National CAP

Moving Families Forward Using the Human Services Value Curve
2026-05-13 14:00 - 15:00 UTC
The Human Services Value Curve is a tool Community Action leaders can utilize to transform programs and services. By applying this framework, Community Action Agencies can begin to move beyond regulatory requirements and towards a more generative business model that maximizes organizational capacity and enhances outcomes for families and communities.
Join us to explore how the Human Services Value Curve can strengthen a Whole Family Approach by helping agencies move beyond programs to drive lasting social and economic mobility for families.
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Catalysts for Economic Power: Capital & Capacity-Building Resources for Supportive Employers
2026-05-14 13:00 - 14:00
Everyone deserves dignified work. Join Redefine Alliance and the Roberts Impact Investing Fund (RIIF) to learn about funding opportunities and capacity-building resources for social enterprises and supportive employer partners in your community. Additionally, RIIF operates the Appalachian Growth Fund, which provides flexible, patient capital in the Appalachian region to create and retain quality jobs. It also partners with Community Action Agencies in the region and beyond to connect capital with on-the-ground solutions.
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CCAP Office Hours: Your Questions, Answered
2026-05-15 13:00 - 14:00
Need help with the CCAP process? Have questions about renewal, requirements, or next steps? Join NCAP for virtual CCAP Office Hours—a relaxed, one-hour session where you set the agenda. This is not a formal presentation. Just drop in, bring your questions, and get real-time answers from our team. Whether you’re starting your CCAP journey or planning for renewal, we’re here to help. No registration needed, just click on the link on the date/time you would like to join us.
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Turning Ideas into Impact: Implementing Innovative Approaches to Advance Economic Mobility Part 2
2026-05-20 14:00 - 15:00
A Two-Part Webinar Series
Advancing economic mobility requires Community Action leaders to implement innovative solutions to address complex challenges. This two-part webinar series explores practical strategies for transforming innovative ideas into measurable community impact. Participants will gain insight and advice from peers in the Community Action network, along with tools and resources to foster innovation, align resources, build capacity to adapt and scale approaches over time. Part 1 of the series will focus on establishing a shared culture of innovation, leveraging resources, and developing collaborative partnerships that support innovation across sectors. Part 2 of the series will focus on intentionally designing, implementing, and evaluating innovative initiatives for long-term sustainability.
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AI and the NCAP Data Hub: Best Practices for Better Community Insights
2026-05-27 14:00 - 15:00
In this webinar, attendees will learn best practices for using AI tools to accurately and responsibly summarize, interpret, and showcase data from the National CAP Data Hub.
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Blueprint for Tomorrow: Sustaining and Innovating for the Future
2026-06-10 14:00 - 15:00
What does it take to keep innovation moving forward when the future feels uncertain? And how do you sustain momentum while preparing your organization for what’s next?
Join visionary Community Action CEOs for a dynamic conversation on sustaining momentum, strengthening impact, and preparing agencies for what’s next. Join us to spark ideas, share strategies, and explore how Community Action leaders can continue building pathways to greater impact for families.
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Walking the Walk, Talking the Talk: Using Data Events to Amplify Customer Voice and Increase Community Engagement
2026-06-23 14:00 - 15:00
Participants will hear how Central Missouri Community Action (CMCA) uses an innovative approach to data walks that turns numbers into connections – and connections into action. Melody Vieth, CMCA Director of Research and Data, will share the agency’s journey from their first data walk to their current approach, which blends data presentations with powerful storytelling from community members with lived poverty experience. This webinar will walk through the planning process, facilitation strategies, and lessons learned along the way.
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