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Capital Area Community Services Inc. is hiring multiple positions in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, and Shiawassee County. CACS offers medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance after 60 days of employment. We also offer very generous paid time off and a 403(b) retirement savings plan with a matching contribution. Apply now by clicking the link below. 
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Board of Directors

2020-2021

  • Terence Davis (President)
  • Gary Gosaynie (2nd Vice President)
  • Bob Pena (Treasurer)
  • Anne Martin (Secretary)
  • Heather Pope 
  • Gwen Coney (Member at Large)
  • Ervin Currie 
  • Willard Walker
  • Irene Cahill
  • Jeanne Pearl-Wright
  • Barbara Rogers (Member at Large)
  • Cindy Garber
  • Thomas Beedy
  • Jean Schmiege
  • Dwight Royale
  • Dewain Vallie, Jr.
  • Jennifer Flanders-Shouse (Member at Large)
  • Heather Thomas
  • Michelle Nicholson
  • Dwayne Powell, Jr.
  • Su A’lyn Holbrook (Member at Large)
  • Sylvester (Gene) Sherrill
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3 months ago

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Join the CACS Can and Bottle Drive! All materials will be collected on November 29 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.! For those wishing to participate, you can drop off materials at 1301 Rensen St.Please call (517)-393-7077 if you have questions or need more information! Image Description:Capital Area Community Services Can and Bottle Drive. Help support the efforts of CACS to assist residents in Lansing and East Lansing facing home heating emergencies. ... See MoreSee Less

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The 'Lansing Lead Program' is performing outreach to homes with lead-based paint!!For more information go to: www.lansingmi.gov/346/Lead-Safe-LansingHappy National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week!The city of Lansing is recognizing National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week by performing targeted outreach! Areas of focus and households with children will learn and receive resources from the 'Lead Safe Lansing' program😀This Program began in 2007 and uses HUD funds to provide repairs to Lansing homes that have problems with lead-based paint. We are excited to include CACS and Head start families in these efforts!For more information go to: www.lansingmi.gov/346/Lead-Safe-Lansing ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness and Preventon month!Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention month acknowledges and raises awareness to domestic violence survivors. This month is dedicated to uniting advocates, leaders and loved ones to raise awareness and offer support to domestic violence survivors 💜For more information about domestic violence resources go to: communityactionpartnership.com/outreach-and-awareness-campaigns/ Image Description: (1) Drawing of two people hugging shaped as a heart with arms over each other in center of heart. Text: Domestic Violence and Prevent Month (2) Drawing of two people hugging shaped as a heart with arms over each other in center of heart. Text: Helping People. Change Lives. Community Action Partnership. Americas Poverty Fighting Network ... See MoreSee Less

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4 months ago

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Healthy Drinks, Healthy Kids!Water has no calories and does not contain added sugar. Water can also help improve physical, mental and emotional health.For more information, visit: healthydrinkshealthykids.org/parents/ #HealthyDrinksHealthyKids @sugarsmartcoalition @mihealthmatters @healthychoicescatchon @Michigan State University Extension-EFNEP @HEResearch Knowing where your drinking water comes from, how it’s been treated, and if it’s safe to drink is important. Your local health department can provide information about groundwater conditions and options for water safety and quality testing.Image Description: Choose to improve your health. Choose water! Illustration of a water drop wearing a superhero cape and tights. ... See MoreSee Less

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