January CAPND Network eNews

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CAPND Network eNews January 2024

Celebrating 60 Years of Community Action

Since it's creation in 1964, the Community Action Network has responded to local needs in every corner of the America helping make this nation a better place to live. For 60 years, Community Action Agencies have helped millions of people each year change their lives and reach their full potential with life-changing services like housing support, early childhood education, job skills training, and more. Join us throughout 2024 as we recognize the work that the Community Action Network has done over the past 6 decades and move forward into the future.

Looking to Start a New Career? Consider Weatherization!

Weatherization encompasses a variety of building and home improvements that help households save on their utility bills and improve their heath, safety, and comfort. The Weatherization Assistance Program helps weatherize the homes of low-income households at no cost them. None of the work our Weatherization Assistance Program does can happen without passionate, skilled staff. Agencies across North Dakota are currently hiring for Weatherization positions.

Do you need help? North Dakota has a variety of programs, services, and resources available to assist those who need it most. Check out our online resource guide to find help where you need it or download a copy of our guide "Where to Go For Help in North Dakota."

Find Help

As the 2023 winds down, CAPND is getting ready for 2024! Check out the CAPND 2024 Schedule to see what's happening and stay up to date with CAPND.

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CAPND has once again joined with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis as they continue working to understand how the economy affects families and we need your input! Your responses will help decision-makers as they shape economic policies that affect our everyday lives.

Take the Survey

U.S. Senators Peter Welch (D-Vt.), JD Vance (R-Ohio), Jacky Rosen (D-Nev.), and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) and U.S. Representatives Yvette D. Clarke (NY-09) and Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01) led their colleagues in the bicameral, bipartisan introduction of the Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act. This legislation would provide $7 billion for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which provides affordable high-speed internet options to qualifying households across the U.S.

“The Affordable Connectivity Program has been critical to connecting our most remote and underserved communities to the rest of North Dakota and the world. Our legislation bridges the digital divide by keeping this program funded and operational through unspent COVID-19 funds so every farmer, student, veteran, or senior citizen in North Dakota stays connected. By maintaining affordable access to high-speed internet, we are helping contribute to our state and country’s economic growth,” - Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND)

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