2012-07-30T06:29:32-04:00 2011-10-31 RD CONLEY & COMPANY PO BOX 990 Flatwoods KY 41139 990 2010-11-01 310718622 COMMUNITY ACTION ORGANIZATION OF SC COMM PO BOX 1525 Portsmouth OH 45662 CAROLYN POWELL 7403547541 2012-08-02 false Roger Conley 6068348142 2012-07-30 X 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z BOB WALTON 18650169 false X www.caosciotocounty.org X 1965 OH It is the stated purpose of the CAO to identify and focus all available local state private and federal resources upon the goal of enabling low income families and individuals of all ages to attain the skills knowledge and motivation necessary to become self-sufficient 14 14 420 480 0 0 18498977 16397886 2031001 2105942 65518 26022 172891 120319 20768387 18650169 0 0 9635740 9744254 0 0 10410120 9236330 20045860 18980584 722527 -330415 5233123 4763822 2229047 2090161 3004076 2673661 It is the stated purpose of the CAO to identify and focus all available local state private and federal resources upon the goal of enabling low income families and individuals of all ages to attain the skills knowledge and motivation necessary to become self-sufficient false false 4791219 The purpose of employment programs is to establish activities to prepare youth and adults facing serious barriers to employment for participation in the labor force by providing job training and other services that will result in increased employment and earnings improving the quality of the workforce and enhancing the productivity and competitiveness of the Nation 3955638 The mission of the Early Childhood Program is to join with the community in strengthening families and improving the quality of life for children The overall goal of the Early Childhood Program is to bring about a greater degree of social competenc e in children Social competence means the childs everyday effectiveness in dealing with both the present environment and later responsibilities in school and life Children provided with a wide variety of learning experiences will grow in all areas of development socially physically intellectually and emotionally Ultimately the Early Childhood Program is here to help low-income residents solve some of their existing economic and social problems The aim is to stimulate a better focusing of all available resources to enable families to obtain the skills knowledge and motivation to secure the opportunities to become self-sufficient 1475453 Energy Programs The Home Weatherization Assistance Program HWAP offers income-qualified homeowners and renters the opportunity to lower residential utility costs by adding weatherization efficiencies The program helps applicants understand energy audits and provides informational resources to help people make cost-effective decisions HEAP offers heating bill assistance during the winter heating season Whether an eligible household heats with electric gas firewood coal propane fuel oil or kerosene this program can help The Summer Crisis Program assists low-income households with residents who are age 60 and over and Ohioans with a qualifying medical condition people who are the most vulnerable to serious health problems resul ting from summers extreme temperatures Those eligible for the program may receive electric bill payment assistance The Family Health Centers provided quality comprehensive health care to people of Southern OhioThe Centers goal has been to provide health care to all no matter the patients social racial economic religious or ethnic status List of Services includeDental Services Prenatal Services and Pediatric Services Nutrition Programs The Home Delivered Meal program is designed for seniors over 60 years of age who are unable to come into the congregate site and need a little extra help in the home There are various programs available to see that each individua l receives home delivered meals upon qualification A stable housing base builds a stronger community The housing programs are committed to assisting low and moderate income individuals and 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Form 990 governing body review (Part VI, line 11) Once the form 990 is complete the form is made available to the board members at the next board meeting 02. Conflict of interest policy compliance (Part VI, line 12c) The organization has a conflict of interest policy 03. CEO, executive director, top management comp (Part VI, line 15a) The board approves all compensation 04. Other officer or key employee compensation (Part VI, line 15b The board approves all compensation 05. Governing documents, etc, available to public (Part VI, line 19) Governing documents are made available to the public upon request 06. Not undergone required audits or steps for audit (part XII, line 3b) The organization has undergone all required audits