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Community Progress Council provides comprehensive services that offer support for individuals and fa

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Community Progress Council helps families in need build a stronger York County for our shared future. When crisis hits, Community Progress Council is the trusted community partner for a thoughtful, efficient response. Over the past two years, we've helped more than 6,000 families stay in their homes and avoid eviction, breaking the cycle of crisis. We support progress — not just for a moment, but for life. ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Progress Council focuses on comprehensive, integrated services because we know that many factors can impact a family's ability to make progress toward self-sufficiency.We were glad to share our voice alongside two community partners, Family First Health and Highmark Wholecare, in this recent Local 21 CBS News, WHP Harrisburg story that highlights how social and economic factors can impact health. Through long-term relationships and intensive coaching, our programs at CPC work together to empower families to address immediate needs AND make lasting progress on their journey out of poverty. ... See MoreSee Less

Inflation creating access to healthcare crisis among low-income patients, providers say

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We need your help to reach our goal for the holidays!Our team will be working to package gifts for distribution THIS Friday, December 8 — and we need 100 more gifts! New toys for children ages 3-5 will be accepted at our Noell building at 226 East College Avenue, York. Help us make the season bright: Purchase and drop off a gift before Thursday evening, December 8. Our registry is still live at Target: www.target.com/gift-registry/gift/yorkcpc22. ... See MoreSee Less

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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.

¡Aún hay tiempo! Los participantes que hayan recibido cheques del programa Farmers Market Nutrition a través del programa Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) del Community Progress Council tienen hasta el 30 de noviembre para usar sus cheques. Busque frutas y verduras de temporada cultivadas localmente en los huertos y mercados agrícolas del condado de York que acepten los cheques, incluidos los productos de Dennis Fitz en el propio Mercado Central de la ciudad de York.

Obtenga más información y encuentre una lista de ubicaciones para usar sus cheques en https://www.pawic.com/FarmerMarketNutritionProgram.aspx.

There’s still time! Participants who have received Farmer's Market Nutrition program checks through Community Progress Council’s Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program have until November 30 to redeem your checks. Look for locally grown, in-season fruits and vegetables at any of the qualifying York County orchards and farm markets, including Dennis Fitz produce in York City’s own Central Market.

Learn more and find a list of locations to redeem your vouchers at https://www.pawic.com/FarmerMarketNutritionProgram.aspx.

¿Busca frutas y verduras frescas este verano para su familia? El Programa para Mujeres, Bebés y Niños (WIC) de Community Progress Council tiene un gran recurso a través del Programa de Nutrición del Mercado de Agricultores, que proporciona cheques a los participantes de WIC para frutas y verduras de temporada cultivadas localmente en los huertos y mercados agrícolas de Pensilvania. En este video, visitamos Miller Plant Farm en el condado de York para ver cómo los participantes de WIC pueden usar sus cheques. Obtenga más información sobre el programa en https://www.pawic.com/FarmerMarketNutritionProgram.aspx.

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 checks to WIC participants to purchase locally grown, in-season fruits and vegetables at Pennsylvania's orchards and farm markets. In this video, we visited Miller Plant Farm in York County to see how WIC participants can redeem their checks! Learn more about the program at https://www.pawic.com/FarmerMarketNutritionProgram.aspx.

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.

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Congratulations to CPC President/CEO Robin Rohrbaugh, who has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Community Action Association of Pennsylvania (CAAP)! @CAAPNews

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There's still time to support our holiday sponsorship: Purchase gifts through the http://Target.com registry by December 2, or in-store by December 8.

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Will you help us make the holiday season bright for families in our early childhood education programs?

Purchase age-appropriate toys and books in person at @Target or online by early December — get all the details and browse our wish list at https://yorkcpc.org/holiday-sponsorship-to-benefit-early-childhood-families.

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We need your help to reach our goal for the holida

We need your help to reach our goal for the holidays!

Our team will be working to package gifts for distribution THIS Friday, December 8 — and we need 100 more gifts! New toys for children ages 3-5 will be accepted at our Noell building at 226 East College Avenue, York.

Help us make the season bright: Purchase and drop off a gift before Thursday evening, December 8. Our registry is still live at the link in bio; just tap "Holiday Sponsorship."

Congratulations to CPC President/CEO Robin Rohrbau

Congratulations to CPC President/CEO Robin Rohrbaugh, who has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the @communityactionassociationofpa (CAAP). CAAP works to strengthen, advocate for, and empower the Pennsylvania network of 42 community action agencies, including Community Progress Council.

Rohrbaugh joins 15 fellow leaders in the Commonwealth in providing oversight and strategic direction for CAAP’s work statewide.

Robin shared, “Helping people to move out of poverty is extremely challenging work. I am honored to play a role in building our state association into the “go to” source in Pennsylvania for expertise, innovation, and impact on advancing self-sufficiency for residents."

#CommunityAction #CAAP #IAmProgress #Leadership #TeamCPC

Poverty is a community problem that takes a commun

Poverty is a community problem that takes a community solution. That's why we love hearing feedback and working with community partners.

Charlotte Dorsey, our Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) Program Education Manager, completed a Community Needs Assessment in the City of York to gather important information about the shopping experiences of our WIC participants. The survey results will help our team educate WIC participants, improve partnerships with area grocery stores, and strengthen current connections with local partners like the Healthy Corner Store Initiative and @yorkfreshfoodfarms that increase access to healthy foods for York City and York City WIC participants.

Congrats to our survey incentive winner, Lindsay Brown! Lindsay won household items including measuring cups, cutting boards, and cookbooks to help her enjoy her healthy WIC foods at home.

WIC offers breastfeeding support and formula; nutrition education; monthly benefits to purchase approved, nutritious foods; and routine health assessments to make sure young families are living fuller, healthier lives. Call 717-843-7942 or visit www.pawic.com to see what WIC can do for you.

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