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Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society - Family Connections Program
Offered by Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society
In short
CAPC (Community Action Program for Children) is a comprehensive program which focuses on improving health and development outcomes for children aged 0-6.
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- This organization's address is confidential and is not published.
- Who it is for
- Children, Families, People with disabilities, Young children, People on a low income; People with disabilities, Family with children, Babies and toddlers (0-3), Children (4-12)
- What it helps with
- Help right now, Money to get by, Safety from harm, Learning and school, Knowing where to go, Skills for work, Help raising my kids, Support with memory, thinking or a disability, Help for my family
- Cost and access
- Free
- How to reach
- Contact through Prince George & District Elizabeth Fry Society: (250) 563-1113 · Website
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About this service
CAPC (Community Action Program for Children) is a comprehensive program which focuses on improving health and development outcomes for children aged 0-6.
In cooperation with the provinces and territories, CAPC programs are funded through the Public Health Agency of Canada. CAPC operates under a mandate to provide programs and service delivery for children and their caregivers who are living in conditions of risk. In general, CAPC projects focus on five key groups:
- Children
- Parents
- Families
- Communities
- Community Service Networks
More specifically, CAPC targets children living in low-income families, children living in families led by a teenage parent, children who live with developmental delays or social, emotional, or behavioural problems, and children who have experienced abuse or neglect. CAPC programming places strong emphasis on community input and direction, ensuring that all CAPC programs meet the needs of the children, families, and communities they are serving.
Who can use it?
Children aged 0-6.
How do I get in touch?
Call (250) 563-1113, or use the website.
Listed in Prince George, British Columbia.