Waldo Community Action Partners celebrates 60 years of service

2025-04-30T17:42:57-04:00

Waldo Community Action Partners kicked off a year of honor and celebration Monday as they embark on their 60th year of service to the people of Waldo County and beyond. Six decades ago, on April 26, 1965, the original Board of Directors for what was then known as the Waldo County Committee for Social Action signed the Articles of Incorporation that created the community action agency we now know as Waldo Community Action Partners. Monday, WCAP announced a year of planned awareness activities to honor the past 60 years while looking forward to what the next 60 years might bring. “Our [...]

Waldo Community Action Partners celebrates 60 years of service2025-04-30T17:42:57-04:00

Waldo County Action Partners Statement on Federal Action on Energy Assistance and Head Start Programs

2025-04-02T16:23:28-04:00

Waldo County Action Partners (WCAP) has learned that all Federal Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) staff are no longer with the United States Department of Health and Human Services. Additionally, we have learned that the regional Head Start Office in Boston, which serves all of New England, has been closed. This is very concerning, but we are uncertain about the administration’s long-term plans for either program. We are working with state partners, MaineHousing, and our Congressional Delegation to obtain answers. In the short term, in relation to the Home Energy Assistance Program, all current applications for this program year will continue [...]

Waldo County Action Partners Statement on Federal Action on Energy Assistance and Head Start Programs2025-04-02T16:23:28-04:00

WCAP’s MidCoast Public Transportation invites participation in efforts to improve services in the greater Knox County region

2024-12-09T08:56:47-05:00

BELFAST - WCAP’s MidCoast Public Transportation invites you to help improve access to public transportation in Knox County and beyond. Please join the conversation on Wednesday, December 18, in-person or via zoom, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. at the Rockland City Office, 270 Pleasant Street, for the Knox County Public Transportation Advisory Work Group (K-TAWG). The Work Group is the platform for MidCoast Public Transportation to create partnerships with the broadest possible participation, including with municipalities, civic groups, planning groups, elected officials, non-profit organizations, for-profit organizations, professional organizations, state agencies and residents, to increase access to reliable public transportation for community [...]

WCAP’s MidCoast Public Transportation invites participation in efforts to improve services in the greater Knox County region2024-12-09T08:56:47-05:00

WCAP Statement on Hutchinson Center Process

2024-11-26T14:52:20-05:00

Waldo Community Action Partners (WCAP) was pleased to learn of our successful bid to purchase the University of Maine-owned Hutchinson Center as announced on Friday, November 15. Recognizing that there is a process to follow, WCAP intends to engage in thoughtful and intentional planning as the organization prepares for its future. The next step is an appropriate appeal process. WCAP is aware that one of the other two bidders has availed themselves of the RFP appeal process just as WCAP and another bidder did in the first round of the RFP. WCAP respects the process and will patiently wait until we [...]

WCAP Statement on Hutchinson Center Process2024-11-26T14:52:20-05:00

Nurturing Parenting – Community Based Education Workshop

2024-11-18T13:16:47-05:00

Please join our free workshop to help you and your family learn about the philosophy and practices of nurturing parenting. There will be five two-hour sessions Classes will be held on the following dates: December 2nd at 4:30pm (Monday) December 4th at 4:30pm (Wednesday) December 9th at 4:30pm (Monday) December 11th at 4:30pm (Wednesday) December 16th at 4:30pm (Monday) To reserve a seat, please contact Ryan Jackson, Director of Community Services and Waldo County’s Prevention Council at 207-505-2980 or rjackson@waldocap.org. *This is a FREE class offered to any/all parents*

Nurturing Parenting – Community Based Education Workshop2024-11-18T13:16:47-05:00

Register for Improving Access to Transportation in Maine forums

2024-10-04T15:32:29-04:00

Transportation is a hot topic in a rural state like Maine, and we invite you to join the conversation at one of these statewide hosted Improving Access to Transportation in Maine forums.Register now at https://www.movingmaine.org/virtualforumsfor our virtual Community Forums & Listening Sessions. These inclusive forums offer a space where participants can:- Share experiences, stories, and concerns with transportation services- Learn what is working well in other states and within Maine- Identify policy changes needed in Maine- Prepare to take action to bring needed changes to Maine.Hosted on Zoom. Call-in option and captioning for all sessions. Interpreting available.Schedule of Sessions:- Northern Maine - [...]

Register for Improving Access to Transportation in Maine forums2024-10-04T15:32:29-04:00

Fare increase on all regularly scheduled Town-to-Town services to Belfast starting 7/1/2024

2024-05-14T15:01:38-04:00

Effective 7/1/2024, MidCoast Public Transportation is increasing the fare on all regularly scheduled Town-to-Town services to Belfast to $3.00 each way. 12-Punch cards are available for $30.00 (12 one-way trips for the price of 10). For more information, please contact us at 930-7900 (option 2).

Fare increase on all regularly scheduled Town-to-Town services to Belfast starting 7/1/20242024-05-14T15:01:38-04:00
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