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Community Action | Kent County, MI View Applications & Waitlists Applications are open for the following: Kent County Lead Evaluation and Reduction Program Metered Water/Sewer for all residents of Kent County Consumers electricity utility assistance Gas and deliverable fuel assistance Rental/Mortgage arrears assistance Kent County Weatherization Assistance Program Way 2 Go!
Transportation for individuals under the age of 60 Start the application process What You'll Need to Get Started General household information Contact information where we can reach you Start the Application Process After we get your submission, someone from KCCA will contact you to set up an appointment. Appointments are scheduled in the order that forms were received. When the lists are closed, the application link will be disabled.
The link will become active again once the lists reopen. Community Action Newsletter - July 2026 As we reflect on celebrating 60 years of National Community Action through our inaugural Spring into Action Luncheon, we are deeply grateful for the support of our sponsors, Consumers Energy and Well Design. Their partnership plays an important role...
Community Action Department Launches El Centro Explora Program for Older Adults Community Action Senior Services is celebrating the successful launch of El Centro Explora, a new field trip program that connects older adults with cultural, educational, and recreational experiences throughout West Michigan. You're Invited!
Spring Into Action Luncheon Join us on May 28 for our Spring Into Action Luncheon, hosted by Commissioner Nancy Morales, as we celebrate Community Action’s impact across Kent County. From food distribution and water/utility assistance... 2025 Community Action Annual Report As we look back on 2025, I am filled with gratitude and renewed optimism for the work ahead.
This year brought its own set of challenges with economic uncertainty, rising community needs, and the ongoing pressure on essential services. Community Action Newsletter - April 2026 As we welcome spring, we also welcome new opportunities to serve the residents of Kent County with care and commitment. We are excited to share our 2025 Annual Report, which highlights many of the meaningful accomplishments we achieved together last year.
Community Development Week: Staff Testimonials We’re shining a spotlight on the people behind the work - the incredible staff on our Community Development team. Every day, this team shows up with passion and purpose, working to create opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods... Community Development Week: Partner Spotlight We are so thankful for our valued CDBG sub-recipients like Home Repair Services of Kent County.
Through partnerships like this, we’re able to support critical home repairs that help residents stay safe, maintain stability... Community Action Newsletter - January 2026 As we step into 2026, there is so much to celebrate from our collective achievements in 2025. KCCA provided 12,253 rides and delivered 15,576 meals to seniors, distributed 121,279 food boxes, provided $617,780 in direct financial assistance...
Happy Homes, Happy Hearts: Connecting and Celebrating Community Action We had a wonderful time at the Happy Homes, Happy Hearts Luncheon on October 16, celebrating Community Action’s impact across Kent County! The event brought together connection, gratitude... Community Action Newsletter - October 2025 As autumn arrives, October brings a renewed focus on awareness and action across our community.
This month, Kent County Community Action is proud to highlight three important observances: Energy Awareness Month, Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, and...
Community Action Urges Congress to Reject Proposed Cuts to Vital Social Services Kent County Community Action (KCCA) is urging members of Congress to reject proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget cuts - outlined in both the President’s proposal and ongoing Congressional negotiations - that would eliminate or reduce...
Community Action Newsletter - July 2025 Community Action in Kent County remains deeply committed to serving our neighbors with excellence, compassion, and purpose. As we navigate a time of shifting priorities and increased demands on social services, our work has never been more vital...
Eightwest Interview Highlighting Community Action Month Kent County joins the nation in celebrating Community Action Month, dedicated to recognizing the success of the national Community Action Network in May. Kent County’s division of Community Action... Community Action Newsletter - April 2025 We are excited to announce the release of our 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the incredible work accomplished over the past year.
As we continue in 2025, KCCA remains committed to serving the residents of Kent County... WGVU Interview About Walk For Warmth On February 22 Director Gustavo Perez discusses the 37th annual Walk For Warmth event with host Shelley Irwin, about how it helps raise money for residents who need assistance in paying for heat bills. Community Action Newsletter - Jan.
2025 As we come into 2025, we have a lot to be proud of in our accomplishments for 2024. We set many records including over 20,000 rides provided, 113,000 food boxes distributed, 233 homes weatherized or rehabilitated... Building Demolition to Launch Development of Kent City Park Community Action, in partnership with Tyrone Township, is excited to announce the demolition of an abandoned building in Tyrone Township.
The demolition occurred on Tuesday, October 8, at the building site located at 106 N Main Street in Kent City. Updated September 10 Distribution Site Information! Updated September 10 Distribution Site Information: The Kent County Community Action Food Distribution on Tuesday, September 10th from 9 AM – 1 PM (or until supplies last) will be held at New Hope Baptist Church located at 130 Delaware St SW...
Save the Date: 2025 Walk for Warmth Walk for Warmth is a short walk to raise money to keep the heat on for families in Kent County who have received a utility shut-off notice for gas, electric, and deliverable fuels like propane. Developing Communities. Expanding Opportunity.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Kent County residents in need of emergency housing or utility assistance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Emergency Housing & Utility Assistance (Kent County Community Action) is funded by Kent County Community Action. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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RWJF's Health Equity Research for Action puts up ~20 grants of up to $500,000 — but demands a two-year community partnership and a community co-PI. Here's the strategy, set against the brightest foundation-giving outlook since 2022.
Read articleThe Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's From Insight to Action call — $8M total, twenty $500K awards, two-year community-partnership requirement — closed letters of intent May 14. The structural shift in how RWJF will fund health equity research through 2028.
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