CCA’S DAIRY BOX DISTRIBUTION
BOXES MAY INCLUDE: MILK, CHEESE, EGGS, YOGURT, and BUTTER
Please note that the regular Food Pantry will be closed this date, reopening the next day at 9 am. **Registration is required for all new participants.
The 2024 Trauma Symposium is taking a step forward to open a new dialogue regarding mental health in our rural area. We are excited to feature a myriad of talented professionals who will offer their expertise on these topics, not only by sharing their personal and professional experiences with our keynote and panel discussions, but also by hosting workshops offering valuable tools regarding trauma informed care, addressing symptoms, suicide prevention, and more.
Approved by Cattaraugus County Emergency Services for Non-Core CME Credit for NYS EMS Providers.
Orientation, including Roles & Responsibilities
Presentation: Agency-Wide Audit
Give the gift of your blood during National Community Action Month on Tuesday, May 28th. Register here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?dt=WB:PL:DR:PM&ed=05%2F28%2F2024&order=DATE&range=10&sd=05%2F28%2F2024&zipSponsor=14779
#CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up starting at 1:30 pm.
#CommunityActionWorks #EssentialServices #NutritionAssistance #food #FoodPantry #MobileFoodPantry
CCA’S DAIRY BOX DISTRIBUTION
BOXES MAY INCLUDE: MILK, CHEESE, EGGS, YOGURT, and BUTTER
Please note that the regular Food Pantry will be closed this date, reopening the next day at 9 am. **Registration is required for all new participants.
The Board of Directors is looking for residents of the community to join the Community Sector of the Board. The Community Sector must represent at least one-third of the Board of Directors. Members must be community residents who are, or who represent, economically disadvantaged and reside in Cattaraugus County.
If it is your desire to run for Community representation upon the Board of Directors of Connecting Communities in Action, plan to attend on June 12, 2024. Please be prepared to provide a 2-3 minute presentation addressing the issues facing the low-income today and why you would be best suited to sit on the Board of Directors and help address those issues. Your name will be added to the ballot, and voting will occur at the conclusion of all presentations.
Any Cattaraugus County resident 18 years or older, and who is present at the Public Meeting, is eligible to vote.
#CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up starting at 1:30 pm.
#CommunityActionWorks #EssentialServices #NutritionAssistance #food #FoodPantry #MobileFoodPantry
Annual Meeting
Seating of Members and Election of Officers
Review of Strategic Plan and Annual Budget
Presentation: Denise Bartoszek, CFO
Fourth FFY Quarter Reports/Annual Program Report (CSBG, Dashboards)
Presentation: Ken Tomczak and Corey Fuller, Energy & Housing Services
Presentation: Mason Maynard, Victim Services Program Director
Second FFY Quarter Reports (CSBG, Dashboards)
Presentation: Andy Studley, Deputy Director and/or Resilient & Healthy Families Directors
Presentation: Jodi Fuller, COO of Transitional Services
Presentation: Dr. Dionne Kress
First FFY Quarter Reports (CSBG, Dashboards)
Presentation: Tina Zerbian, CEO
PRESENTATION: Mason Maynard, Director of Victim Services
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
4th FFY Quarter Reports/Annual Program Report
PRESENTATION: Ken Tomczak, COO of Energy & Housing
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
PRESENTATION: Denise Bartoszek, CFO
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up.
Annual Meeting
Election of Officers
Seating of Board Members
PRESENTATION: Strategic Plan and Annual Budget
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
Annual Board Orientation
PRESENTATION: Agency-Wide Audit
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up.
2nd FFY Quarter Reports
PRESENTATION: Corrie Phetteplace, Director of Food Security
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up.
PRESENTATION: Jodi Fuller, COO of Transitional Services
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
PRESENTATION: Andrew Studley, COO of Services
At this time, meetings are held via Zoom.
Need helping stretching your grocery funds? Wondering if you qualify for SNAP? Have questions about SNAP?
Stop in at the St. Susan Center and see CCA's Jacob, Chautauqua County NOEP Coordinator.
For more information, contact Jacob at 716-244-7337.
1st FFY Quarter Reports
At this time meetings are held via Zoom
CCA's Mobile Food Pantry is located at the dock area for provisions pick-up.
Education and dialogue to a cross-section of individuals to build common language and understanding about how experience affects well-being.
How can we, as communities, address the crisis of Adverse Childhood Experiences and their long term impact on public health? How can we understand and prevent trauma in children, families, and communities? How do we invest in protective systems that help families and communities heal?
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/212680532197
On November 23rd between 3 - 4:30 pm, Connecting Communities in Action will provide prepared, to-go Thanksgiving dinners to community individuals and families.
Connecting Communities in Action’s Thanksgiving Dinner Box Distribution
11/18/21: Families with Last Name Beginning A - L
11/19/21: Families with Last Name Beginning M - Z
**Distribution prioritized for families that have accessed services in July, August, or September.
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program assists households behind on their rent that have experienced financial hardship due to COVID-19 and are at risk of homelessness or housing instability. ERAP is open to households with income between 80 and 120% of the Area Median Income. In addition, the program can provide temporary rental assistance and assistance with unpaid utility bills. This assistance can pay up to 12 months of past due rent and for some households, pay up to 3 months for future rent. The program can also pay for up to 12 months of overdue electric or gas bills. Please note, payments will always be issued directly to the landlord or utility provider.
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program assists households behind on their rent that have experienced financial hardship due to COVID-19 and are at risk of homelessness or housing instability. ERAP is open to households with income between 80 and 120% of the Area Median Income. In addition, the program can provide temporary rental assistance and assistance with unpaid utility bills. This assistance can pay up to 12 months of past due rent and for some households, pay up to 3 months for future rent. The program can also pay for up to 12 months of overdue electric or gas bills. Please note, payments will always be issued directly to the landlord or utility provider.
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program assists households behind on their rent that have experienced financial hardship due to COVID-19 and are at risk of homelessness or housing instability. ERAP is open to households with income between 80 and 120% of the Area Median Income. In addition, the program can provide temporary rental assistance and assistance with unpaid utility bills. This assistance can pay up to 12 months of past due rent and for some households, pay up to 3 months for future rent. The program can also pay for up to 12 months of overdue electric or gas bills. Please note, payments will always be issued directly to the landlord or utility provider.
