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February 27, 2020

Partner Spotlight: Lakeshore CAP

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Gina Covelli, Director of Community Impact speaks with Ruth Orozco, Community Resources Specialist and Morgan Weimann, Community Response Advocate from Lakeshore Community Action Program (CAP) Inc. of Wisconsin.

United Way currently invests in the two following programs at Lakeshore CAP:

  • Rental Assistance
  • Community Response

Rental Assistance: The program works with two populations. The first is those who are in imminent risk of homelessness, as they are soon to be evicted, and the second are those who are living on the streets or in a shelter. The program works to provide eligible households safe and stable housing through rental assistance and case management.

The importance of the program was brought to light during the July 2019 Point-In-Time count when 22 people were found living on the streets, 9 of which were children. This is the highest count in the last 10 years and the first-time children were encountered.

Community Response: The Community Response Program is a case management and home-visiting program for families referred by Health & Human Services. It is a voluntary, 20-week program that allows families to set goals for needs they might have. The goal of the program is to connect families to resources and long-term supports in Sheboygan County that will help strengthen their family unit. 

For more news from Lakeshore CAP follow them on Facebook @LakeshoreCAP.

Thank you, Ruth, Morgan and the Lakeshore CAP team for all the work you do for our community!

Lakeshore Community Action Program Inc. of Wisconsin

Vision: To foster stable, vibrant, poverty-free communities where everyone is inspired to reach their full potential.

Contact Information:
621 South 8th St. Sheboygan, WI 53082
(920) 803-6991
To learn more, visit the Lakeshore CAP website: www.lakeshorecap.org

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Contact us by emailing info@uwofsc.org or calling 920-458-3425 for more information on how your donation makes a difference in Sheboygan County!

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