CAPI is a leading community-based social justice organization and a direct human service implementer of anti-poverty programs to create jobs, housing, food, health education, youth and senior social services, in order to promote economic independence and self-determination to 3,000 African and Asian refugees and immigrants, annually. We believe in the voices of our primary constituents – refugees and immigrants. Over 90% of our participants are living at or twice below the federally designated poverty level. Learn more about program participants' characteristics and demographics.
Guided by our Constituency Voice, we seek to deliver societal change to fight poverty and ill-health in our community. We recognize that the effectiveness of our work depends on the relationships, legitimacy, and accountability established internally and externally.
CAPI's lead in the Refugee and Immigrant Women for Change is a powerful example of our coalition building for impact and social change. Learn more about this initiative and our upcoming International Women's Day event that is building a movement for gender equity through active community participation.
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