Covid-19 Resources

Programs
Work For Progress
News & Events
About CPC
Contact

Programs
Work For Progress
News & Events
About CPC
Contact

Contact us

Connect with Us

226 E. College Ave.

York, PA 17403

PHONE: 717–846–4600

FAX: 717–854–8658

Name *

Email *

Phone *

Comment or Message *

follow community progress council

Facebook

Youtube

Twitter

Instagram

Facebook

Cover for Community Progress Council

3,653

Community Progress Council

Community Progress Council

Community Progress Council provides comprehensive services that offer support for individuals and families in York County to move toward self-sufficiency.

WIC is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).

Community Progress Council

22 hours ago

Catch CPC and dozens of community partners at the York City United Back 2 School Resource Fair Saturday, August 13, from 12 to 3 p.m.Our team will be there with resources and information for families and to help distribute the free backbacks and school supplies from the City of York. ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

· Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email

Community Progress Council

2 days ago

As we celebrate National Breastfeeding Month, our Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) Program Director shared with WPMT FOX43 a little more about realistic expectations for new parents.Watch the clip at bit.ly/3SB7qt9.Interested in learning more about breastfeeding support and what WIC can do for you? Call CPC WIC at 717-843-7942 or learn more at www.yorkcpc.org/wic. ... See MoreSee Less

Breastfeeding support for new moms | Health Smart

bit.ly

August is National Breastfeeding Month and local resources are out there to support struggling moms.

View on Facebook

· Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email

Community Progress Council

3 days ago

We're hiring! If you're looking for a dedicated, passionate team working to directly impact people working toward self-sufficiency, CPC has a number of open positions as teachers, coaches and client services, nutritionists, resource navigators, and in administration. Learn more and apply today at www.yorkcpc.org/employment.#workforprogress #IAMPROGRESS #hiring ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

· Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email

Youtube

Community Progress Council

Community Progress Council, York County’s community action agency, empowers individuals and families to move toward self-sufficiency and advocates for change to promote community growth.

Community Progres Council is enrolling families for Early Head Start and Head Start for the 2022-2023 school year! Home-based and center-based programs throughout York County serve pregnant people and children from birth through 5 years old, and their families. Learn more about our two ways to apply at www.yorkcpc.org/early-childhood-education-overview.

Looking for fresh fruits and veggies this summer for your family? Community Progress Council's Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program has a great resource through the Farmers Market Nutrition Program, which provides vouchers to income-qualified WIC participants for locally grown, in-season fruits and vegetables at Pennsylvania's orchards and farm markets. Learn more at https://www.fns.usda.gov/fmnp/wic-farmers-market-nutrition-program.

Community Progress Council is hiring for several positions, including teachers, coaches, resource navigator, Director of Development, Grants Manager, CFO, Director of HR, and more!

Here’s the bonus: You can earn a one-time incentive payment of $1,000 upon hire, and an additional $500 after 90 days in your role!

Join our team making a difference in our community every day.

Apply today at www.YorkCPC.org/employment.

#IAmProgress #WorkForProgress #Hiring #NowHiring

Community Progress Council empowers people to move toward self-sufficiency. Be a part of Progress and make a gift to support this work as part of Give Local York on May 6, 2022!

Learn more at www.yorkcpc.org/gly.

LaTonya had lived in Baltimore all her life. She and her long-term boyfriend had struggled with employment setbacks and a complicated pregnancy with their twin daughters, but all of that paled in comparison to her boyfriend's sudden and expected death in 2017.

In 2018, LaTonya and her girls moved to Hanover and connected with Community Progress Council through the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program. Thanks to the relationship built with her WIC Nutritionist, Joy, LaTonya was encouraged to enroll her children into Head Start. Although COVID-19 changed her path once again, LaTonya continued to work with CPC through self-sufficiency coaching. She is now on the path to earn her degree in psychology and advocate for others in her community.

As part of CPC's recent all-team in-service in March, our team spent a full day focused on our shared organizational values. LaTonya shared part of her story and what CPC's values mean to her. Through it all, relationship and partnership have empowered LaTonya to make PROGRESS toward her goals.

Read more I Am Progress stories at www.yorkcpc.org.

Christine, one of our Self-Sufficiency participants, shares the impact that Community Progress Council has had on her life, through coaching, housing counseling, and workforce development.

Subscribe

Twitter

Community Progress Council Follow

Community Progress Council works with low- to moderate-income people of all ages in York County to determine how its programs best align with their needs.

Community Progress Council @progresscouncil ·

23h

Catch CPC and dozens of community partners at the York City United Back 2 School Resource Fair Saturday, August 13, from 12 to 3 p.m.

Our team will be there with resources and information for families and to help distribute free backbacks and school supplies from @CityofYorkPA.

Reply on Twitter 1558106785126330370 Retweet on Twitter 1558106785126330370 Like on Twitter 1558106785126330370 1 Twitter 1558106785126330370

Community Progress Council @progresscouncil ·

11 Aug

As we celebrate National Breastfeeding Month, we shared with @fox43 about realistic expectations for new parents.

🎥 Watch the clip: https://bit.ly/3SB7qt9.

Interested in learning more about breastfeeding support and what WIC can do for you? Call us at 717-843-7942.

Reply on Twitter 1557743894133198848 Retweet on Twitter 1557743894133198848 Like on Twitter 1557743894133198848 1 Twitter 1557743894133198848

Community Progress Council @progresscouncil ·

10 Aug

We're #hiring! Join a dedicated, passionate team working to directly impact people working toward self-sufficiency. Open positions include teachers, coaches and client services, nutritionists, resource navigators, and in administration.

Apply today at http://www.yorkcpc.org/employment.

Reply on Twitter 1557377730441670656 Retweet on Twitter 1557377730441670656 1 Like on Twitter 1557377730441670656 1 Twitter 1557377730441670656

Load More...

Instagram

community_progress_council

Catch CPC and dozens of community partners at the

Catch CPC and dozens of community partners at the York City United Back 2 School Resource Fair Saturday, August 13, from 12 to 3 p.m.

Our team will be there with resources and information for families and to help distribute the free backbacks and school supplies from the City of York.

August is National Breastfeeding Month, and the Wo

August is National Breastfeeding Month, and the Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) Program team is celebrating all things breastfeeding! Breastfeeding education and support is part of what WIC offers year-round to support families, but August provides a special opportunity for some fun and engagement.

Check out these cuties who eat "at Mom's"!

#WIC #WICWorks #Breastfeeding #IEatAtMoms

We had a blast at our College Avenue block party a

We had a blast at our College Avenue block party and at countywide events for #NationalNightOut, with the games, entertainment, and resources being shared with our neighbors and community.

Thank you to our team, community partners, and everyone who attended in York City, Hanover, Hellam, and Airville!

#IAmProgress

Load More Follow on Instagram

Quick Links

About Us
Impact
In the News
Upcoming Events
Employment
Talk to a Navigator

Contact Us

226 E. College Ave.

PHONE: 717-846-4600

FAX: 717-854-8658

EMAIL: info@yorkcpc.org

© 2022 Community Progress Council, Inc. All rights reserved.

This site was developed with support from the Department of Community and Economic Development.