report by the Urban Institute highlights how community action partnerships address economic disparities and support vulnerable populations in the U.S.
Source: Urban Institute
Coverage Area: national
Community Action Partnership: Impact on Local Communities
5/15/2021 | Coverage: state
This report analyzes the positive outcomes of community action programs in Idaho, demonstrating their effectiveness in supporting low-income families and improving community welfare.
Source: Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho
Coverage Area: state
Economic Strain and the Need for Community Assistance Programs
9/10/2022 | Coverage: national
This national report outlines the rising cost of living and stagnant wages, emphasizing the urgent need for community assistance programs across the U.S.
Source: Economic Policy Institute
Coverage Area: national
Reducing Stigma: The Role of Community Action Programs
1/20/2023 | Coverage: national
This academic paper explores how community action programs actively work to reduce the stigma associated with receiving assistance and how they foster community support.
Source: Journal of Community Development
Coverage Area: national
Program Timeline
Community Action Partnership Reauthorization
1/1/2014This reauthorization renewed federal funding and support for community action agencies, emphasizing the need for poverty alleviation programs.
Community Opportunities, Accountability, and Training and Educational Services (COATES) Act
10/1/1998This act emphasized the need for accountability and performance measures in community action programs, ensuring funds were used effectively.
Economic Opportunity Act
8/20/1964The Economic Opportunity Act established the Community Action Program to fight poverty at the community level, providing funding and support for local initiatives.
FAQ
To apply for assistance through the Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho, you need to contact your local community action agency. Each agency may have different application processes and requirements, but generally, you will need to provide proof of income, identification, and information about your current situation.
Here’s a checklist to help you prepare for your application:
- Gather proof of income (pay stubs, tax returns, etc.)
- Prepare identification (driver's license, social security card, etc.)
- Document your current housing situation (lease agreement, eviction notice, etc.)
- List any additional needs (utility assistance, food assistance, etc.)
Having these documents ready will help streamline your application process.
Here are some action items to consider when applying:
- Contact your local community action agency for specific requirements.
- Schedule an appointment for in-person assistance if necessary.
- Keep track of your application status and follow up as needed.
Taking these steps can enhance your chances of receiving timely assistance.
Reference: https://www.capai.org/get-help
Assistance availability may vary by location and eligibility requirements.
The Community Action Partnership Association of Idaho (CAPAI) is a statewide organization dedicated to helping low-income individuals and families achieve economic stability and self-sufficiency. CAPAI collaborates with local community action agencies, providing them with resources, training, and support to address the diverse needs of their communities.
Reference: https://www.capai.org
CAPAI offers a variety of programs designed to assist low-income families and individuals. These programs include weatherization assistance, emergency food and shelter services, utility assistance, job training programs, and educational resources for financial literacy.
Reference: https://www.capai.org/programs
