Community Action Program

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150 Violet Dr
Hamilton, ON L8E 6B4
+1 (905) 546-4295
https://capc.hamilton.on.ca

The Hamilton Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) supports families with young children, from newborns to age six, by tackling barriers that affect their ability to achieve optimal health. Through partnerships and community capacity building, CAPC enhances both adult and child health, fosters problem-solving skills, develops social networks, and encourages community engagement.

CACAP empowers residents of East Hamilton to actively participate in planning initiatives for their communities. By working collaboratively with local coalitions, CAPC prioritizes the identification and response to the unique needs of children and families within the region.

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