A Profile of Waldo County’s community needs, which was produced through a statewide community needs assessment in collaboration with Maine’s network of hospitals as a first-of-its-kind shared Community Health Needs Assessment to examine the intersection of health and the social determinants of health.
A summary of outcomes for Maine’s TANF-Funded Whole Family Services Programs in 2024. Click the button below to download or view this report.
A summary of WCAP’s 2023 program activity and organizational finances. Click the button below to download or view this report.
A summary of WCAP’s 2022 program activity and organizational finances. Click the button below to download or view this report.
WCAP’s next 5 year strategic plan.
A summary of WCAP’s 2023 annual Cinderella Project, distributing prom dresses to Maine High School students.
A summary of WCAP’s 2022 annual school supply distribution, distributing backpacks and school supplies to children PreK through Highschool.
A summary of WCAP’s 2022 annual Cinderella Project, distributing prom dresses to Maine High School students.
A summary of WCAP’s 2022 Neighbor for Neighbor and Heroes 4 Hunger holiday programs serving Waldo County residents.
A summary of WCAP’s 2021 program activity and organizational finances. Click the button below to download or view this report.
The 2020-2021 School Year Early Childhood Program Report for WCAP.
The vision of the Maine Shared Community Health Needs Assessment is to turn health data into action so that Maine will become the healthiest state in the U.S.
The Economic Security of Older Women in Maine Report presents a snapshot of how women compare to men on measures such as wages and income, caregiving status, and rates of disability.
A summary of WCAPs 2020 program activity and organizational finances. Click the the button below to download or view this item.
Profile of Waldo County’s community needs, which was produced through a statewide community needs assessment done by Maine Community Action Partnership.
Maine KIDS COUNT, a project of the Maine Children’s Alliance, has been part of the national KIDS COUNT network since 1994. KIDS COUNT puts together the most recent, reliable data available on the well-being of children in Maine and in the nation.
An assessment of Waldo County’s need in the areas of income, employment, education, youth, self-sufficiency, housing, and health. Click the button below to download or view this item.
This update to the Waldo Community Action Partners Community Assessment was completed in May & June 2020 in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
