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Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Purpose & Service Area .................................................................................................................................... 5
Programs & Services ......................................................................................................................................... 5
Board of Directors ............................................................................................................................................. 6
Community Action Network ............................................................................................................................. 6
Community Needs Assessments ....................................................................................................................... 6
CAPECO's Community Needs Assessment ........................................................................................................ 6
Community Profile ................................................................................................................................................ 7
Service Area ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Gilliam County ................................................................................................................................................... 7
Hood River County ............................................................................................................................................ 8
Morrow County ................................................................................................................................................. 8
Sherman County ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Umatilla County ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Wasco County ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Wheeler County .............................................................................................................................................. 10
Survey ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Acknowledgement .......................................................................................................................................... 11
Methodology .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Responses ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
Key Findings ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
Gilliam County ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Hood River County .......................................................................................................................................... 13
Morrow County ............................................................................................................................................... 14
Sherman County ............................................................................................................................................. 14
Umatilla County .............................................................................................................................................. 15
Wasco County ................................................................................................................................................. 15
Wheeler County .............................................................................................................................................. 16
Focus Group .................................................................................................................................................... 17
Staff ................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Board of Directors ........................................................................................................................................... 18
Recommendations .............................................................................................................................................. 19
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Appendixes ......................................................................................................................................................... 22
Appendix A – Survey Responses ......................................................................................................................... 23
Appendix A.1 – Gilliam County ....................................................................................................................... 24
Appendix A.2 – Hood River County ................................................................................................................. 66
Appendix A.3 – Morrow County ................................................................................................................... 108
Appendix A.4 – Sherman County .................................................................................................................. 150
Appendix A.5 – Umatilla County ................................................................................................................... 180
Appendix A.6 – Wasco County ...................................................................................................................... 225
Appendix A.7 – Wheeler County ................................................................................................................... 269
Appendix A.8 – Staff Survey .......................................................................................................................... 309
Appendix A.9 – Board of Directors Survey .................................................................................................... 318
Appendix B – Focus Group Responses .............................................................................................................. 320
Appendix B.1 – Morrow County Focus Group Responses ............................................................................ 321
Appendix B.2 – Umatilla County Focus Group Responses ............................................................................ 324
Appendix B.3 – Wasco County Focus Group Responses ............................................................................... 338
Appendix B.4 – Wheeler County Focus Group Responses ............................................................................ 342
Appendix C – Services Inquired ........................................................................................................................ 343
Appendix D – Board of Directors Statement of Acceptance ............................................................................. 344
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Purpose & Service Area
The purpose of Community Action Program of East Central Oregon (CAPECO) is to assist people to become
independent, healthy, and safe in Oregon’s Gilliam, Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Wasco, and
Wheeler counties.
In addition, CAPECO envisions the success of every youth, adult and senior to eliminate poverty and promote
independence through education, employment, and the sharing of resources that move individuals from
surviving to thriving.
CAPECO’s Core Values include
• Image - We serve our community in a positive, innovative, accountable and fiscally responsible
manner in an inviting atmosphere which upholds the public trust and fulfills our mission.
• Integrity - A personal commitment to do what is right morally, ethically and professionally.
• Attitude - We exhibit positive, respectful, confident and non-judgmental behavior towards others.
Our success is a reflection of our attitude.
• Customer Service - We aspire to provide our customers with prompt, courteous, consistent and
resourceful services. We treat each individual with dignity, fairness and respect. Customer service is
not a department, it is an attitude. Our customers are the essence of our existence.
• Professionalism - We exemplify the highest standard of professionalism. We strive to set an example
by maintaining a high level of knowledge in our respective fields and conduct ourselves in a manner
that reflects positively on the company.
Programs & Services
CAPECO focuses on four key social service needs in East Central Oregon. These needs include:
• Community Services
• Energy
• Enterprise Development
• Area Agency on Aging
Services Include:
• Independent Support Services
• Food & Nutrition
• Housing & Homeownership
• Energy
• Weatherization
• Youth
• Emergency
Programs and services are provided for income eligible individuals or households who meet specific
requirements.
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Gilliam County
Commissioner Sherrie Wilkins
Morrow County
Commissioner Melissa Lindsay
Mike Pearson
Public Sector
Public Sector
Low Income Sector
Umatilla County
Commissioner George Murdock, Chair Public Sector
Aaron Treadwell, Secretary/Treasurer
Cindy Timmons, Vice Chair
JueJue Withers-Lyons
Wheeler County
Sherian Asher
Low Income Sector
Private Sector
Private Sector
Low Income Sector
Community Action Network
CAPECO is part of a nationwide network of Community Action Agencies where help is provided to change
people’s lives, embody the spirit of hope, improve communities, and make America a better place to live.
Community Action Agencies care about the entire community and are dedicated to helping people help
themselves and each other.
Community Needs Assessments
The Community Needs Assessment is a process conducted by all Community Action Agencies every three
years to determine the underlying causes and conditions of poverty within the community they serve and
identify the available resources to address the unmet needs of the community’s most vulnerable residents. It
is the first phase of the Results Oriented Management and Accountability cycle, grounding and guiding the
work to develop and implement programs and services that lift families and communities out of poverty.
CAPECO's Community Needs Assessment
The results of CAPECO’s Community Needs Assessment will help our Board of Directors create a strategic
plan to initiate and/or support programs and services for our communities in relation to these six goals:
1. Low-income people become more self-sufficient.
2. The conditions in which low-income people live are improved.
3. Low-income people own a stake in their community.
4. Partnerships among supporters and providers of services to low-income people are achieved.
5. Agencies increase their capacity to achieve results.
6. Low-income people, especially vulnerable populations, achieve their potential by strengthening
family and other supportive systems.
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Service Area
CAPECO’s service area is found on the ancestorial lands of the Wasco and Wishram People, Tenino People,
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Confederated Tribes of Grand
Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation who were forcibly removed and continue
to claim and be stewards of the land today.
CAPECO serves a seven-county area in the north and eastern portions of Oregon: Gilliam, Hood River,
Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Wasco, and Wheeler County. All CAPECO programs and services are provided to
community members of four counties – Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, and Wheeler. In the three remaining
counties of Hood River, Sherman, and Wasco, CAPECO provides Area Agency on Aging programs and services
exclusively.
CAPECO’s total service area covers 11,977 square miles, is comprised of 40 established cities or communities,
and has a combined population of approximately 148,000. The drive from east to west covers approximately
200 miles. From the northernmost point to the southernmost point the drive is about 185 miles. Because of
the vast differences in geography and climate, industries within this area vary widely and include raising and
producing agricultural products, energy production, tourism, and recreation.
Three of the counties within CAPECO’s service area are also the three least populated counties in Oregon:
Gilliam, Sherman, and Wheeler.
Hood River County (533 square miles) is next to the smallest Oregon county in area, second only to
Multnomah County (431 square miles).
Gilliam County
Gilliam County sits on the Columbia Plateau which houses the junction of John Day and Columbia Rivers. The
economy centers around agriculture with wheat farms and cattle ranches that have been sustained since
settlement of the area and hosts a steadily growing wind energy industry. Arlington, located in the northern
part of the county, and the county seat of Condon, found in the middle of the county, are the most populous
areas.
Gilliam County
Population
Condon
Arlington
Race
Asian
Black or African American
1,995
35.6%
31.5%
0.5%
0.2%
Native American/Alaska Native 1.5%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.6%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
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$47,500
10.4%
52.1%
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Situated midway between the rainforest climate of Western Oregon and the arid desert of Eastern Oregon
encompassing the scenic beauty of the Columbia River Gorge, Hood River County offers a diverse economy
that is traditionally made up of agriculture, high-tech, professional, healthcare and sports recreation. The city
of Hood River serves as the county seat.
Hood River County
Population
Hood River
Race
Asian
Black or African American
23,977
33.1%
1.6%
0.2%
Native American/Alaska Native 1.1%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.2%
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Ethnicity
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Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
62.3%
7,148
$65,679
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45%
Morrow County
Morrow County has more than one million acres of gently rolling plains and broad plateaus. Morrow County
became one of Oregon’s fastest growing areas in terms of population, personal income, and agricultural and
industrial development. The Port of Morrow, second largest in the state in terms of tonnage, serves as a
gateway to the Pacific Northwest and Pacific Rim markets. This rich agricultural land can be roughly divided
into three occupational zones—increasing amounts of irrigation farming in the north, vast fields of wheat
yielding to cattle ranches in the center, and timber products in the south. Heppner serves as the county seat
with Boardman being the most populated city.
Morrow County
Population
Heppner
Boardman
Race
Asian
Black or African American
12,186
9.7%
31.4%
0.3%
0.5%
Native American/Alaska Native 1.4%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander <0.1%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
54.2%
40.9%
$54,269
14.5%
57.2%
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Sherman County lies between the deep canyons of the John Day River on the east and the Deschutes River on
the west in North Central Oregon. Six small towns — Biggs, Rufus, Wasco, Moro, Grass Valley, and Kent —
supply basic services for the residents of the County. The county seat is Moro. The economy is based on
wheat, barley, cattle, and tourism.
Sherman County
Population
Moro
Race
Asian
Black or African American
1,870
16.9%
0.4%
0%
Native American/Alaska Native 1%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.2%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
6.4%
$51,071
13.4%
50.7%
Umatilla County
Umatilla County is the easternmost and most populated county in CAPECO’s service area. The most populous
city is Hermiston, and the county seat is assigned to Pendleton. You will find Umatilla County sitting between
the Columbia River in the north and the base of the Blue Mountains in the south. The economy centers
around agriculture, food processing, forest products, manufacturing, and tourism.
Umatilla County
Population
Pendleton
Hermiston
Race
Asian
Black or African American
80,075
21.4%
24.2%
0.9%
0.9%
Native American/Alaska Native 3.8%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.2%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
66.8%
28.3%
$60,425
14.5%
52.3%
86.1%
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Bordered by the Deschutes and Columbia Rivers, Wasco County was once the largest county in the area from
which produced 17 other counties. The county seat, The Dalles was once famed as the town at the end of the
Oregon Trail. Wasco County economy centers around agriculture, lumber, manufacturing, electric power,
transportation, and tourism.
Wasco County
Population
The Dalles
Race
Asian
Black or African American
26,670
60.1%
0.9%
0.5%
Native American/Alaska Native 4.2%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.7%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
70.1%
18.8%
$53,105
11.6%
56.6%
Wheeler County
Wheeler County is as rugged and uneven as any Oregon county. The terrain varies widely from sagebrush,
juniper, and rimrock to stands of Ponderosa Pine and Douglas Fir. Two national forests lie within the county,
and Fossil, known for its deposits of prehistoric fossils, serves as the county seat.
Wheeler County
Population
Fossil
Race
Asian
Black or African American
1451
30.2%
0.6%
0.1%
Native American/Alaska Native 1.8%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0%
White Alone
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino
Median Household Income
Poverty Rate
Employment Rate
5.8%
$40,926
14%
38%
86.6%
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Acknowledgement
We are extremely grateful to the many community members, community partners, CAPECO staff and
CAPECO board members who have taken time to participate in our Community Needs Assessment in October
and November of 2021.
Methodology
The Community Needs Assessment is a large overall look at the needs of communities within CAPECO’s
service area. With a large geographic area to cover it can be cost prohibitive to reach every community
member and partner with one-to-one contact about the survey.
Reaching community members and partners for their input in this Community Needs Assessment survey was
done directly by email from contacts CAPECO currently holds, paid advertising, direct contacts with large
employers, social media, websites, press releases, direct mailing, and fliers in public locations as well as to
current clients. Due to COVID-19 restrictions no in-person events or information meetings were planned.
Multiple methods of collecting information for assessment and analysis included focus groups, qualitative
questions and quantitative questions to community members, community partners, CAPECO staff, and the
CAPECO Board of Directors.
Objective data from reliable sources has been included and gives a baseline to compare and contrast the
input from the Community Needs Assessment surveys and focus group questions. With that in mind, a
community’s perception carries weight and therefore balances the subjectivity of this report.
The community member survey and focus group questions were made available to participants in English or
Spanish.
The Community Needs Assessment report and data, once accepted by the Board of Directors, will be made
available to the public through CAPECO’s website. Social media will be used to direct people to CAPECO’s
website where they can find the link to this report. Requests for copies of the survey and/or data will be
provided a link to this report.
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The general survey had a total of 384 responses from community members and is broken down by county
here:
County
Gilliam
Hood River
Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla
Wasco
Wheeler
Responses % of County Population
1.00%
20
18
43
6
246
45
6
The community partner survey had 51 responses.
County
Gilliam
Hood River
Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla
Wasco
Wheeler
The focus group had 31 responses.
County
Gilliam
Hood River
Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla
Wasco
Wheeler
Survey Questions and Responses
• See Appendix A for survey responses from community members and partners
• See Appendix B for responses from the focus group
3
4
4
0
0.08%
0.35%
0.32%
0.31%
0.17%
0.41%
Responses % of County Population
0.15%
27
12
1
0.02%
0.03%
0.00%
0.03%
0.04%
0.07%
Responses % of County Population
0.00%
0
0
3
0
22
5
1
0.00%
0.02%
0.00%
0.03%
0.02%
0.07%
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After analyzing data from the Community Needs Assessment surveys and responses from the focus group
questions the following information came out as more unusual and/or interesting. Although CAPECO may or
may not provide services in some of the domains that the survey and focus group questions touch on, they
still apply - in that community members and partners live and/or work locally and have these observations
about their community’s ‘needs.’ Our endeavor here, is to highlight domains where the qualitative and
quantitative data portray an obvious or major community need along with strengths, challenges, and
concerns.
Gilliam County
The top three household needs for community members, in the past year, were financial assistance, dental
care, and heating/utility assistance. There is interest in financial literacy education in Gilliam County.
Healthcare for vision, dental and ongoing or chronic conditions seem to be difficult to access. Over half of the
respondents said there are no opportunities for children and youth in their community and more than two
thirds said there are no opportunities for senior citizens to socialize or didn’t know if there were. Over one
third said affordable and adequate childcare is absent in the community. Rent assistance and improve public
transportation were the top two services most needed in housing and transportation, respectively.
Community partners feel the two most challenging issues for low-income households in the next three years
include safe, affordable housing and lack of quality childcare. They also state that knowing the people in
their community and their community partnerships are their greatest strengths. They feel the greatest
challenges are self-reliance, lack of available services within the county and the large geographic area.
Overall, they would like to see investments for affordable quality childcare and housing. In addition, they
would like to see higher wages and more opportunities for low-income housing. They state it is important
that all partners are asked to provide input on projects in the community and help each other spread
information about available services and opportunities.
Hood River County
For community members the top two household needs in the past year were mental health services and
planning for the future / goal setting. They have an interest in financial literacy education and say the
hardest to access services are healthcare services for dental and mental health. More than half of the
respondents said there are no affordable childcare options and not enough opportunities for children and
youth in the county, or they didn’t know. More than half of the Hood River County survey respondents said
they didn’t know if there are any socialization opportunities for senior citizens in their area. Rent assistance is
the top housing service most needed in the community while improve public transportation was the top
transportation service most needed.
Community partners acknowledge that knowing the people in their community and their community
partnerships are their greatest strengths. Three major challenges were brought up that include
transportation around the large geographic area, resistance to change and participation from community
members, and not enough available housing for low-income individuals. Community partners in Hood River
County would like to be given a voice on issues such as housing, higher wages, and health care. In addition,
they would like to see more funding to provide services for houseless individuals and families and feel that
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informed care skills are needed for all social service providers.
Morrow County
Morrow County community members said the top three needs in the last twelve months were financial
assistance, home repair, and dental services. Lack of childcare, mental health problem, and other health
issues were the top three reasons for unemployment indicated by Morrow County community members.
Nearly a quarter of the respondents said they would participate in some type of financial literacy services.
Mental, vision and physical health were the top three healthcare services that were hardest to access in
Morrow County, with the hardest to acquire being counseling services for depression. Five individuals state
that they or their family have recently experienced barriers or challenges with support systems. Access to
stores that sell fresh fruits and vegetables were issues for seven in their community. When asked whether
there are enough opportunities for children and youth in their community forty-two percent of respondents
disclosed there are not enough while another twelve percent said they didn’t know. Regarding affordable
and adequate childcare, thirty-seven percent said ‘No.’ Rent assistance was the top housing service indicated
as most needed. Sixty-five percent responded that improve public transportation was the one transportation
service most needed.
Morrow County’s community partners feel that not only community partnerships, but also the support of the
community supporting each other is their greatest strength. The greatest challenges for Morrow County
include the rural setting which limits the availability of acquiring resources in a timely manner. Other issues
revolving around acquiring resources are lack of privacy from community members living and working so
closely together, and the struggle to create equity and diversity in the workforce. Community partners also
commented that they would like investment in affordable health care, collaboration, job skills training, and
equity. They would like to see investment in adult education and job skills training as well as affordable
housing.
Sherman County
Home repair, youth programs and financial assistance are the top three needs in the past twelve months for
community member’s households in Sherman County. Eighty-three percent of community members who
responded are not familiar with CAPECO’s services for low-income households in their community. One third
say transportation has been a problem in the last twelve months because of inability to afford car repair and
inability to afford gas. Willingness to participate in financial literacy services was indicated by one third of
the participants. Mental health services were selected as the hardest services to receive in Sherman County
while counseling services are most difficult to get. All respondents said there are no, or didn’t know about,
opportunities for children and youth in their community. Thirty-three percent are unaware of any
socialization opportunities for senior citizens. One third of the community members say repair assistance is a
housing service that is most needed in Sherman County while fifty percent indicate the most needed
transportation service is improve public transportation.
Although there were no responses from community partners who consider Sherman County their primary
place of work there are thirteen community partners whose organizations provide a myriad of services for
low-income residents in this county.
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The top three household needs in Umatilla County, in the last twelve months, are financial assistance,
heating/utility assistance, and food assistance. The top three problems related to housing in the last twelve
months as reported by community members are can’t afford the electric bill, can’t afford the needed repairs,
and bad credit. Over one third say they have not had enough food. Thirty-five percent of Umatilla County
community members say lack of transportation has been a problem for them in the last twelve months. The
top three reasons were due to inability to afford gas, inability to afford car repair and inability to pay for car
insurance. Transportation issues, in the last twelve months, has been a problem for twenty percent of the
respondents as a reason for someone in their household who is not working for pay. For the different types
of financial literacy services there are anywhere between four to seventeen percent interest. The top three
hard to receive healthcare services are dental, mental health, and vision. Depression and overcoming trauma
are the top two counseling services hardest to get help with. Recent barriers/challenges for families include
finances, healthcare, and housing. As for having enough opportunities for children and youth in their
communities sixty-eight percent of the community members say ‘no’ or they ‘don’t know.’ Seventy percent
state there are no, or they don’t know of, socialization opportunities for senior citizens in their communities.
The one housing service most needed is rent assistance with the most needed transportation service being
improve public transportation.
Community partners feel access to resources, community partnerships, the community supporting each
other, and bilingual services are their greatest strengths. They feel the greatest challenges are housing and
transportation, addressing the root causes of individual’s challenges, limited capacity for service providers,
limited funding for resources, along with mental health and substance use issues, and language barriers are
their greatest challenges. Umatilla County community partners would like to see investments in affordable
housing, mental health and substance use disorders programs, childcare, continuum of care across agencies
with client personal histories, transportation, Spanish language interpretation, job skills, Spanish speaking
leadership, and cultural competency. Respondents say they would like to see the community members who
are being served brought to the table to engage in decision making as it pertains to them. Job skills
development, more adult education, including other community events that community members are drawn
to that teach skills to help them be more self-sufficient, and more affordable housing are community partner
insights on the best way to achieve the six goals of Community Action.
Wasco County
Community members in Wasco County state the top three household needs, in the last twelve months, are
dental care, quality childcare and family/couples counseling. Families recently have experienced
barriers/challenges with finances, healthcare, and childcare. Reasons for unemployment include criminal
background, lack of permanent address, and lack of skills/education. Fifty-six percent said they had
challenges with transportation, in the last twelve months, due to inability to afford car repair, public
transportation is too far, and inability to afford gas. For those who are not working for pay twenty-two
percent are caring for children. Housing problems experienced in the last twelve months include can’t afford
needed repairs, can’t find affordable housing, and can’t afford electric bill. Thirty-six percent said their
household has had to choose between paying a bill or buying food to meet other basic needs. Budgeting and
saving for retirement are the top two financial literacy services community members are interested in.
Mental health and dental care are the two highest healthcare services hardest to access while overcoming
trauma and depression are the two counseling services most difficult to get. Sixty-six percent of community
members responding said there are not enough, or didn’t know of, opportunities for children and youth in
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Emergency shelter is the one housing service indicated as the most needed. Improve public transportation
was the one transportation service specified as the most essential.
Community collaboration, the people in the community, and positive energy are what Wasco County's
community partners consider its greatest strengths. On the other hand, lack of affordable housing, lack of
inclusion, not enough combination of resources or communication with community partners are thought to
be this county's greatest challenges. Wasco County community partners responding to this survey would like
the entire community to focus on root issues, childcare, caregiver services, educating the community about
services available, lobby legislation for better resources, affordable housing, and services available for all
ages. Implementation of a housing first program in the Gorge, as well as more community outreach and
collaboration between community partners would help achieve Community Action goals in this County.
Wheeler County
Jobs that pay a living wage, caregiver support, and dental care are the top three household needs in the last
twelve months for community members in Wheeler County. Finances was listed as the most recent
experiences for barriers/challenges for families. Housing services most needed are rent assistance, mortgage
assistance, and repair assistance. Improving public transportation and assistance with personal vehicle are
the transportation services most needed. One of six respondents said lack of transportation has been a
problem in the last twelve months. Three responses included inability to afford gas as a household challenge
with transportation in the last twelve months. For those not working for pay two are caring for an elderly
family member. The top two problems related to housing, in the last twelve months, include can’t afford
needed repairs and moved to another place. Half of the respondents stated their household has skipped or
cut the size of a meal because there was not enough food in the last twelve months, while two say they have
had to choose between buying food or paying a bill to meet other basic needs. Saving for retirement and
saving in general are the top to financial literacy services Wheeler County community members stated they
would participate in. Vision healthcare and grief counseling services are indicated as the most difficult to
obtain.
Community partners indicate Wheeler County’s biggest challenge is limited resources. They add their
community needs to be more educated on what resources are available. Counseling individuals to keep them
on track with goals and not giving up is one way they feel Community Action goals can be achieved in their
communities.
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Community members, partners, staff and CAPECO Board of Directors were all given an opportunity to access
and respond to the Focus Group questions. The overall observation of the focus group responses throughout
CAPECO’s service area show individual’s opinions vary widely and vary widely even within the counties.
When asked about the root causes of poverty, in all counties combined, cycle of Poverty was selected the
most, indicated nine times, followed by finances/income/wages, safe and affordable housing, economy and
government/bureaucracy.
Of the things being done to address poverty, in specific domains within communities, the following were
given the greatest attention as to what the respondents feel is helping the most.
Domain
Response
Employment
Finances
Education
Job creation
Financial assistance services
Resource education
Community Outreach Direct contact
Advocacy
Healthcare/Medicaid preservation
Health / Healthcare Mental health services
Housing / Homeless
Crime / Safety
Rental assistance
Collaboration
Food Assistance
Mental health training for law enforcement officers
Community alliances
Food pantries
Given the opportunity to address poverty in their local community, with all barriers removed (political,
financial…), safe and affordable housing had the highest number of selections by respondents.
Staff
Staff feel the greatest strength of working within their community is the connection to the community and
they feel privileged to be able to help people in need. Challenges include clients not providing, or not being
able to provide, required documentation, scarce resources, connecting with marginalized communities and
dealing with the expectation that CAPECO must/will meet all the community’s needs. Staff also say that it
would be good for CAPECO to improve its community outreach to promote, inform, and educate community
members and partners of services offered as well as teach on topics such as self-sufficiency. In addition, the
community can share their needs and community partners can build stronger relationships.
Increasing the number of staff to help with current programs and services is something else staff feel is
important. They state that more staff and more cross-trained staff would be beneficial. Offering more help
around utilities or more availability to use funds for occasional needs like clothing, family care, etc. were also
included in staff comments as to what would be helpful.
Staff feel additional services from CAPECO should include transportation, or dial-a-ride services in Wasco
County. And, for CAPECO’s entire service area, financial counseling, more rental assistance, medical care
assistance (for prescriptions or dental services), incentives for landlords to house clients, mortgage
assistance, companion programs for lonely seniors, assistance with personal transportation like stipends for
gas and repairs, LIHEAP assistance for individuals who are mid-income, and employment assistance were also
indicated as additional services, or services that could use improvements.
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Community Action Council, Housing Authority, Health Department, Oregon Department of Human Services,
local churches, salvation army, food banks, grocery stores, Social Security Administration, Eastern Oregon
Center for Independent Living, local hospitals, Blue Mountain Action Council, RAICES, Hermiston Heritage
Association, AGAPE, Martha's house, and Walmart.
Some staff feel diversity barriers are being addressed by receiving information and training. In Pendleton
they feel bilingual needs have been met or are improving, while in Hermiston they feel that every
department needs bilingual staff, and need more documents translated into Spanish. In both Pendleton and
Hermiston some staff feel that outreach to black, indigenous, and people of color communities could and
should improve.
Many staff are unaware of any diversity in the CAPECO Board of Directors. Others feel that Board diversity
needs improvement particularly by having Spanish speaking, Latinx, and/or Native American representation.
Most staff feel that professional development opportunities are adequate, but the ones who answered ‘no’
feel that new hire training could be improved or feel there is lack of follow-up when opportunities have been
offered.
Many staff state CAPECO does well on training around diversity, equity, and inclusion topics or have
improved over the last couple of years.
Staff suggest increasing staffing to allow for more efficient services and more capacity to help
individuals/households. This increase could also allow for listening to the community about what their
needs are, food banks for anyone receiving SNAP that is also open on weekends, more affordable housing
that better matches wages of the area, better access to mental health and health care, more treatment
centers for addictions, training community members on how to be better caretakers of their family members,
and more outreach and increasing community partnerships will help with the listed issues.
Board of Directors
Please refer to Appendix A.9 for survey responses from CAPECO’s Board of Directors.
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Our initial observation is that community members are indicating needs for services that, for the most part,
are currently being provided in their communities. Though these services may not be housed physically in
the same geographic location as the community member, they certainly are actively being provided by a
community organization from the local level or by a county or state agency. The Community Needs
Assessment responses here indicate community members are not aware that services exist for their ‘needs’
while at the same time community partners report they are providing services for those ‘needs.’ Granted,
there are perceptions and most of the time an eligibility criteria must be met – I don’t have a car so my
geographic community is limited to where I can walk or where and when public transportation can provide for
me. While I feel I am low-income, the funder thinks my income is above average.
Our leading recommendation to the CAPECO Board of Directors and community partners is to continue
current services and endeavors in assisting low-income individuals and households in Oregon’s Gilliam, Hood
River, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Wasco, and Wheeler counties to become independent, healthy, and safe.
In addition, we recommend the following:
• Childcare - Pursue community connections to establish or improve childcare that are considered safe
and affordable. If CAPECO takes on this domain a deeper understanding of individual communities and
their current Childcare resources would need to be studied. In many cases a boost to education and/or
certification for current established businesses may be all that is warranted. In other cases, it may be a
matter of finding a community member or partner to spearhead the development and maintenance of
a new service.
• Rent Assistance – Many variables factor into how Rent Assistance is a major need within CAPECO’s
service area. At this point in time COVID could be listed at the top of the list, as a reason for why
people are reporting Rent Assistance is a need, with the understanding that its trickle-down effect
exponentially affects not just the tenant, but the landlords, and the community as a whole. Decreased
health, closing of schools and businesses, loss of employment, increased rent, increased prices on
goods and services, and the cycle of poverty all add to this great need for Rent Assistance. Even when
individuals have a fundamental understanding of finances and a will to manage it there remains a limit
to how far a dollar will go. Prioritizing necessary expenses over others inevitably exploits some needs,
or most. Fixing a Rent Assistance issue includes, but is not limited to, building new energy efficient
affordable housing, increasing available number of jobs with actual livable wages for a one-wage
earner household, supports for safe and affordable childcare, geographically accessible health services
for medical, dental, vision, and transportation that is available, reliable, consistent, and cost effective.
Individuals needs a strong personal desire and an inexhaustible determination to want to move from a
situation of poverty to another of adequacy before they will make necessary changes to see any
intended outcomes. Without providing comprehensive, or wrap-around services individuals and
households most often remain in a state of survival were grasping for that strong personal desire to
improve one’s own situation is not even on their radar. Parenting, nutrition, and budgeting (including
prioritizing needs over wants) are three of the areas where basic education can play a major role in
positioning people to succeed in their move from surviving to thriving.
• Improve public transportation – From a cursory analysis it would be acceptable if communities could
provide reliable, timely-accessible, and consistent options for members. Continuing to purchase and
use large transit vehicles that are never full and require higher level of maintenance qualifications may
be a place to begin to look in considering alternatives. Since the Community Needs Assessment survey
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improve public transportation issues, a more specific study is indicated at a time when this domain is
addressed.
• Health Services – Physical, Mental, Dental, and Vision – People may have easy access to affordable
Health Services, but geographic accessibility can present problems anywhere from time constraints to
transportation issues, especially with senior citizens and single parent households. Consider narrowing
the perceived gap by addressing issues like the need for improved public transportation and by
promoting availability of the services community members are looking for.
• Activities and Socialization for Children, Youth, and Senior Citizens - Be intentional about
intergenerational approaches to these. Intergenerational approaches encourage different generations
to use their strengths to nurture respect and understanding while coming together for a common
purpose. In one way or another most communities have at least one activity already established for
children and youth or senior citizens. Finding ways to integrate these can be as simple as community
gardens or as complex as a multigenerational housing community, but they take community intention.
• Financial Literacy – Take every opportunity to educate community members about finances. Every
county has members who are stating they have an interest in one form of financial literacy services or
another. To continue to provide funding to a community member, in one domain, while avoiding full
wrap-around services, even something as simple as financial literacy, is missing the mark in helping
individuals to become independent, healthy, and safe.
• Networking – Be accountable to actively participate in community partner networks. By engaging with
others CAPECO communicates its programs and services to those partners who can refer clients back.
In turn, CAPECO too becomes aware of established and up-and-coming services, helping to avoid
unnecessary duplication of services (where possible). There is also a responsibility to report back and
disseminate information to the entire organization in a timely manner.
• Programs and Services provided - Promote, inform, and educate all community members and partners
about CAPECO’s services and programs.
o CAPECO has close to 30 different services – Each service needs to be pushed individually to the
community, as opposed to overwhelming community members and partners with ALL that
CAPECO can help with. That’s not to say something shouldn’t be created and promoted to
encompass all programs and services CAPECO does provide.
o Keep the information simple, relevant – Define conditions for services that a community member
might need, e.g., Define eligibility criteria for homelessness, such as living in a car (among others),
as opposed to using an umbrella term like homeless.
o Advertise – Actually spend money on advertising. Organizations cannot solely rely on free social
media nor assume community partners are forwarding program and service information to their
clients.
o Refer community members – It is necessary for all staff to have knowledge of what services
CAPECO and other agencies offer and how and where to send people inside and outside of any
organization or agency.
o This is not just a CAPECO issue – A community-wide intention is what truly keeps an individual or
household form falling through the cracks.
• Community Participation - Include community members and partners when discussing potential and
new initiatives. Provide opportunities for the community to help lay the groundwork for new
programs and services with input from group settings and/or surveys.
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Appendix A – Surveys with Responses
Appendix B – Focus Group Responses
Appendix C – Services Inquired
Appendix D – Board of Directors Statement of Acceptance
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From Community Members & Partners, CAPECO Staff & Board of Directors
Appendix A.1 – Gilliam County
Appendix A.2 – Hood River County
Appendix A.3 – Morrow County
Appendix A.4 – Sherman County
Appendix A.5 – Umatilla County
Appendix A.6 – Wasco County
Appendix A.7 – Wheeler County
Appendix A.8 – Staff
Appendix A.9 – Board of Directors
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׉	 7cassandra://auVZucjSGD2x342-Qys3nJORK5OBmHE1ndNzzM1vL0E` d&M8ARd&M8AQ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://gL1EJeuOxXFtacW5wseZ7Kvy23cz6d9--eNjwSBc_z8 `׉	 7cassandra://cY10xXKSPnuktzDSwBlGbqDhurlCthNciDTayML-Pq40Z`s׉	 7cassandra://6zLJD5WMQuQTzeTZKBWR1yNaUw6-wzXvK02thPxHrGot` ׉	 7cassandra://iUAubP6Qdt7WUd1GIAQHl19EsiTdEtgHql-36iuoXPQ ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://aTsY4Eti7mXQP3ttw6XQCxbELYaa5Lt0VP7E8Kk8JKM q`׉	 7cassandra://AGXhb9dT8DxGyvutVIeuzLXmtppAWnkD9yPYx8itGQQ*`s׉	 7cassandra://1lZ_P6E9mup5z91W-OqDCZDjAPpvakRQBAGwExTAsngy` ׉	 7cassandra://Hu4mx051JLWSd8C1uESHzI4dJmIqBbewThtU0NqPsyk R͠]d&M8C׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://6zLJD5WMQuQTzeTZKBWR1yNaUw6-wzXvK02thPxHrGot` d&M8AS׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://1lZ_P6E9mup5z91W-OqDCZDjAPpvakRQBAGwExTAsngy` d&M8ATd&M8AS(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://OGVBk0N6VfCc-XgEnbGO6q7IZ_shy1BmWPImV-YTusY ` ׉	 7cassandra://KSMDfkaiykNmwN40C7psO9eqkdOX2zeAe19NZWmEJtw(`s׉	 7cassandra://lTMX4FdlTACPajwavz4Daia_YDMytUA5V-KHxjpiJo8` ׉	 7cassandra://oBCGY2hOXBoek77xIkTRXwUpHK2hoz2_1wabDX7vvgM >͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://p99Sdg_ezmiEuuXnvV8M7gzW1AjP84JLCI5zXU3trTA R` ׉	 7cassandra://bsBhum66C68Bv6T4qq0xQXUxVfQ1Ue1_q2RJCX1ZHuI6 ` s׉	 7cassandra://kuz504PNDqm0P1r4mwlZyWMBQv6Xy_OnfIospksd7jQU` ׉	 7cassandra://8hm-3lcgJGADS5Q3UwrB6ugF5m2fzg-AZuh_Q3k8Xro .
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׉	 7cassandra://lTMX4FdlTACPajwavz4Daia_YDMytUA5V-KHxjpiJo8` d&M8AU׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://kuz504PNDqm0P1r4mwlZyWMBQv6Xy_OnfIospksd7jQU` d&M8AVd&M8AU(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FvIbCQHmVE4_j_xpyoivT4gBJIiQyvjU_iRRn2sARI0 0`׉	 7cassandra://PjpEtjZQutY_qCAzMt40MrESjT5odNHgpu1nojaFYK4-` s׉	 7cassandra://nsXa3-OEb2Tq_-w5jRP-F_UHE0ZTIkicxJmt9Om8UTk` ׉	 7cassandra://CirHKQcALzh7ng0Gd-j_gvUM6AR4fkeNN-l6oS6sUQY ?͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://AUZvuxaZPKRecsa85GXFWvAeVbDQfxLK0s9QQWSOUwU M` ׉	 7cassandra://p74B__sKkQNJeRgmoVmQlI7ZQ7y4JErdZDHMEKSemjk&H`s׉	 7cassandra://_LSpa9lxWYafRncjvPrTNgwNfYnoV5Z06lAGzXuvsnI`  ׉	 7cassandra://UsU5cbuBodEXSQ0x9zO6iuAFm-c5q9ZDnCtEewLwfyc .͠]d&M8C׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://nsXa3-OEb2Tq_-w5jRP-F_UHE0ZTIkicxJmt9Om8UTk` d&M8AW׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://_LSpa9lxWYafRncjvPrTNgwNfYnoV5Z06lAGzXuvsnI`  d&M8AXd&M8AW(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://yFXvG31tt6du8wvkp-kZ4F9MEfZYPwRPCOUEr_JZHS0 Z`׉	 7cassandra://aiezAA8eAsCrAcC0sJOcQdCz5GNOa7_qFSGkd348-ZY(,`s׉	 7cassandra://r0hVaz-ZDURbDJDSKOL1_OVIqyFCytVJUvB9R0PpA1M` ׉	 7cassandra://5zcwiEAAMfkxofusM9TkNyK_t9v2w2jhGNw4qk7V5Bo Q|͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://58a8Ef4YJ7pzJUVGriBLjspVTVYhAtePkMopkzORB2g +~` ׉	 7cassandra://ApWmFrI4Sez9awOzMmaXj_MNZpIDOxb-5JLe0IyHMD8'` s׉	 7cassandra://W8nJX26VbjcPYJhmM9d2CjjQMxqmldrzZIJvqw4FF0k` ׉	 7cassandra://sLxjsnEECqdcjowShUZ31Tl5qEm-KrY6BUa0E88C8Roٌ͠]d&M8C׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://r0hVaz-ZDURbDJDSKOL1_OVIqyFCytVJUvB9R0PpA1M` d&M8AY׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://W8nJX26VbjcPYJhmM9d2CjjQMxqmldrzZIJvqw4FF0k` d&M8AZd&M8AY(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FFE-paJWMJaRtWdbbJqRRpFtFu8awC-YTJFv2REylng ?$` ׉	 7cassandra://pcXtPfRquQXvNA7-H7XnM6eHVMN0ZJG-atKiZaUVKuc"f`s׉	 7cassandra://N1hZWVtTCuwjRBgdxu38kGcISJ9uju8iGp_4GRR4veE` ׉	 7cassandra://HT9CN4hVWtwF4zvyYpd_mxSMSfziJUgfjbqNAlDAzdw͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://HbpXK_mhlCWu4c6n7uXIgh6jRM4ep8-upvZ22qxrrSU ` ׉	 7cassandra://12IP4IUKpr19Yu-YkJVuixgFtzeLmjIYAf5lBxLPv7M `s׉	 7cassandra://dBgaLjXhGXk6Vj3DozJl1UxAPAqdVCPMSWbC-DiWqRsk` ׉	 7cassandra://8-HSPfqyaLe_tiHFu7n94VdH6DltwOrTOSqWtsIGPDc &͠]d&M8C׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://N1hZWVtTCuwjRBgdxu38kGcISJ9uju8iGp_4GRR4veE` d&M8A[׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://dBgaLjXhGXk6Vj3DozJl1UxAPAqdVCPMSWbC-DiWqRsk` d&M8A\d&M8A[(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://2q8ESwpy4tMLCfCk9qyOhWvRqQZSzJfyNDk4boR4TOQ 27`׉	 7cassandra://zDKoA6TsHfS9B8j9fLpR_FOs51NMf60hn3q8wPeEF2E1` s׉	 7cassandra://OWzp4L7S55z9-5rTqvKgI_iGDxX-VqJC5GZ477PvIQ0r` ׉	 7cassandra://wEEC-aW0IhZklFyj0rvOlqaXGhdcDFWh0jlEk5kG0z0 ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://dx0Bmlj44zI-fBKnar8tsqeb_rrn7yi_GRC6-teXDSU ` ׉	 7cassandra://uQ3EcrrpPCiZkAlKMCjgbmWW_5wEt447Oly3AF-HT2A.`s׉	 7cassandra://7pSzS6NCRVtGS3bji_N0lbEGCwgdc1tWz7rvTIE-MKw ` ׉	 7cassandra://o-AcjRWcDU9qVdgliZCPW9dN94Ng6DvklEOk1rsZOH0 ͠]d&M8C׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://OWzp4L7S55z9-5rTqvKgI_iGDxX-VqJC5GZ477PvIQ0r` d&M8A]׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://7pSzS6NCRVtGS3bji_N0lbEGCwgdc1tWz7rvTIE-MKw ` d&M8A^d&M8A](בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://5AV2NehwHOeoghB2nXBAsFwO1q1gJS5a8UD4AkkKNVE C`׉	 7cassandra://Q4TEUhZJ5wL1l_9yaWwgRr-Usv-8uP75P5vbk0pMOrM&`s׉	 7cassandra://HkHJtqc4gUYkoC0S1uaMAxHHz1cQ671VOIyGzkW-8ME` ׉	 7cassandra://gHPT5SUydbFpH0MPbUl5e1VUgrlfV02JUIjnCKaGzms M\͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ItJIKItbljj9nuqO8lQJwdBl-aphpAvbcwQI_VuSsAs &`׉	 7cassandra://RFbz7WI-PapzyBYFPQWtNR5SBGIgwXdcuHriIN_st9U%`s׉	 7cassandra://V3Zx5oJR6AC1PARIRKeuj4R4IOKFk6W9YXLEsR-iYwE`  ׉	 7cassandra://VJ2wnUI4HdbUsNSviE1G3zJmOHW1i-1zvTjQKwfOJ6I (͠]d&M8C ׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://HkHJtqc4gUYkoC0S1uaMAxHHz1cQ671VOIyGzkW-8ME` d&M8A_׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://V3Zx5oJR6AC1PARIRKeuj4R4IOKFk6W9YXLEsR-iYwE`  d&M8A`d&M8A_(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://dkyRr1DrR7DztIdngAgdZsOOr56Yz0PZh1c1xUzJTTI =` ׉	 7cassandra://Aa72PGmHJcRVSm_haKfnjWpaEAMPta59tHB0EmTRvUA'`s׉	 7cassandra://NHNeiV5ID4qrVpoclqnHGP34WgftqOxNidlpgru3siE`  ׉	 7cassandra://GvYdqO8QblMnYV2IyIGw4-LJbfI2reAFkZouSjd_CeY͠]d&M8C"ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://3FgrTc594iU-c1W97PL5TAR8QY7m9eI3yyBEZ5sL6yY  w`׉	 7cassandra://Z5YLeLqkNZXqw7Sa2CDF5djr0sRneOzp1oOcsvaSerI$V`s׉	 7cassandra://yhyQAJSOnyxCL59QE-qQ9g1AwIWsT9J1AypPFThQlbI` ׉	 7cassandra://DtIClJumz_3C3vuI5mvYlZ6zPtzwr-BngQD-3fO6MR4 )P͠]d&M8C#׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://NHNeiV5ID4qrVpoclqnHGP34WgftqOxNidlpgru3siE`  d&M8Aa׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://yhyQAJSOnyxCL59QE-qQ9g1AwIWsT9J1AypPFThQlbI` d&M8Abd&M8Aa(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://XltDSsw_d2LSe1135EYF9u-jTTlUgccck131-XJ9Yek <.` ׉	 7cassandra://5OpeZlu0RUEeqB-8VwbXiae-Rzm3JGdjrFfV93M2jGg+` s׉	 7cassandra://PwYNhL1eXaFXsFjFJHR1k7sXCEeFZ4_QHrMIrYlEHxce` ׉	 7cassandra://f6x0hVs1eqVZFHBHf-Pwiqgg0hO5Gd0Aor6ODpRf_uc;͠]d&M8C%ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eDGDW06hNBZMXENmXzoyMQO33JqzfFzMq2j4p20cG7U SC` ׉	 7cassandra://9yCIc5ualx4hr_9i56IdHSYjOXB2qs1-iBEg6U84X9Y##`s׉	 7cassandra://rlG57wswF_SLLrwV7v_6NthZwZdGU7dyyZb1fQudHRU` ׉	 7cassandra://0a4Hh0V25_SPndNSo2HKmKGtqe82Q0uqviV9U0H_TCk͠]d&M8C&׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://PwYNhL1eXaFXsFjFJHR1k7sXCEeFZ4_QHrMIrYlEHxce` d&M8Ac׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://rlG57wswF_SLLrwV7v_6NthZwZdGU7dyyZb1fQudHRU` d&M8Add&M8Ac(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eSuOi9zI2Tz_o2ngiBqc_eHKXXJ4u7MaSvjwpVQplYA h` ׉	 7cassandra://Pb7cU8LLrMuSRcSmP4WCgaignMaN7wkJJkyRsQy7PCc&o`s׉	 7cassandra://WRJzmKQx8DlvWFjTg_sdTHQJlEzQnbT0UUMFpNVq5Yo` ׉	 7cassandra://ZoSwWocGB9iQT8RX0aXRBy6Q3vw1-0wioNIbvCD0s_c 8͠]d&M8C(ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://uJabX9YN9AD7c7aSWS03rO3Dyd-lsUTAWIgc09IvJHk ` ׉	 7cassandra://X4lyljjJEIVMoADNnTNpCyL8FzjPk7FL-_Esqvjp8G0-`s׉	 7cassandra://3CD6Jg4mXnnveqhKjFb1c5_3upwWLoa7NoXk0nl0E8M` ׉	 7cassandra://VE6Z025LC4ZnCI5WTk_S9SuwOODTvQueUJ5YR7HGa0I I͠]d&M8C)׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://WRJzmKQx8DlvWFjTg_sdTHQJlEzQnbT0UUMFpNVq5Yo` d&M8Ae׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://3CD6Jg4mXnnveqhKjFb1c5_3upwWLoa7NoXk0nl0E8M` d&M8Afd&M8Ae(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://OXpQ8XO4apD7CHT_G1LkyXUEOJxC-mETv7CMXhBao4I [` ׉	 7cassandra://xdmTJRed-OWNxKHG1LrhZI09imql3Ao7Nrtm4pR3KNw(`s׉	 7cassandra://aUHrG7ynWxaNgkVuS3Xy-bWGigVvmoyHlBAlUqcM-FQ` ׉	 7cassandra://b8wcPyfqAN1YJuwHvgaZeUCFjp30c3OYP3NL5QTCAeU R͠]d&M8C+ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://BL7KQCo5TvnL2Mb5WHMW-FrCcx9PirUNxSihvc-XXrg 0E` ׉	 7cassandra://Tq84vgRQUjR-Sya7Mhx_CWbM90ipobqHC0MPteHStsA[`s׉	 7cassandra://ulqPdVWK53t11dOVoyx0tHWK2HmnKRyxxYJcstF9M_c` ׉	 7cassandra://0BLNDKziFb5P9JVfCyWsXoFwm9CRWFdYnl1j4gh0_RE|͠]d&M8C,׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://aUHrG7ynWxaNgkVuS3Xy-bWGigVvmoyHlBAlUqcM-FQ` d&M8Ag׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ulqPdVWK53t11dOVoyx0tHWK2HmnKRyxxYJcstF9M_c` d&M8Ahd&M8Ag(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jx_b5UkwvB1anfeysnEcuVlRzEsNbmC8azYEe2NegZM ` ׉	 7cassandra://xSWS5h0hFChFMD2snlnI0bOF3bv0ocnBFWngFKyywOoU` s׉	 7cassandra://HWSHipQ6m61FEdbeuWyDkvReCtx7nR8qCTfiVtFL2KM`  ׉	 7cassandra://6M8OEWxgZm_NgiCLs7CjD3Gtg92MeWQgmIk1dQ3oUhs͠]d&M8C.ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://vTyY65rphfQLXpCK89aOdiOdMroPR__GdhZ0Rvim3ac ` ׉	 7cassandra://sft-1K3UDkqJipd1ZC9QIvtffVnQfb5I4DjmcRn7Mtw"` s׉	 7cassandra://lp6pzb2RGdjon6JMw40-WrrHMRHqEYaQtpkpUy5x2JY` ׉	 7cassandra://4Urn9xb6CCYDbiIWOtNRobtrwarzqpdpvBayiXmGq1IE͠]d&M8C/׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://HWSHipQ6m61FEdbeuWyDkvReCtx7nR8qCTfiVtFL2KM`  d&M8Ai׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://lp6pzb2RGdjon6JMw40-WrrHMRHqEYaQtpkpUy5x2JY` d&M8Ajd&M8Ai(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://y9GDN2B9N3OP8ZA-NHQMdFFO1UAyPpIT9DWdmip8Yz4` ׉	 7cassandra://C0m0COnq9ETgTgOdHOp0OoOgoH-4iG84XA_42WKFGTI ` s׉	 7cassandra://l_Izy24AAGEopVY0TNcEgRrHd0wtJqO_VXgfDID5vaQ
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׉	 7cassandra://l_Izy24AAGEopVY0TNcEgRrHd0wtJqO_VXgfDID5vaQ
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׉	 7cassandra://y3-dTDIM53x1Jvwqk_mDGoJwMZgda34pNAIe4tVM_bY`  d&M8Ald&M8Ak(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://pkzSzjCbR2473UML_5nOzBIMHs5UyLq8_OZMdW1Xv5s W` ׉	 7cassandra://yB05tiXZ8Rk1FUSP9-74-xGCl7jzP-m8n43szyvsSh0)I`s׉	 7cassandra://ErEXIyTm9ORIA6_I0xCyvr9q9okOxuOBMlaXedDRTpgE` ׉	 7cassandra://UTfccfTL_eQfag7gk8S8UbeEzDSg3XHv_jJqJNSOyTI Gb͠]d&M8C4ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://TC_ykvLZTm5pTBPQ2PY4RCOuC9AcFTNpKtI6-WgSe_8 A` ׉	 7cassandra://uU8rhfFvWrMIwtlTVhYHOSSqyPmk8AAEoKvLDnag-b4%`s׉	 7cassandra://4_18DU7-pJPB8DPwS-XhN7P3KjvTTcUkGGAnDiM3LhU/` ׉	 7cassandra://JIwcj8uGFrcL1AuJvSqvW2k7A4HYxYBJdi4KUlfS_kg ͠]d&M8C5׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ErEXIyTm9ORIA6_I0xCyvr9q9okOxuOBMlaXedDRTpgE` d&M8Am׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://4_18DU7-pJPB8DPwS-XhN7P3KjvTTcUkGGAnDiM3LhU/` d&M8And&M8Am(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://kY1OVoCkzYniX34AUuhcL8LboVvI9rClSgUqIiNGoqo QF` ׉	 7cassandra://E5TdRKrXZWnWFi5Mbp6Gk34OQ8mIz4d76HC0nX7K6yM-`s׉	 7cassandra://943hpB_6NdIaJPUMUq-Id-5uN67Q6PlGPxG5iRxq0Y8H` ׉	 7cassandra://_BOaL4twBcV2z-83U_-ZfQAMtUHsIOkXOT0dbJLlEds @͠]d&M8C7ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://vXPfStQ6B6KC2q6ImxW1ju_4XivJDRpWxSqu1r7DeKk A` ׉	 7cassandra://zio2Vhl5OF8RO5owR-1-wGfIiPm1cr6ACwLZ4ZeZVgM2w` s׉	 7cassandra://lnl_CYde8ZrhLku6SeAH6hR35h6oULMYMRcua-a82Tg` ׉	 7cassandra://lFiuHRFdMo9u5QzkSlcAZ_9ji4w7oPjqyGpBvRGm54k <͠]d&M8C8׉E ~Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
Housing
Income Management
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׉	 7cassandra://943hpB_6NdIaJPUMUq-Id-5uN67Q6PlGPxG5iRxq0Y8H` d&M8Ao׉E Linkages
Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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׉	 7cassandra://lnl_CYde8ZrhLku6SeAH6hR35h6oULMYMRcua-a82Tg` d&M8Apd&M8Ao(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://a2mx8a4-_3Jpd2e_R9c0HNn6gEHpD2o3osBgYBL0T8M !v` ׉	 7cassandra://7js1Sju7BQ55X5TmGvrH6pqAC6N7Qib9odcY3fMMhX8`s׉	 7cassandra://UG7FpVdJPp2m6hO_TLhHh6wpqEe_ASG7C14rhC8WTTE` ׉	 7cassandra://_sdP5PqcrZwRlzH7uQ4ljuyoG4NfrFy74yNvgRNO1nM(͠]d&M8C:ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://sIF3t0BhWqkiarSDiYOo4wZ3qbaehOcxDXT3AUfAwVY ` ׉	 7cassandra://NU27Xxjxl8ArnR6NJppYbXDRAUns4E-lEASw8pZ1M-o(M`s׉	 7cassandra://Syd4I-sv9RahhEHW5lcZFGXBJv0nCW3GYP2tk5mg_lIC` ׉	 7cassandra://pgTumQdvs4PoG6ofwD5uJo__3ROwcQqKDklNPJ5E48I X͠]d&M8C;׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://UG7FpVdJPp2m6hO_TLhHh6wpqEe_ASG7C14rhC8WTTE` d&M8Aq׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Syd4I-sv9RahhEHW5lcZFGXBJv0nCW3GYP2tk5mg_lIC` d&M8Ard&M8Aq(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://mSsU6YmoNTHvbLqJtWDJwTbvVCmqqw7WPHSlt7VpdTU "`׉	 7cassandra://LYMHi_wrSQoF_-WyWNTOpSlqgpcP1_ekw7YcE87MV7k5d`s׉	 7cassandra://Mmv7qnDw8WZPeJEj0eS_aQ5tmqEtb9Lzh_sV7I9tPps` ׉	 7cassandra://LGTKkeGLGAvOnowECrEeAgctfxpeeAYXKYqTHZcInes ͠]d&M8C=ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://bdgNSU_X9vrRjCupCoHrPh-GYOoAFC7tQPFkOnWItbU J` ׉	 7cassandra://MRL8Bo2YeSzLr-eOiIwuScOn9EPe7_TaTk2KpNZgLOc#_`s׉	 7cassandra://TRDQtNaP8UcC8ZxJhWHO2Y_oQC5DmMEuW_U1K8QsR-k` ׉	 7cassandra://7hAEflRpfuXHH5uk72shvXTBO4_4NogmmBxVWfP79gQ ͠]d&M8C>׉E ^Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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׉	 7cassandra://Mmv7qnDw8WZPeJEj0eS_aQ5tmqEtb9Lzh_sV7I9tPps` d&M8As׉E XAppendix A.2 – Hood River County
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׉	 7cassandra://TRDQtNaP8UcC8ZxJhWHO2Y_oQC5DmMEuW_U1K8QsR-k` d&M8Atd&M8As(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://QfuhWwSdexd77fe7J7rpPOy1Nepw-uXaVt4GHfKxm3c B` ׉	 7cassandra://Cvj7PXVKRzhArFok48QoqR7G-Gu2V1AWafxei7enzlc$`s׉	 7cassandra://Jwf9iV_vmgqKqG4STM0QfLG50AruhVAFmpkhjBwowsw_` ׉	 7cassandra://aEAxhvvsU1TprIAkkgvqouVV338312FQBaB17i7nV_g>͠]d&M8C@ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://M9HhvD4lV5O9FVahol6s3ssUw-tNZu6iZj23m4pDzgw ^` ׉	 7cassandra://FNqkD195HOBjUrgtxt5NA6o8ez0qWjjZnQQ321dzFVU.` s׉	 7cassandra://xTXB8wyihb7ZHBh9Ukeocksx9tpMwbdwiLL-ZSNIi98` ׉	 7cassandra://ouogeLeLgsJkCHEePBNJ98FaLaZdit0pwfAq4B7U2Y0  P͠]d&M8CA׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Jwf9iV_vmgqKqG4STM0QfLG50AruhVAFmpkhjBwowsw_` d&M8Au׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://xTXB8wyihb7ZHBh9Ukeocksx9tpMwbdwiLL-ZSNIi98` d&M8Avd&M8Au(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://YbB94Z8Vz1wLEbmbobVAwoJvuw_1UZMw4pWTdf-_oik K6` ׉	 7cassandra://f_HwiqgxFwf6s18_I6LaJoVhhvu5d54JlHlsNdWFPjo$`s׉	 7cassandra://UQCH87m4qdg-Yqk8YOhNYNJDrkvKXxyp-oRJ_ItWE9EF` ׉	 7cassandra://8V4ocwSsDOA83x58KgmrxkR3VoXm1JS3bYgD_80MPqE 
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׉	 7cassandra://UQCH87m4qdg-Yqk8YOhNYNJDrkvKXxyp-oRJ_ItWE9EF` d&M8Aw׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ecD4WEDkWn0swby40cD4xNAnWMJjfoql5BFIPHRejEQ` d&M8Axd&M8Aw(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://yaYNWeAJxPfw-zOXoMiua2UnBjDK9hrJh4M1kL2VgAg d` ׉	 7cassandra://AfvIlkzSVQR0c9BKD3s4j78mLtF1phAOXELTGsvCwKU*}`s׉	 7cassandra://idth8AGpWVTH-o2bCn_LMYT2VHhiFFgjxFlKqCLPYtE` ׉	 7cassandra://wBzz20L94sZ3d_3IBjv2QWBMQ2n5JMUPPp9GgF6Slyw W͠]d&M8CHט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://4C-hhG902d17fa6x0AfRPehzqy8VtZP2_FQZNwJltJ0 :` ׉	 7cassandra://DFlh7ZlGvwoD3vLbAzaV20_vCEoAmD-HxpLsEjaOm643`s׉	 7cassandra://oOv73YqWv7wZIGQl2OFx6JaC_Pymdf_89dKx-ziY8gE` ׉	 7cassandra://rwDfeUrK5DlbtL4HcucXNohIdKYELBuld6Jz_UtJy0Q ͠]d&M8CI׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://idth8AGpWVTH-o2bCn_LMYT2VHhiFFgjxFlKqCLPYtE` d&M8Ay׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://oOv73YqWv7wZIGQl2OFx6JaC_Pymdf_89dKx-ziY8gE` d&M8Azd&M8Ay(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jKpZy4ZqvUm5KMhJhFATndqdWn9NiH2e7QT0CIQ4LH0 O` ׉	 7cassandra://vBQ88U0jUP1huWQ5jtLhT70g-xw-ea7PjpbfQs16fJU%N`s׉	 7cassandra://WZdCOpcm6ndeDYlKo6ZBerHMOksqcUhLKBI62W-G8LQi` ׉	 7cassandra://lBKc6nrWKiYCqLqE_gDLBMjx-X-K1AjvMOOFjdKs60Q ͠]d&M8CKט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://iAY4BXy8-Xw8apMViaD76ZRm8THHEA_eOrLrYc4kESQ ';` ׉	 7cassandra://MUjrOSYCvlu-6-pRuTWMIa8RVp0YHZ3rkmYMSr4KW84%.`s׉	 7cassandra://48Bj_kvtDpvzF-NEQhNOh8RR2pESCP7VUQ10gzZ0z94` ׉	 7cassandra://L89zXCJKR2veZpfeOCVfzRmCXQDLmvxZ_lBolNzeo4Y͠]d&M8CL׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://WZdCOpcm6ndeDYlKo6ZBerHMOksqcUhLKBI62W-G8LQi` d&M8A{׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://48Bj_kvtDpvzF-NEQhNOh8RR2pESCP7VUQ10gzZ0z94` d&M8A|d&M8A{(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Rg59Mz4_rz-zDV7incTrc_gainIRVF_F7YsWDDPqxEw ` ׉	 7cassandra://WAMj2pHm3vk-I4pe_E-JklhCTdepaH_0zTAJIY0Awsw1`s׉	 7cassandra://bNTgQFD76BMnz8EXTCxaT_kWlJiy7SVRid2eKbbOGXg` ׉	 7cassandra://sjJU0dD9k0_BfV-lvQH_HtX0Bx0R64TL11c2vI7goQQ u͠]d&M8CNט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://H5NYMVZB1QsjRRu-8qHBgSz1g5V-cc8oDFiFjrnTjlg ` ׉	 7cassandra://BEw8kG6MulkA6pgUr478pQfNq8zpYLVgDfxLPmAiJLM*`s׉	 7cassandra://5xu2cEI8fUFyjVw9Tidxls1lsOyqa5iKQv-zC8UeZZU` ׉	 7cassandra://sh_6t5bGu6HcobR1aI0i3E6E_8jbn2al9KBDfR7ihJo 2͠]d&M8CO׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://bNTgQFD76BMnz8EXTCxaT_kWlJiy7SVRid2eKbbOGXg` d&M8A}׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://5xu2cEI8fUFyjVw9Tidxls1lsOyqa5iKQv-zC8UeZZU` d&M8A~d&M8A}(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://lv4uRJqxZQ8RQKc83andxIR-ZHHjLuN4bqHWhdEm3mU h-` ׉	 7cassandra://KgIsA2zSvN9QYvwLb4vmAIfRE4qiqanDrjuPyv_OlRQ(`s׉	 7cassandra://FebjUVwpOEsu3jhmNwhxnhLmktHx9KxNU4DCid3je1A4` ׉	 7cassandra://o9lMdd75Mi25gm6IiDzMPaj-GMJy4gNG6dV_1iZmZxI -͠]d&M8CQט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://SuF0tuBpIauFA4tdE_gwDTjl7dS9ygLkmwutoDTLC4A o` ׉	 7cassandra://HBMQ0plH1Xm3ZtgLARGgQWlVLGLBYDrhwBxmgTrE81g0e` s׉	 7cassandra://nTjmES4b_MZUtWmzMC5B2MMZP2Kn2XxmDe3t5Jl6Yyc` ׉	 7cassandra://viBU7mOQAgxxvFuD7lZtJ9IW2wIZ5aBGjOCioaRLfnA ͠]d&M8CR׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://FebjUVwpOEsu3jhmNwhxnhLmktHx9KxNU4DCid3je1A4` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://nTjmES4b_MZUtWmzMC5B2MMZP2Kn2XxmDe3t5Jl6Yyc` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://k7vN6dinBaGSuqUlq3AK_Hj8hhy7Nwhh6xgY60cslPA "x` ׉	 7cassandra://dss1R4WRq6VQH4Ym2MTeGbZuKnKF1m7f6SRZCW3idZE,` s׉	 7cassandra://SVYvd-i1d4OAh6CUEmK1OHz2IBD3W4mCekfnmwlG1KI`  ׉	 7cassandra://GGaDETiXU8afjKWUN5uXcuM7iMLbrZ_QjkJn-4UqWFoװ͠]d&M8CTט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://dkyk0PonD3FCbvKARg85JXbnZ5oYA69XqBgOxyswq8k [` ׉	 7cassandra://339oMjr_WmyXA8q7qq3blsJiYgJ3c6ke4UK50xyy3fw*`s׉	 7cassandra://MeTBQwwpRbqlAZBwQdEuvol9lSe01XYHHA-8Wo7tV-A` ׉	 7cassandra://teMjcSP9VwozgSU-E9msJcgq0FpEYkb8wXk3IwZQEw8 \͠]d&M8CU׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://SVYvd-i1d4OAh6CUEmK1OHz2IBD3W4mCekfnmwlG1KI`  d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://MeTBQwwpRbqlAZBwQdEuvol9lSe01XYHHA-8Wo7tV-A` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://YxkWuTrfiXSjB0qs7ffZlqpUHPx36lm93jYdU8xbb80 .` ׉	 7cassandra://Xzun0N6Dzi8aaFx9_5tU3ov0EC9S4_fucibDXD3t6a0"`s׉	 7cassandra://qFM7Od39vv93vf3yS7ODHbn0EDB7vaNiKhClUtEyfX0J` ׉	 7cassandra://QefxObojhsimaYgIAvk2r6myk1iYanatYllmiLCJch0p͠]d&M8CWט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://SNW4DrxU3DIG5Qojw2aSKU7oJ79hAYqQG4qe0dF-hdc r` ׉	 7cassandra://ETnm4_CETBwv1XCsFVvjgYZ23ekngrkncM5qyquVAl00@` s׉	 7cassandra://DKZjLNPYyeA7g6JZtHA46uxq4Q2YLAOmmRRFpZ7A1Nk2` ׉	 7cassandra://v_HwXxu2iYgwFYjhPN-ilikwpwV8T_-Z3ehe4mKHYDY  ͠]d&M8CX׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://qFM7Od39vv93vf3yS7ODHbn0EDB7vaNiKhClUtEyfX0J` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://DKZjLNPYyeA7g6JZtHA46uxq4Q2YLAOmmRRFpZ7A1Nk2` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://F646CNuz5QdF-4zMwcIp-ohqjp-SVreSSXal9eIyoNI O` ׉	 7cassandra://vUpYSLCC8rtabDCyIOFbOeZh3eW1CiBmTq6cGlHcbnQ$X`s׉	 7cassandra://CiISi9Rjud14WmdFv-s8MJBD0liicuLGzqWYhBJT0Wo` ׉	 7cassandra://QRrzvryjyQpXKzvtaK7washWnadtHtpsZPVYifxRQHE͠]d&M8CZט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eXLnAih572JEMiUE9GfEHAPr0C-tadRjytD7ql7EbJw ` ׉	 7cassandra://h0RVXPEDeynDUzn68QoCz2sB2aoFAcQefcxdxR2AyhM(` s׉	 7cassandra://AP-uuBtMFGiXtZmsiCx5fx3SmCqw4DuiIH8cpduaJF4}`  ׉	 7cassandra://qtvEeHl0ZGS1JnFw8XpBb6TEwpQ5q2sdfmej7SFNKGw͠]d&M8C[׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://CiISi9Rjud14WmdFv-s8MJBD0liicuLGzqWYhBJT0Wo` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://AP-uuBtMFGiXtZmsiCx5fx3SmCqw4DuiIH8cpduaJF4}`  d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://flgHTV9G0TnbhRLZpqh0vweaoSjbBFiZ-TARAUgxPXI a` ׉	 7cassandra://RfWBpYM5Et7Pz4q1p5eeDWQkx022DW3LgvlI1qiYC_g)F`s׉	 7cassandra://ioEu0VkcYHJrQ760XO4dvHOjpdHOvyH8bwdO4ZndF7E` ׉	 7cassandra://_9wIgf_SBBtk5XiqH7dGVLzHOH0SRHQWE2hlLmh9ogc ͠]d&M8C]ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ZviraNZ33p-1c9aYaJM8UcSUm0kHKw8EYWZ9BphBSHU ` ׉	 7cassandra://KEV-tVnR6fZiiZau7-Buuu6Aix_VT8KMmBqXfD4JaAI1`s׉	 7cassandra://_LGGzHLpguNnHTLiTzfIvJoHgY_XKY9jK7jfHKTHTW0` ׉	 7cassandra://3qtWPBDNf_H8J5FbhYsXq7ehXowZJAbxZaD8aX3drAo Á͠]d&M8C^׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ioEu0VkcYHJrQ760XO4dvHOjpdHOvyH8bwdO4ZndF7E` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://_LGGzHLpguNnHTLiTzfIvJoHgY_XKY9jK7jfHKTHTW0` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ukcMrAUYyc8N_lqWe9HKY3gct0AwwDMzpl-zVNN-6fA `׉	 7cassandra://VckHtTFfcIWsMZG0SB5iuxbp3Js-P1T31mR602ytcPM,N`s׉	 7cassandra://hH-NzWe8ZW3EMJe_zcHilR7H6i3vxVlOOg0ZKSQvU3kn` ׉	 7cassandra://97OC6338v80k3Gt3a8M1_EODtTRpB78-Eb_SIZ3sb0E ;͠]d&M8C`ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://h1hTrDdSgB99EX4XS1AhmPiShAdq8Wkg_8-ZLAtJ27E 0`׉	 7cassandra://OasYmiTHHnNFT4dGHeKIPdHWhXhiA6-oezjH2zpeDhE'`s׉	 7cassandra://hbGLddHxmP6ZizJPekDn6GUuj0l027XwoFwx8_hsOJg5` ׉	 7cassandra://nficQQscWixuK85WNAjwiiUNz2perUD4B9UhY8V7UcY>͠]d&M8Ca׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://hH-NzWe8ZW3EMJe_zcHilR7H6i3vxVlOOg0ZKSQvU3kn` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://hbGLddHxmP6ZizJPekDn6GUuj0l027XwoFwx8_hsOJg5` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://fsYIVVLJQq9DSvA0e8LXQXk_JoslbbKmIjKt_UbwKSA L` ׉	 7cassandra://ZAp9CnvUmt2WKm7-o3d51JlXH5lTJ9OagFlojsuNpX4(m`s׉	 7cassandra://9yiY4DjjigVmQMIC2v67o5yIHgEBOEkRJpOp1kEOP_o` ׉	 7cassandra://30y-0GEczzzBtY7CRPwO9VZdXJeHNA8IdncZ_8UJjNY͠]d&M8Ccט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://4Ywn0Q0G-pcr2YKOFCEJwKUkWvq-pEXzLrc70_mAVBg M` ׉	 7cassandra://4MEbMazthtbeS6TqGG9GTfWJ-xnkdV5w7WYqW_lOvsg&`s׉	 7cassandra://rqUMvlM9kc2wZrwmuO-6f0oN2YBPM2sR6MBboxIboiM` ׉	 7cassandra://MVEUE6YL0nEz2Ay1CLEnkjfyy-2gVfHlo1HAgtaVloY͠]d&M8Cd׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://9yiY4DjjigVmQMIC2v67o5yIHgEBOEkRJpOp1kEOP_o` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://rqUMvlM9kc2wZrwmuO-6f0oN2YBPM2sR6MBboxIboiM` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://o8P_bFVHRZyCjUFOkUSgwHDxl2P8QLEmaAwGrztPqSc i` ׉	 7cassandra://QnC26q6aZEWxnyY854C-p3AY4aQGTdUJsPuMxrVDQQk&[`s׉	 7cassandra://5lRNULlMyTebeQvw5ACR-3DBk6gXWIQhbHDPswKf3HUI` ׉	 7cassandra://iLVWsr2dGNMsAPPp_rbnuXMSK7skp6UZPxoVsy0D9zY 0F͠]d&M8Cgט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ZlmdocbM4cvA5HwwcV21ElJx_4PbO13lM9Qr08t_A5g G` ׉	 7cassandra://1tPUmfowRLg8J92xO4iQhl4-FBgGgxpksh4603iToMI%`s׉	 7cassandra://y5WCgFMd1UXngDn2lnHo2_m8Sf6_0QRaL39vzuHLdyQ` ׉	 7cassandra://NVTL6r2KDLnZN72A6xG7SUWYMjUeA_I9D9bARGuVTqw͠]d&M8Ci׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://5lRNULlMyTebeQvw5ACR-3DBk6gXWIQhbHDPswKf3HUI` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://y5WCgFMd1UXngDn2lnHo2_m8Sf6_0QRaL39vzuHLdyQ` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://P1wUo-q9M6pjjGOh3qFT5-GNIH0naWbN5SefD9zaPik Rp` ׉	 7cassandra://iXKw0WTXmGO-yq4aelxVpZqNC4wLwpe0c7ltjje0aSs"`s׉	 7cassandra://M7bCO7GpW_KFtfsb1NfjIYtuS_aHXY2g3g-fmraEXd8x` ׉	 7cassandra://awtAI8p02Oh4fnzR1X7QgcAYCPV5rBQRq9fLK2mGVnE 	͠]d&M8Clט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FsFfwNni6PrdcodryF4anTh62ZpgJAUrlO0J6k3_TqQ )` ׉	 7cassandra://hjUh46LFt1d3msRcJ2yCcnUhpqhwk1DuhAorviTAD5Q.`s׉	 7cassandra://uqNp5672HPs1b38YSUYWn2XQGrijV1oZeV1Tuud7604t` ׉	 7cassandra://-p0YIONsgC7KfH4PNGgLklbntnTwrsYHbLYBw-pYzoo F͠]d&M8Cm׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://M7bCO7GpW_KFtfsb1NfjIYtuS_aHXY2g3g-fmraEXd8x` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://uqNp5672HPs1b38YSUYWn2XQGrijV1oZeV1Tuud7604t` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://sYwnCG3YvkF4WQPgeEF49fA32kspBHxfrV7JaBZsAK4 ` ׉	 7cassandra://rhuzq7TH4dvDxEEDDk6moHg7_Gf_6qHsclsasRL5iAo-(`s׉	 7cassandra://SrB9YKUIFgvRivIVnmL_v9cHO6bnchqM0AAtx73wnPc ` ׉	 7cassandra://wDaLE0SK0skEDLBMvaOf-1n7QfI1s2lNgCaEqI8qLBQ ͠]d&M8Coט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://0dc4m5JePui36x3lGXMFOgHNEP0ldUjDIf0eWfbtbVA '` ׉	 7cassandra://jiIe8U0UGa9ECiJ9feAwD_RGVbdu4Gy0T5JvMFWEfP4`s׉	 7cassandra://rnGY1uOMdooTMeQaN4MvLDuHDx1lgSgsNFVLxE8-Wc84` ׉	 7cassandra://BPUSOC06_VVXlLLxa6DXnEBdtrhPh4mgOa1C2N0kdCE{͠]d&M8Cp׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://SrB9YKUIFgvRivIVnmL_v9cHO6bnchqM0AAtx73wnPc ` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://rnGY1uOMdooTMeQaN4MvLDuHDx1lgSgsNFVLxE8-Wc84` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://JTIl7N7JUaXflZ0zX6QjDzsjl2Sx1EVKZNzO8i1w2jg ` ׉	 7cassandra://eAIy93L1KD3B5SmWZ20EgSjCsAUBKlyD6z-qS8Q-WOY!` s׉	 7cassandra://96PEDG-9ZBzE1Q28xKEFAgv6HYEYY3HOGXVy77mYJhYk` ׉	 7cassandra://zcgSgTDG_bq6gl8uEfNpSjo-66NqfKlmpPB-3WHGujw͠]d&M8Crט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://4EHj2uc8j6DcymqtCYYe1QmqTujD2joM3e9BAyU2gDg u` ׉	 7cassandra://0PQQj_ktMnAPa04-zVhZrG3CBFnYxIOvOD1Vp96AoCs$` s׉	 7cassandra://XSsiTYMkEeEWoEbo94y9xK-UYIEc-4t9h834Z4-pPfY` ׉	 7cassandra://-J8g8LSl_Fy_2lLViTmTU9qIcCzWmNQQ_Jx6k4vduhUj͠]d&M8Cs׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://96PEDG-9ZBzE1Q28xKEFAgv6HYEYY3HOGXVy77mYJhYk` d&M8A׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://XSsiTYMkEeEWoEbo94y9xK-UYIEc-4t9h834Z4-pPfY` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://pBSorYNLaun2_3kV1BVi0paUhMAVOOJmJDKrc4_pMCA` ׉	 7cassandra://URehydXDWGFKDHy2G8KiVF8tjdlRydDFCJ63svRI0bw`s׉	 7cassandra://2Uf92hdwpLkCzdHPZb2oo-njw_odWg4rFu0vVSFXDHMp` ׉	 7cassandra://5I8YK5jfB6U5ZjqXyNpsQbAdXZqdzCyiC1GLNmKp-Ikͱ͠]d&M8Cuט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://JP5qrTz7ml9wnRSag37PGiwA3_b61BgccbHIROhb9pEW` ׉	 7cassandra://6PIiYM0HNm1h1SuVM2kCy8ItEb3oNZD214Z_QwSKTHs!^` s׉	 7cassandra://owp7boiCOvgIZTdnFWs0_Cc6Rn8gjqLkQUcSo6ckHMYH` ׉	 7cassandra://ItG4BzjaHzT17pfX3pc6FNaf6vtQFQqal_V6V50uZckͬ͠]d&M8Cv׉E 5CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://2Uf92hdwpLkCzdHPZb2oo-njw_odWg4rFu0vVSFXDHMp` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://owp7boiCOvgIZTdnFWs0_Cc6Rn8gjqLkQUcSo6ckHMYH` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://iOsxKgfdwXytSzTdbITWYQtycbEtfNcjl2tLU1pUNfY ` ׉	 7cassandra://YQg2U7XHzGxdcsxXCqzkS_wE-2x2TAF31YeRSou74IE'`s׉	 7cassandra://zonncdg9utFrOPi_6_NqtFzp84zqnAvOcrzpCaBC918` ׉	 7cassandra://5BH9TL2R_9gXxpwf9IyHLGYMEanNtjL3QBn007HSArg ><͠]d&M8Cxט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://hmGe6rhcewzr4VJIkLn4WQ_MsWqrpZDfRasskuQ54FA `׉	 7cassandra://iPp7W3U9CDXd107T76aszIEsupdcyXhzZdzdC9c2jPY*`s׉	 7cassandra://5Zj7Qd6-1DrMxWc6bO4qNqV7wwLzGbhXDhzu0yzScFM` ׉	 7cassandra://DPUA8G3ZFjwj1ZT2Ldy8-4UnafHAjbPGfwq3xzpW7zg ;͠]d&M8Cy׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://zonncdg9utFrOPi_6_NqtFzp84zqnAvOcrzpCaBC918` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://5Zj7Qd6-1DrMxWc6bO4qNqV7wwLzGbhXDhzu0yzScFM` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://njnQTYulwo2OmV-q_myF1ggpHAD4kwgRyT2pBNl2r4Y \` ׉	 7cassandra://C_M6iK8dcQ97GOyXNKtXgqB_XXsivlX3f_NXDKaxqN8.K`s׉	 7cassandra://FxPlrTLpTYNgYOHi8xtrNZSQznKDGOoy6Gmv1NnEtO4f` ׉	 7cassandra://0G3ND2UgN0kqukaW0uIJ81T4_yE1xq33evA-fG1BnvM `0͠]d&M8C{ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ZzRNDxIUB9GlwTkBO6m5rKVHuitKuF8kKD6nIHnVwaY @` ׉	 7cassandra://yOIm3WiYAWJfpKJgcCvKpGBIPHjGF8UdwcF5ORoy8mk3` s׉	 7cassandra://CZGXN5CSdvTSupdUezHX1RVTlcZZ0bSA2-eCSnjULJ0` ׉	 7cassandra://KVi7JVPjeHPHn2r9bpzbPdRdo_1WClcHqzfV1fGTZ_Q8͠]d&M8C|׉E Employment
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Health
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׉	 7cassandra://FxPlrTLpTYNgYOHi8xtrNZSQznKDGOoy6Gmv1NnEtO4f` d&M8A׉E Linkages
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Services for Senior Citizens
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׉	 7cassandra://CZGXN5CSdvTSupdUezHX1RVTlcZZ0bSA2-eCSnjULJ0` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://8ZHxCk0EJuagUof1rsA2LdoK3U7LI-vWkPN1AYRW3po Q9` ׉	 7cassandra://Bhmf0esvtxnFDKrryzWM9pX7pHTfGIJEWyA99ralGWg*` s׉	 7cassandra://eL9bbhutEr8ghABSMzyHB_y5c-FwXYrasC9xyp3fR9Y` ׉	 7cassandra://8W4AQuGzK3m8bd3mqNjfABui4jw6X4vvv0l8YPg72Qc B͠]d&M8C~ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://IoQAZpx-DGdqV9nCZf9d_WRi4kWOZebqTrNItZJ1SG4 &` ׉	 7cassandra://rOFNljy5FItjl0Qvgxv5heuCUc2DKbl2HQOjsnx33DA*d`s׉	 7cassandra://kREH7lH67KCVwZjqoHu4KO5mXODnUoEhyJnP7d2TClI4` ׉	 7cassandra://nwvnv6cAk2Afh2JWWS4WOsQ2Otb9qVfeXf62gyEL-eA |͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://eL9bbhutEr8ghABSMzyHB_y5c-FwXYrasC9xyp3fR9Y` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://kREH7lH67KCVwZjqoHu4KO5mXODnUoEhyJnP7d2TClI4` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://V5Wi2WFW-aDm_AUw1oWvLelTMAeKPNgilkDrg_24wGI 6` ׉	 7cassandra://-ZF8GSr_NvqKuUx_dksPQ5vZVYzRl5p7eF1FB8sZAWo+`s׉	 7cassandra://qLHbXKCG5ovXVKFXg18X2lKLI_XzujvNefwJsSh4W0U` ׉	 7cassandra://jVKf_WHpUZnM24pzPz0ym56PtnLUFWEF2YD68i-zs0I "3͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://VekHUdTRcTzhyQsQEjze-3yIN6S8zUeiYbBi-d0Oin4 d` ׉	 7cassandra://a4-OT8pA6Lgi7OhcR6jNp5o2PO78cTpsEQIC5_We-Dg$V`s׉	 7cassandra://S0iZpaBgf9EyXH3kIYAB3NpDBVmOlnp5wEIbfCxL6jgc` ׉	 7cassandra://iXsHt0ciH7FTn1U-ONgMn33dR6k6_384ixzu2y9IU3c %͠]d&M8C׉E _Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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׉	 7cassandra://qLHbXKCG5ovXVKFXg18X2lKLI_XzujvNefwJsSh4W0U` d&M8A׉E UAppendix A.3 – Morrow County
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׉	 7cassandra://S0iZpaBgf9EyXH3kIYAB3NpDBVmOlnp5wEIbfCxL6jgc` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://aCFmjdAzaMHsOy_vdZjZpQR-rxHT5FzP8NbvW47D19E X` ׉	 7cassandra://j9-VzpfM0RNUG3m-vw9vbReR9jbq1QKfcjpLariY0n8-` s׉	 7cassandra://Cjf5Lck0lTcOF__QLnxD2afoaflwWS5kkwzEp7rd624` ׉	 7cassandra://Ic2sDqqcZqc31ODOwRYKuXEjfAtk7MWqSsH0mJajDGQ ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://dD08nbR4hLcYknVzR7pwpOr_RjUcmUYlXrZeR4H65Zo m` ׉	 7cassandra://8_dzDpxtyvbFPQ2X2wGxTE3vWyDlBQ3sKhFU0SnEr70/S` s׉	 7cassandra://pf7OFFWPaiQR7mBPN9CPIK_ZRZhNaQiBP5knViSLw7M` ׉	 7cassandra://AVbMoizFjzwidMQOMb-fB4Q7noykEWKqAybdGlESoBQ &͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Cjf5Lck0lTcOF__QLnxD2afoaflwWS5kkwzEp7rd624` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://pf7OFFWPaiQR7mBPN9CPIK_ZRZhNaQiBP5knViSLw7M` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://E2Ab9DJfWAolhi2kv2Qe75elnrSTIjoq0tXFDHnii3s Vb` ׉	 7cassandra://i_CyJMx5KA7zHB_xJVe3ci4RxCiAUDO-fGYYljHGVcE&`s׉	 7cassandra://g381hhYhXSjexF5Ei0pJPk4Mn9buCW0l7sOw7xw3X3km` ׉	 7cassandra://R6WVABxt3wlsueBIrZX0BAtWvKGwR4bbSAwCdwRcQek u͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://vwapVvzftJisIy_lycg_SnpnE3pu-HA54u_9SR3TJB4 r` ׉	 7cassandra://iLVYqsEuL4YPlZJLG5tepwDyyifOSNV8sS06oj-eR8M(`s׉	 7cassandra://T5Ra5Ah_ZUOQFhEwJr8oQDJNdQXDyr5Tnyn99b0XrsM` ׉	 7cassandra://IhY-Ovh8hIwGZWicE511kD7WLzzOXXK7-wMRag7dUqA t͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://g381hhYhXSjexF5Ei0pJPk4Mn9buCW0l7sOw7xw3X3km` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://T5Ra5Ah_ZUOQFhEwJr8oQDJNdQXDyr5Tnyn99b0XrsM` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://W_yp_oD9OJTT6oUNt6nGD5PE_yVYxrqugEL0KNiHGv0 #` ׉	 7cassandra://PQU3HmAZ1pFggdy0o0Rlf3CT8KBks2dKHgOSmVwJNSU+`s׉	 7cassandra://05Xd88YjQWVBsrJ795bZTTbLO7BNfdF60_PDi4bxeJI` ׉	 7cassandra://85GEBmJs7-txTu02K72qFF9xmTJG6t5fSVLLye86hiY `͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://9nEAAwUXTGsIGAp_B9H4OSdxjrMIB04HJZ1qLmgEygc 9z` ׉	 7cassandra://GyF63Va3bClhkGjkeMV0QGKzKMoViPAdaxztiDQWkvM4`s׉	 7cassandra://gwzRjlGLPNekGa0AdRn2OZO_PF9mP0r9-YVkGsBv8vYN` ׉	 7cassandra://D5EpsPkwbl4QohVBTInqvFLhACCbnRtj4fIRnErMTuY ,͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://05Xd88YjQWVBsrJ795bZTTbLO7BNfdF60_PDi4bxeJI` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://gwzRjlGLPNekGa0AdRn2OZO_PF9mP0r9-YVkGsBv8vYN` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ZnOvojxN7UWHQHsskzXhqf-QL4AwCtvY0gcfJVQNBNU d` ׉	 7cassandra://YJ99uJZqreUUFXMz81zzoQ0Fx_Qq02fJY7CWswPBPeQ'`s׉	 7cassandra://bZwbqIaGMpOiUbGO_509Tj-g2KxtgltCsXnJrUhI618|` ׉	 7cassandra://dbh8uchz4p8tiqFtRBq9BbG0O8F7wTeU6CGTJZVZOJI ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://5jNpcorU6P8-ogRShDju-UrLXt6zgn3uUxyIaUiSQSM >` ׉	 7cassandra://uht1Sc5XYEztLm09aUraUpYnhJorkRr95h-UMsBLq9k-` s׉	 7cassandra://OJXt6E9IOsyqI2TSG-2Q3xcORiN2O0NjLS2FdDhbqd8` ׉	 7cassandra://NaeXPHrsoWR9xgBWZXrfqFxuX5rXOOuAUwhTWHZGISw͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://bZwbqIaGMpOiUbGO_509Tj-g2KxtgltCsXnJrUhI618|` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://OJXt6E9IOsyqI2TSG-2Q3xcORiN2O0NjLS2FdDhbqd8` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://El9DGG2GzorNfKMzFSdg5PiVRZOk0X65Lp5rTXXTfCM J` ׉	 7cassandra://5ltF3iF7T2Z5L4GLg-F-AzAqhnwzwDN2vUL7_teyLls8` s׉	 7cassandra://303oY3x9wnPzhywnO6gCFUOvjevjt_DvUwDeQcAPecw` ׉	 7cassandra://CJ-vp_OKanSpyDAbe_rXGD_6q4q9BCB4DFQp0qRxCG4 o͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jYnxIn6RlVpFcW6NUpgBeHbN6T7sS1speyva2pcj_N0 ` ׉	 7cassandra://UqA6b2OJJfhtpWq1PftsvNXCGTCyOH5HlxXUPwR1-8w,`s׉	 7cassandra://UOC8gM7gOC2N2XEvbKWgWsfLPpwCmcdShE02uOacrbc~` ׉	 7cassandra://hH4uyUUKdV1JxeevVYez9YA7p0qSMaG2APMZzlKHAj4 I͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://303oY3x9wnPzhywnO6gCFUOvjevjt_DvUwDeQcAPecw` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://UOC8gM7gOC2N2XEvbKWgWsfLPpwCmcdShE02uOacrbc~` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://AXZcYl9e6glTa8hFD3C1qEKjZa_f_bWAo2hhEE6t45c zF` ׉	 7cassandra://LUBi_BwfE-saMO5Cosf6HjCQTE61Gy1vfsKr7Di2J5k0` s׉	 7cassandra://WbqOvbuSE5A_il012CYaHG3WIOOL6IxiJpFLVv-J7rw` ׉	 7cassandra://wtxYDMHY1Jfct7waEuNSuOlHHxqO1QPzDhW4ADD7iWA >^͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://SCxgyGf0r8UXR1ZuxC2KLCfWYQzoFH2Xcup-O7ul1aI ` ׉	 7cassandra://t9UgnehsOB9YbtIrVujPfM3QE9JNbmH1jN03WL4z_Uc4^` s׉	 7cassandra://9Qt4huAKO8CuP71kc96f4MSziQYbrZorrpSD7_SYT5Iy` ׉	 7cassandra://vnvIYugB7QhsuzrvsHtleo_8BBYhMDqZFxJUtNRHtZQ 'w͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://WbqOvbuSE5A_il012CYaHG3WIOOL6IxiJpFLVv-J7rw` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://9Qt4huAKO8CuP71kc96f4MSziQYbrZorrpSD7_SYT5Iy` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://w0UnRbVYCghO6sRqut3EGOpSzx1njs7PEICC972DdxU S@` ׉	 7cassandra://Hb8Oqdph5F6Xn6L0fzZMJx-uqMfqTqPK7L_nW3dI-fo/` s׉	 7cassandra://CNUr3f791lsubS77D8V-my_6z8JM_WTJDbmAexKzeoA` ׉	 7cassandra://4CHCf6CP-Oht8COHjQmrFd1BzTr-zeTQf8FrpDty6R4 	͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://9HyU7vwXHTB1VUnJIj-Cu4_do9patKTKsLuK1_Y99Ys i` ׉	 7cassandra://JRA_tXXqkMkjL8eaKL_dKgk4OT7jTWWmh195StTqFRw5?` s׉	 7cassandra://IngzCvcCoMSG5hP1MpbkVm2Jv2t8SLfQY-DNsUMw6QYS` ׉	 7cassandra://tRCZxpVVTX0Aoa5aMoU0yRYJQ1EnvPZ_EzfdPGRHDkM )͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://IngzCvcCoMSG5hP1MpbkVm2Jv2t8SLfQY-DNsUMw6QYS` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://-SeGnRa-1Hkpp72Cgg2cOvA1Y5PBUvyxqMFsvB4jl9I Fr` ׉	 7cassandra://DPB1s_gY6GTvCzf7ykvI6T7-bOEMfuYq8E8KQ0GQlmM(` s׉	 7cassandra://ki9wEQLrAJEpjmx0ZtofoxCiTbIIKGJFxLbX8Qd1ccc` ׉	 7cassandra://bRqgNfONNjQmzWrhAaNnMutYhYRW_kTyAH8SLwDybv0^͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ic-ZFy1knYpCbPuLMSbgA93Rppw4re59bCEdT9nGnaY z1` ׉	 7cassandra://V9JhMpM0pw6zesRMsWS4V3tvnx2antfLyTJkLsCQo1k)`s׉	 7cassandra://5Z9kra8VnNR1U5Chme6oiG7ImB8byoykWOxPLkV2Ixk` ׉	 7cassandra://n0ZvBL4CEUIE4qR7n6hbHHgANxskCAFNeU-l_X5Sa8k 1͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://5Z9kra8VnNR1U5Chme6oiG7ImB8byoykWOxPLkV2Ixk` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jl2phUXOm9pS9C-VySfYX07IwiNhNygGDVau8AcFz9s c` ׉	 7cassandra://kZli6kE_OIPbYfbaLOMV6p2nSeQ-mgoXLCe4_CaPxAE-` s׉	 7cassandra://0lJX0-exkYi4cJySfzM7WuIn6IxHgY1RYdIe_-vUAwE|` ׉	 7cassandra://LNmEH2mI0nrAGvlvll9qTsf_h_pLEHpfvNIXuKl4Beo ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://VRt7aX11sK7ZMWYXOMogLOMw7O9_EbDdNsyriAGC2mc  ` ׉	 7cassandra://tgQWnK9cTe4ln5SFVIo5QwR3y32pCGsb-rO-ES2jvvw%E` s׉	 7cassandra://TmJeXDHOpVwFMYBgnIyMAUHNCwTPeca9cV6OdhMUZ54`  ׉	 7cassandra://cOEjn0KIlNj3DhW8eQdmtRNAL9NbfjIR4d_L6_ja1i8͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://0lJX0-exkYi4cJySfzM7WuIn6IxHgY1RYdIe_-vUAwE|` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://TmJeXDHOpVwFMYBgnIyMAUHNCwTPeca9cV6OdhMUZ54`  d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://5_lLQk5ihtnq4hu1J0oO2HJNtzRjBwFfD9625Zd5tvQ |\` ׉	 7cassandra://MI11uV_sh4QpP4LsznE_pLwJuKDtmiA7uxP08AUOmMY3` s׉	 7cassandra://KxVl_qJkqybFIFWWE2kUJc4Tg8VZ3Lr6ERzblupMOcM"` ׉	 7cassandra://DJMsVlYglfW0dC8FNPiPm3BAk_wlNo9oegF1smBt_AA 
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׉	 7cassandra://cjtiJM65j7sPWZhoCV5EaB9mAfS036rY-GYPFBIe5nk` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://1ii7IFom0gV_r1TGoUG5kfdc5jJb-1LiZ_izpz0R5ks 	`׉	 7cassandra://E0QBgwMXI90CCzoYRs0tTFwt9TfCgUtDCU9pzUzPMvg-`s׉	 7cassandra://MYkWAtFKYkh7fQKB6LbPnhCqjqGrOL8pEAWwiPVRLtgs` ׉	 7cassandra://VxXxMVo8R64yeRs4Qogr0nBYzjGnYrc2k_2s5l0iO4c ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Vn196H-6_VeAOr1wq4LrwfiYR73HWwteP4uDBVYjo38 MF` ׉	 7cassandra://MQT4cu7J7jfsNlDG8UDvx4N5FDR8wJm7lexH3Hxh5Ks/` s׉	 7cassandra://TrpWte47ZCor3mEmZ-lmeUlPAWhhQ5NpMasLbVAZrkAW`  ׉	 7cassandra://rKgUnLVXJroXKDQ07chP_KkeAioKtTeSl6Erutt1dYw ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://TrpWte47ZCor3mEmZ-lmeUlPAWhhQ5NpMasLbVAZrkAW`  d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://xZKD6XgX-usmKMH5pHQeRaOZBUg67vOdbEs3ff3olaE @U`׉	 7cassandra://jndxeVLmpGC7XlnrVif1uJ6xCzBFKmnKlTVHaH6Sg0I14` s׉	 7cassandra://oWO0AwBcYUeqixPbt_4oVnhCJS9YeSfJN1fZzEu8WooB`  ׉	 7cassandra://zGPegMdtw0dKoClZ9MSIaVTz597ahhd_5zVpFF76eJ8͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Ptnv2ykkzIfnLdfzDkuhK_pU19_Wv-BWhZsmDCSXakU H` ׉	 7cassandra://drKOqZy5Mpt_rCArZw8rttoFTMwrL3Izp7v8vdBEfCE.` s׉	 7cassandra://iaoVlRYdlGSjesZKuhhJh3CGIMP3Pc8CY7GLHYR0UcM` ׉	 7cassandra://4bv2rz3g6gGj9Xplk5MxlX3picH2-FSC3SY0BfSUlz8͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://oWO0AwBcYUeqixPbt_4oVnhCJS9YeSfJN1fZzEu8WooB`  d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://iaoVlRYdlGSjesZKuhhJh3CGIMP3Pc8CY7GLHYR0UcM` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://xwvbHr4s8h8RD5dvv3SGhpVD8DrlQETl2nRYWfzGB6A h` ׉	 7cassandra://cDEwPPw7Z9ivUyx62CcA7fqrUfUrXma0hE1YP1Dh6Xs,8` s׉	 7cassandra://VCAjeFpsbE860m6tvpEZD1DkU3ks5O6gHaIuw8KYmYon` ׉	 7cassandra://Ihrkl3V-LVuw4z4Q2XGPiPVHtXF1vyieOOtQwrWziMg
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׉	 7cassandra://PCfb1wL3Elzbm71lACaRXjicK0YTRKb7wvli7DW6q5g` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://HAneStiNhWAVq6yARCnJGdaxQG7UBd4AOM8IaT8ARmw p_` ׉	 7cassandra://SXY6cgoGqllxjzrpPvmY9VRux2a-eZXTj5TxVE06GXs(p`s׉	 7cassandra://3HXwIzRzTxwtvSutHCggssfJ79p3d0MfOOuLueGzEJ0` ׉	 7cassandra://CJsCx4swNLR-kySQ1YPEkogfB09l6K_Y5W7TiuwW1Z4 ?͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://uIKNuRBAPR2C-_iXYHqbKlefLkaVD1fn6CcvVAXFyZs ` ׉	 7cassandra://Ek6E85jXEoAG89jyD8qN0RKmM93ahuKuypJAULZYifQ0`s׉	 7cassandra://OdMJD2tOVbU7i_EM6XStXFxRb8fiGXbfid22aISGkcc` ׉	 7cassandra://gHjuHSl780nYv2lVpBnzYMoNyPTPXMr3WOphwlyGq7I Ν͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://OdMJD2tOVbU7i_EM6XStXFxRb8fiGXbfid22aISGkcc` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://_qrw3_vvZ-agrQifb52YYNN1qkJVT5eLX2m0rO7u14k q` ׉	 7cassandra://CUxIe3UQ-TuK7qG0LHy1jOVsWV4-YR2eHtHKkIUH3oU*^`s׉	 7cassandra://hDNRwKhZhLQhxLBluBrd2Z5Xap_lj9hi6xmJtBgruB0l` ׉	 7cassandra://Jtatuq8L_MExzo5VBCxmyX8KELWLysTJ9GYLHC7g68w d1͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://zhG7xel_6wI_5G334HDkkHz_6iZkdlYO18Jl21GlVIc +` ׉	 7cassandra://2VZbO2I0d-i2_BYC22ukecS0Ov1rYOUu1T6wuak9634 C`s׉	 7cassandra://zC6mYKHz9M2dd1cYT_1xpfRX4rluQsmyjNtPPNsPTmY`  ׉	 7cassandra://GXXgKFKVqt2xsdp_obHyDCNIm2sA39XwsZPF7VTCzBwa͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://hDNRwKhZhLQhxLBluBrd2Z5Xap_lj9hi6xmJtBgruB0l` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://zC6mYKHz9M2dd1cYT_1xpfRX4rluQsmyjNtPPNsPTmY`  d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://LiMJI-5Ly1GDOCNbzHOy3b5CuTqaY0J1T90OFvSrpmA` ׉	 7cassandra://uXBvZcYcoxM8HWHmqezEOdvSKRn2yPco3rifG0h-GRsx` s׉	 7cassandra://wRcmeZx9lZCVBWn7R2C49xVclffBkCziHHSsAJgVHlI`  ׉	 7cassandra://4stTcuJ3e53om0RsNU1lvCGEZC7nFSVEgRP6i71TzqUͦ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Tdg544iImf9n2_P5RhMN-9-peixWxsh47CT0On3sUIw 0` ׉	 7cassandra://vCGWaRg9ih9jSzLhl51GRrLvvfUa8iUSHyZ7GYmffqs`s׉	 7cassandra://dDaR_sIB9YSOBOlRdO1a4VOPpj6Hj7eAWhFX1TlWrg0` ׉	 7cassandra://Nz7TI69PQ7AJlTuVt-SRK5yof_j8frPOJXB1eBHrQwA͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://wRcmeZx9lZCVBWn7R2C49xVclffBkCziHHSsAJgVHlI`  d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://dDaR_sIB9YSOBOlRdO1a4VOPpj6Hj7eAWhFX1TlWrg0` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://r2hh8D0e--jQNOXujuNtEl6ZgPgpehrg0-x_oDH-utA` ׉	 7cassandra://uWgLOxaMLjjlkKY_znPZiOTmIYyoE1y9r00oI0schvg!Y` s׉	 7cassandra://tVtITPx2kFvgptTglEeQva7plbuqm6p1-fFShG7_PPE}` ׉	 7cassandra://EhgWTx6TatBhRU_dVTr02FdoaCAF_LHN3VCOalGkNt0ͬ ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://KqsF6hzr_rXjFLOjxGn5zbUE4twOssZlHT6rF2gEV8A` ׉	 7cassandra://eqdjPnJe21j7RfwKS8utESNMq5vGOFFZvIN9szntL80 ` s׉	 7cassandra://GM_ffue-i8lqDMscyrl2BkUBmM37RcPUqsKWyhdQa_0K`  ׉	 7cassandra://OOUjZJbX3s6N3EHzmwretii44EpcazD4he1cE-CS7aUʹn͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://GM_ffue-i8lqDMscyrl2BkUBmM37RcPUqsKWyhdQa_0K`  d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FrbMBwrSGAN4MPE_Ak2UZ8lo_KkmcjvLIKgSsJVgzoI ` ׉	 7cassandra://fRTVqweN-OEYPgpZDJZvLbd7mhsS7ynlXl4xYJ95leM(7`s׉	 7cassandra://J7n6lxUR9cma9Pw3l0XAeCGVK-eHELnslAQr7xTCehU` ׉	 7cassandra://m18fu1GHuOYIRStDkvb3f2OgCZig4q8E57wvWIg-zSI ;i͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://XSmt3D9xFwxyvaIWHWIiBvGud5GTefJzoSsVdft-3A8 ` ׉	 7cassandra://zsHcW6ij_XbAT2P-AuYVUqwUdcll6YY08Querotqids,`s׉	 7cassandra://j6R3881C3crtcX9X2dXP0jx7b_wCK7AeKAa0VvJy1MM2` ׉	 7cassandra://2O2UGM6AVXxpWdO3uRKNB4pAW6QrjrZxhrzmfaQw844 ]͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://J7n6lxUR9cma9Pw3l0XAeCGVK-eHELnslAQr7xTCehU` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://j6R3881C3crtcX9X2dXP0jx7b_wCK7AeKAa0VvJy1MM2` d&M8Ad&M8A(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://6XWBuvQmIUIQd2iSpYgsc0jcUB4FZS6aK9QSfZV35hU W{` ׉	 7cassandra://synap3LN5lV6GVYXQO1Dkf9ws3UOtE7Hw4urnij2of0-`s׉	 7cassandra://9kMW7PudCw0-G4D8EVGNtPG6ujFBgiyejzMuSQRtmCg` ׉	 7cassandra://2eZpUN2Ps4LsBp5KuKclcIvxpyD_a7YX45-__42f_WY <L͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Xjp0YxQiCigEdzv3y-KlMdxEvbO1IDrKv2Du9vMEeIo <` ׉	 7cassandra://j_mfyBDCGiU2epxUrNtCew4OzuHTClzbwnsVDbZSxag3` s׉	 7cassandra://2fXW7dpvJCqHWvZw5YKK6njvzATUgwxmN5izBS67wsQ` ׉	 7cassandra://2WYE5yp74e1ieOKdM54XH6I38yGfju1RLpkZlnW4PNw ,͠]d&M8C׉E Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
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Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
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׉	 7cassandra://2fXW7dpvJCqHWvZw5YKK6njvzATUgwxmN5izBS67wsQ` d&M8Aād&M8AÁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://HBox7UAVGak3UvKjKOsD68oWZdhU7A5pCBmWErIGDmI *` ׉	 7cassandra://hdSB5CntJw2Y-U-41eHPmMsXbMh5IPWWH877AGnc51s`s׉	 7cassandra://gyBt6eKILL-6Af9-rmoOSUbasRTXoeNy1YnN6pjn6NA` ׉	 7cassandra://a0aLdxzkVTmBDB3Rvdo2Eqg_qC4QA1O0ZYo_Al3eVTA͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://x6hTXRNZ94fszqNA6ZR0FmO2qhDx5QfrdJ6ewfGnMIY ` ׉	 7cassandra://ht7TFqi53gtTgVbupT0Rlc1-2mH_aM5k4w9Z2tWxtvU'~`s׉	 7cassandra://tPnIHViMYMhKXpHEYNkYEVLJ-SmXnPynasXAJDOYwhgk` ׉	 7cassandra://ihj7FWpJj96I22iNnDAVyjM5y-QtFrZl1PEbppPj6Hw G͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://gyBt6eKILL-6Af9-rmoOSUbasRTXoeNy1YnN6pjn6NA` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://tPnIHViMYMhKXpHEYNkYEVLJ-SmXnPynasXAJDOYwhgk` d&M8AƁd&M8AŁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://6v4EWzhZD8LLvVHFIBsiB7S5n9qJxWAecR4KGftG648 K` ׉	 7cassandra://nb_-jlbscYIy7Vl0g7ET3laNSXz_5t6LEXsEkWa6qrY,`s׉	 7cassandra://PVjb2Snh3EMQS_-JS1mIfFzbM963cSqK3kVGj0_8X_E4` ׉	 7cassandra://RNXrPdwABSAzEvIb6IdYD_FJKcvE8s5A0EUq_NgIX18 st͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://vJ29Z2mlpIY8P6TJFmbd2uDbwyr_2uvqTf9r0PbZKWA X#` ׉	 7cassandra://Sa9oLq7pKtDZOJXjmeWM6U5wLb1-YdLjUjHH76EIU4M$`s׉	 7cassandra://BxtvCE0s9tlt40OQnu4mv-At6UZZV9Xm_xBY4Ik8veM>` ׉	 7cassandra://ozuqFatYgE7Sasf-k-qgnAlG54r1jIh93vZbQIzci38 ͠]d&M8C׉E _Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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׉	 7cassandra://PVjb2Snh3EMQS_-JS1mIfFzbM963cSqK3kVGj0_8X_E4` d&M8A׉E VAppendix A.4 – Sherman County
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׉	 7cassandra://-0TJLPZLz-xWgTN-BU0tQzWOweCw94IcXdb6vJecQkIE` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://yHbuyJlCiplIGz66-ureDEjvvcR2qO_Xj22R8gM2ACIa` d&M8Aʁd&M8AɁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://dmh8Gg80TZH6n2lTI4OzWqq57FvqMhU8mkrCu7ybsAE [` ׉	 7cassandra://I6ya9zmqSLqeiAdRjnWzjGJJ7T6cWNn3Z_zdK7baWKo/` s׉	 7cassandra://gYcgCZsuUSWoAEXkfK_ympKG86GqoBbMLoj4_INPeigE` ׉	 7cassandra://Fz4wUIu1YHzGTDqhy9Xlz7LpM40xNdDK9vXpjH8GNNY $͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://W3Dzg08C7kgxyfZM4HouUOm68BKJHlOgdJ6Sbdq05AM |` ׉	 7cassandra://Rgl3MEwc9q3vblXpM5Fq12NrM1nWw__d5cOx7UsJGcY$<`s׉	 7cassandra://8guKFqSKBBklyQPTE-60V6ugFbBjvad2Ig8ur9PcdxYo` ׉	 7cassandra://J4LePkhxoySatF1tQ1Hw9-dKN3g4WhqnIPzGCizkFdQ O͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://gYcgCZsuUSWoAEXkfK_ympKG86GqoBbMLoj4_INPeigE` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://8guKFqSKBBklyQPTE-60V6ugFbBjvad2Ig8ur9PcdxYo` d&M8Ád&M8Aˁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://sUSIprVqgEHb42aMJwCzUc5n45pX3PS37wVe2E6SUVU ` ׉	 7cassandra://HpY5IzFb35P9AcEiFsW8zMsZzW_UzBuCYRuhq7aizsI)`s׉	 7cassandra://ygv747AmRBDbGAo3e8Iwn1rVKPemWmWumgByNgp85-4` ׉	 7cassandra://LWYzNerliQUNXh0GanDfeSve40q9L_ZK8vabl8EM-ro c͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://KcwWoRLk_PhWhmIVqHJEVouVAPYvQeMuZbYyNCEzu2A 9v` ׉	 7cassandra://5woDRrU3y_i7B303aNexjqGNxP2bzt0j0wnYIkmjnDE2`s׉	 7cassandra://n9lLfG52G-NR84I8708-o6drsfWaX2ftv6kWUoBp5qc;` ׉	 7cassandra://CzxQIFdnPG7iplTU179yhA_4rEIeOepm3ysIkgKfWnM ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ygv747AmRBDbGAo3e8Iwn1rVKPemWmWumgByNgp85-4` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://n9lLfG52G-NR84I8708-o6drsfWaX2ftv6kWUoBp5qc;` d&M8A΁d&M8Á(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://TDGsMZykhcpITpYYktP0P7n_QQqQaNXYvuQZVj5l1Ao j` ׉	 7cassandra://IaT-rt0ECcG7eDSYASxEKP41deKnT3DGrI_JzsfTMRE&`s׉	 7cassandra://tW0FaS9N1R6lENjzHmXmw-m_TFjYkk1zD1q7OMjF-IU?` ׉	 7cassandra://qI3Yak10IfX1cRV-eQNGYLAPQXn36o9hjNVcnGoAqrI k͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://nG-XcuNhOkux2CiaWsA-ifhdaKZL8OqUAmlHy-5cGz0 Kw` ׉	 7cassandra://Kjqjx6q4iuJVQfmr_QoNiKIsWu4SSQyGPDaAic1hlg4(` s׉	 7cassandra://Hi3muruUC0IKN4b0E17XliyICIGxCcuDUT99vmC6Bo8`  ׉	 7cassandra://UNpMAIcOIqfjC_LxmoW8LAzaiQ9OihjpV2Td4GyqxRw͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://tW0FaS9N1R6lENjzHmXmw-m_TFjYkk1zD1q7OMjF-IU?` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Hi3muruUC0IKN4b0E17XliyICIGxCcuDUT99vmC6Bo8`  d&M8AЁd&M8Aρ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://gUAO1e5hEgV0SoKopygBvFx-CY8h5Cn4mdBhGAHiFgk D` ׉	 7cassandra://pxHn3C5qSutlBbg8NGrOG6gSz3I_8Tn_-9-7iXxDvB89j` s׉	 7cassandra://mJlqMYxPshGfNqA1wLLxsnE2H9yZZ-stWqgH3KFBsEk` ׉	 7cassandra://IBl5XxlDms0UR7Biq-In8IWeojkgJGYJthjNlkMpST8 sm͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FFCtD74IRbxPL_sO_qAl8WXPGkBxjbp4kIvq4dgJq6I ` ׉	 7cassandra://vOpSNZs_U5sitXUWybp2hnfNBoxiBcmIRNIzfF3efio,`s׉	 7cassandra://zxsJX5EngOfHitUN73zIINIsvDSrrqXK6kCwkmX1SDM` ׉	 7cassandra://fhUZLf6uIKReqdBQrHMaoPTbltB80ZEM6tQ_Ny3eUuw J͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://mJlqMYxPshGfNqA1wLLxsnE2H9yZZ-stWqgH3KFBsEk` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://zxsJX5EngOfHitUN73zIINIsvDSrrqXK6kCwkmX1SDM` d&M8Aҁd&M8Aс(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://NSUrg2qEjVXHMnwSi6yqBdZqIF2yx0moBKoWBmzVXlE _` ׉	 7cassandra://J1nXgE1rFFTZbJGqA1EhdSc15NkfBdKiryGWVv0FNSE-` s׉	 7cassandra://0HLDiinXmmJSDfpoOANKoATl_95R4onGf0Z6ljm4fdo` ׉	 7cassandra://P8ZyzWb-iK8uNYxjgo9hOg-3d5e4TeBqkf6BR70BvUg *͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://lH6ckBou2EWpJPGbuBHYdHhyS6DCASmaiBFXh0Jo1uY ` ׉	 7cassandra://am313hrCr1ENjWcFxeSdG4nlfZ3bLLV6VOdD46lFKzo2` s׉	 7cassandra://rYd_cZXpCe9MIUnqYrJe7UBMx6qWvMA2Nj7lxGsfjQw]` ׉	 7cassandra://5KIJddUYKOJ_qRWaOJgPb6LouWoVqlzPrQOmqeD-qQg "͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://0HLDiinXmmJSDfpoOANKoATl_95R4onGf0Z6ljm4fdo` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://rYd_cZXpCe9MIUnqYrJe7UBMx6qWvMA2Nj7lxGsfjQw]` d&M8Aԁd&M8AӁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://pWf2A9bGq99WUA33qnoVQFk7tFztnED9f909ayjPmm8 2!` ׉	 7cassandra://kFbx9mNhr9nJjeQgEPSVYnU6bj7Yc3uIH77RC7I7N3U,` s׉	 7cassandra://gCD9R-HkuzFkJxvndItYmIy4CmSf73bCnwrGs5HAOUs`  ׉	 7cassandra://YPi6XHV2R2ZdgoRY8SjbwPqyD0dZpGpvjiGl7Wq__1w8͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://qdVJfcL8xzn7RYSd4Yoi05YKBrM2fEkCnoMI8ZD9X7k Qb` ׉	 7cassandra://ldgsNwWn8tSs43OCt2Yeh28Yf0fAglXPM6z6HUloLsI,` s׉	 7cassandra://RecqJSUQ2KUSg5bx3PvaSg17yD4jVE5983xxTawlRVw` ׉	 7cassandra://Q_SGwRW2XAbhwpeu5waCZ9iZY__k_RmimNksLRWOY8w ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://gCD9R-HkuzFkJxvndItYmIy4CmSf73bCnwrGs5HAOUs`  d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://RecqJSUQ2KUSg5bx3PvaSg17yD4jVE5983xxTawlRVw` d&M8Aցd&M8AՁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://C6F6w7b1v-uuR_W6dstcbq49yRu5ioaW3HkJCxTcitg '` ׉	 7cassandra://wBzCbXtXIBzBqaxLKHqwJVE73RwTGnvkZgGBYkLUoPI$` s׉	 7cassandra://nP-NX3V1NfqqkWO4c5Myd6rMz_QL-35FDfs-CaBUMbI` ׉	 7cassandra://9PQg3djgenvfh1DRixMOL_GcYDgM6MQB3PC_r63MICQ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jxX1Tp2iBLrO5hT10Y4p7nt-1GBIW8Wjx31EF2dJqXQ ` ׉	 7cassandra://Emgq1wFxlRbMh6omvLAoVOplf5Co2-srHpD_DV-HLDc1` s׉	 7cassandra://8RVDY5tarjR5phuM9Vl5u-uk-8REALJkaXW12a6j2ok` ׉	 7cassandra://j1XOR0IeH8AWpzhPNGkqITdMwv0sWary9m3srCKrKkY 4͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://nP-NX3V1NfqqkWO4c5Myd6rMz_QL-35FDfs-CaBUMbI` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://8RVDY5tarjR5phuM9Vl5u-uk-8REALJkaXW12a6j2ok` d&M8A؁d&M8Aׁ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://rLNRhFM4cOdJ1SerDhAJOu9ezSq1qbjtqjQ6PhZVvk0 Eu` ׉	 7cassandra://jK_MWwzuam3J6OhD9ZhTAKZ1L1ZOfLpFKI7XceMOpcM"`s׉	 7cassandra://9nBtK4yZCyUX988tFp3mN0JFePn4mmrgSf-vnOp2_fM` ׉	 7cassandra://iPyIm6RqJxp-0J_xkPRzESJBnrNJ-VNKeCGJITCC5_I͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eKmhtKD9ezFGpbUs_rMBwtaQHcVKBrfJ-7pI0t7J-bE U` ׉	 7cassandra://82q5YrWeY01UBgpxjQwF6yN3LVGwKe7t9qeSNXHoa3k#` s׉	 7cassandra://M9-h_QoLWYqY9ytG6A3P2ycHsmxPOXtJ9iHFAFxgayc`  ׉	 7cassandra://uTWEHHPmikYX_dqs1I-uKCdW5rsn_bdnJIw5CwNI0mg ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://9nBtK4yZCyUX988tFp3mN0JFePn4mmrgSf-vnOp2_fM` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://M9-h_QoLWYqY9ytG6A3P2ycHsmxPOXtJ9iHFAFxgayc`  d&M8Aځd&M8Aف(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://O9ZeIoKn4RDKSD38H3esodL1E5Z2nk5QeNySa650hNI 1`׉	 7cassandra://YTVj47LSJnGR5j8JckV7ykwipGN-Zqs8F5_hoelU7xU.y` s׉	 7cassandra://v8qvi7lem0DXJXbkWM0RlRqGl3V7nlSmgoSG-3-hUnMq` ׉	 7cassandra://8J_e-MEWcbdoi6DHgyVR7XKh4E_5YZ4QvJ7bR5PgPEw~͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Ib4dnJ_VWMTVUc_qBrlPHs4abPIRRwemhsy8EBGvajY ` ׉	 7cassandra://BcWYVab4GYWUU_IoVxaVnjIqtNJBcDZGn9Q_IUg6Kno/`s׉	 7cassandra://JP9gadh4bdG7fRIdPpnNwUVTLBiJEUbRjZt8322EK8Q` ׉	 7cassandra://npJQ_sGrRfihV1SLFJ3qR1G7dm_Ne-VWfXAK-_Zhb0c ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://v8qvi7lem0DXJXbkWM0RlRqGl3V7nlSmgoSG-3-hUnMq` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://JP9gadh4bdG7fRIdPpnNwUVTLBiJEUbRjZt8322EK8Q` d&M8A܁d&M8Aہ(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://7K-vAMSnqF7OBcpgbRuzRf6FVxMvScUHvaCRWN5lOoY K`׉	 7cassandra://5H-xIKG1CmyM7pQEqwx7Gelws2-JYINMsZkoyGvbYY0'{`s׉	 7cassandra://6iw2NB5MIG04jEm0tzyO5tdD_t8K6fU1AJqqdO_YOGE` ׉	 7cassandra://sO19sXwUrWNG-GTY6F3lVaS4Y-B6QA-SaktlQ6xwgiM ͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://UHFj1LlyrYA8LUJ_xAfS6WceHEdXrrrdNOx1U4F05G4 ?T` ׉	 7cassandra://PlNeLEA3Otmf6T1TxNd86W-3eUrVieTb0biNzbfo4v8,` s׉	 7cassandra://MxHJS3ydeMrGkh0bJv4LUE1R-UQvP_guZwqxSHCx-FkG`  ׉	 7cassandra://JpuPsoE3U9yqE6NpybC9Mn-J5f6_modpaRZdntYz_l8͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://6iw2NB5MIG04jEm0tzyO5tdD_t8K6fU1AJqqdO_YOGE` d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://MxHJS3ydeMrGkh0bJv4LUE1R-UQvP_guZwqxSHCx-FkG`  d&M8Aށd&M8A݁(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://jlq19kq-Qe72HybebsJNBgGFsgEMdOPcEy976cK9Cw4 ,` ׉	 7cassandra://Okr5w6r3Y6tuiUocEwmfPhO2XTFhB7t0GtwcOqCXhk0+` s׉	 7cassandra://6mJ5BwdVAPYyospIEMlkzW_jDrhC--FGCaydQoOwcaw`  ׉	 7cassandra://SNWySB7Ai3IUVQgbs3y23KXVNipdlkiOV3uP3b311vw͠]d&M8Cט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://s8jIn-9kpaWBKmVxaMErFzlLYg9HpJvUuNRu58iZNHE -` ׉	 7cassandra://kt2AaE7aNIFDMIIGhLUP7DpW_uyesGJjBkP3dYHMR3Y,` s׉	 7cassandra://bA_LvIp_WT6v0wIQSftKQnHPyvjcN2sD7sL1IE3FJkI` ׉	 7cassandra://FtobMGHjpoVOQqD7inP9mi_KetXffadFM5wQQxSQSuQ͠]d&M8C׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://6mJ5BwdVAPYyospIEMlkzW_jDrhC--FGCaydQoOwcaw`  d&M8A׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://bA_LvIp_WT6v0wIQSftKQnHPyvjcN2sD7sL1IE3FJkI` d&M8Ad&M8A߁(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://rUhaxM46UDgqcmi3Jexo63wKa4AGcVMUCdWt62fU4Mg O` ׉	 7cassandra://XCmhxbG8wo6N8YJfvN6O1S1dfHav8OPq_2fpxcHxUi0,<` s׉	 7cassandra://OkttXdjXK1dxmgqsqXHPlyeYYIEbA7N66KVlCYSXPOA
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Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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• Working together with Community partners for the client & knowing what resources are
offered from different agencies, will help the client achieve their needs.
• Working together with Community partners for the client & knowing what resources are
offered from different agencies, will help the client achieve their needs.
• Partner agencies willing to help
• The people in our community are its greatest strength. The giving and collaborative nature of
our community is what holds it together.
• Civic and community groups that want to help.
• "Good communication amongst community partners/service providers.
•
I can actually 'see' the results of efforts made to help individuals in our community.
• For a small community there are many good resources and services that are offered."
•
the willingness to come together in times of need (flood, family death, covid)
• The above list does not allow multiple choices, but answers include: provide counseling,
provide medical care, teach. A strength of this community is CAPECO! They are where a
majority of our patients obtain some of their food/transportation resources.
• People are kind, and like to help.
• Offering a variety of wrap around services for those with low or no income.
•
In small towns, many people know one another and when someone needs help, word can
spread more easily by word of mouth.
In rural Eastern Oregon, community members are
more accustomed to having to provide for their own needs, due to lack of resources available
to those who live in larger cities.
• We work cooperatively
• Having multiple resources to help our community members
• Small close knit community
• Lots of people in need of our services
• Working with agencies/groups that have similar goals. Pendleton has an amazing city
government that understands the importance of affordable housing and available housing for
all income levels.
• Having access to organizations that are able to direct eligible seniors to Desert Sage Manor for
housing
• Seeing the change and impact we make in the community.
• Collaborations with interagency referrals and services
• Community connections
• Our community is very close-knit and everyone is willing to help out in any way possible.
Considering the size of our community, we have a decent amount of services to offer
members.
• Being based in the most populated town in eastern Oregon and having access to resources in
the area
•
"We are cultural specific program, help low income residents with free food boxes, clothes,
shoes and any other items that need.
• We are giving Covid vaccines and other resources clients may need. We provide A&D, AM DV
counseling as well."
• We are able to help the community get the the resources they need or direct them in the right
direction.
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• Helping parents and children have a healthy and educated home
• working with many partners in the community to better help serv our families in need
• Community collaboration with community partners. Providing services to low income families
and high risk families Providing parent education as a norm in all communities Promoting a
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Housing and transportation for people who are not on Medicaid, but need help with Transportation.
Limited financial resources
Resources that truly help. Many of the resources we have do not address the root causes of the
challenges our families face. We continue to treat symptoms and provide relief as we can but cannot
prevent the systemic issues leading to poverty and homelessness.
Limitations by local government and policies.
"Limited resources.
Many services/providers/resources/program don't have the capacity, funding and/or resources to take
on additional clients. Therefore, resulting in long waitlists and/or inability for an individual to obtain
assistance.
This is a small community which can pose challenges in regards to the cross-over of
professional/personal relationships."
getting adults involved in their child's education,
Mental health resources, counseling, etc is severely lacking
Limited child care, housing, and Pendleton is not very walkable.
I find that the majority of folks with little to no income in our community are more often than not
facing challenges due to mental health or drug abuse.
Lack of community resources in small towns, particularly smaller available workforce. COVID
pandemic has worsened this phenomenon. Lack of available workers in human services - child care,
disability service workers, elderly care, etc.
Overcoming program limitations (income limits, etc.)
Inequality of resources. Seniors and disabled members do not get the same benefits/resources as
those on straight Medicaid. The income threshold is higher for those who are considered "low
income", but someone making less on medicare, SSI, or disability does not get as much help, such as
with free transportation.
Great amount of need
Not enough staff to get our classrooms going
I cover 12 Eastern Oregon counties. Attempting to get smaller counties engaged with fair housing at
every level. Unable to get local jurisdictions (city and county) to see the importance to fair housing laws
and to want to engage with creating policy/ordinances that provide equity in housing for all, i.e.
available housing stock that does not create rent burden, medium housing stock that does not create
rent burden, etc. Certain county governments are slow getting on board to following fair housing laws
and adhering to new House Bills and Senate bills that would increase housing stock and provide
affordable options to renters.
Having local organizations direct eligible senior citizens to Desert Sage Manor for affordable housing.
Assisting the most vulnerable population.
language barriers
Lack of resources
Transportation is an issue, specialty care, substance abuse services.
Language barriers; Spanish but mostly other South American languages
Sharing the importance of Covid vaccines.
There are a lot of dead ends. You can refer a client to services but they do not get help.
Language
Transportation, housing , affordable child care
Not enough resources, the challenges of the pandemic and the inpact it has had on families in need.
Keeping the workers long we than a week
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Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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׉	 7cassandra://1DC5MUjaIRPeHAZEYtOTnV0dSJVGtWVZz2lwRGL4HGs` d&M8B&d&M8B%(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://KqTxaNUSB-cZ6j-y1pQHq1Y5kxhQifQNtcuy9vNaEu0 `׉	 7cassandra://cj0Y4ydELGGzQusGdw45yoQZRSuvNt7EV6J9c52f83c3G`s׉	 7cassandra://NnahrQhqWTfQnir1DCSIBYUNLd3M9R6DpxPPKH3dGYUw` ׉	 7cassandra://CWDR6ZY52Z-pQ_L6ZkxuJrLSrmaq65WqYuEGfDCL7sM f͠]d&M8D_ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://VhK57HIyIejpeL174koJ5qJ_OkvIEkw8NSd3vDcFfDA }`׉	 7cassandra://kmit_Hy81CSW-XAskkjQT7svB0nkaDd7_AkNmB0ZeZI/`s׉	 7cassandra://MgE91I2sUla5OWIORjoZ7w7edgKf4Dgl4ciwcV9AVCs` ׉	 7cassandra://9wLhuA88oF1PuLfTmHb67yXN7luK9kHWzRIpLie-UPY >͠]d&M8D`׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://NnahrQhqWTfQnir1DCSIBYUNLd3M9R6DpxPPKH3dGYUw` d&M8B'׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://MgE91I2sUla5OWIORjoZ7w7edgKf4Dgl4ciwcV9AVCs` d&M8B(d&M8B'(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://NbXMqRZHXIKdihurruOemOIuePHEHhmZFfE3pzvzKBY 6`׉	 7cassandra://K7VMprOpiZd1Sdt_vhpW3WM3EOsAZUrzcAC9e-b70XI)`s׉	 7cassandra://7858i139pNY2hMmTSK2Fxnnyh_i0itDFjFC-sNurUGQ` ׉	 7cassandra://clk6PGK8TGED9Eeyu5xM1xEqNEZLDj5GA_Z-D8NrQAQ o͠]d&M8Dbט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://VxIKigN-C8sG22Qaq-yFS5aD-ujC87UpBbsJx9KjF6A C`׉	 7cassandra://z1agDLbfOVDMM86M6SCX3MqF41uHlZzAlkLtA9lLXJo*M`s׉	 7cassandra://UDesGWR_ARGca4k0KpwJgdbXUuGMXd8cEW3DoroMXnM` ׉	 7cassandra://jSU0C0USajXnamo8wx1MGzasKB6RjgaYZUbABS3r8ug
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׉	 7cassandra://7858i139pNY2hMmTSK2Fxnnyh_i0itDFjFC-sNurUGQ` d&M8B)׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://UDesGWR_ARGca4k0KpwJgdbXUuGMXd8cEW3DoroMXnM` d&M8B*d&M8B)(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://RiP0na24wfpWi-EtxYnGBozxUC3vhnIU5-dxNilnp3M .`׉	 7cassandra://scRo-e3yKRrmcn_ntJfhAf_88bYOsMwUauFJfp7kIfE'r`s׉	 7cassandra://QkkJPBj28VkVFY3EAsK4mEWasZOyMtgXkJ49aLwUtMM` ׉	 7cassandra://DOZH2vBBfoOMinA8KxAMiyM0IF_8KT9FkWHWSCg-k-M͠]d&M8Deט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Kw5QUeO_4nB-tbZpkfEYLXMFasS3BI_sDvxY9EiIMqI /`׉	 7cassandra://Drnka6mtWtF2RFP3ct_0heGjte9malgCHV5cJnnHrkU'`s׉	 7cassandra://zTo2Y2aXOMAHIOK-TVFQXVoQ-Xw_s7OW553Hh0iRCHQ` ׉	 7cassandra://Hq7RWPPjy47kswpr_c14XIkQi36rdvctmCtxCV2wJrs͠]d&M8Df׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://QkkJPBj28VkVFY3EAsK4mEWasZOyMtgXkJ49aLwUtMM` d&M8B+׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://zTo2Y2aXOMAHIOK-TVFQXVoQ-Xw_s7OW553Hh0iRCHQ` d&M8B,d&M8B+(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://bRHrbBG_ZL0_4Bw6vcuGHCSmLQ8zqVGE1D7qhbReaH8 '`׉	 7cassandra://WgncCd2L2K6URT9cI7ur1JCp3-sBU8SOnsQuedxscXI#`s׉	 7cassandra://Q6YegMZPzPIn35u3ucbu8c9uSQWrxzaeEv9J0E8wa7k(` ׉	 7cassandra://CBKOGsviwLkapUnsxWWjHJeErRHFlZmKs1B28_8E34I͠]d&M8Dhט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://I3f2za4MdbU08bMVTzHf_PV6t0_Ad-q_a6XqR-IWe80 ` ׉	 7cassandra://5mtC1Bti0bu3Vm_yNfVr6O73WnFkBjdve1R7N6ZUpUw)`s׉	 7cassandra://h3yxVJggDLZt5P3Ad3d5QdFhnRR5vzkIgsA5OoeDAaEr` ׉	 7cassandra://MVU_aDtlFr5HZHBG_8RXzEEAaLePImzrRyG4l_wzRgg G͠]d&M8Di׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Q6YegMZPzPIn35u3ucbu8c9uSQWrxzaeEv9J0E8wa7k(` d&M8B-׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://h3yxVJggDLZt5P3Ad3d5QdFhnRR5vzkIgsA5OoeDAaEr` d&M8B.d&M8B-(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://4tFMnYdO9QBBU1w9Gbw8YlMx2kYOUHy7xADbkPfdnXU ` ׉	 7cassandra://RayxLS4WtL2lfUgdYv1LacXKB8i0dit3n3RjsWf2o581H`s׉	 7cassandra://tEpPQsR_gqL3iMVaAxpEDwr-D0ugSq8-th-sMUAlGEs` ׉	 7cassandra://X0Kgfzy65bRPnv5p-35CoX2wvJNw6JNwdMUtLOnGYic ͠]d&M8Dkט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://70HVjR-ZBucYj2C1O_Ml5oHPql-Z-080sScBWL2ouY4 ` ׉	 7cassandra://SpyZ9cUOAsLoMRg65M3wQg8wFnOFO2q0gABnAAZq4EA4]`s׉	 7cassandra://6vw1sDX4jwelKo8G1pmxT_muVCwtp4ClQzhTJHYCd7U` ׉	 7cassandra://Q1ajCFU54wUV89juuzPAXygUuvjAoyNtieqHa08Cs0w ͠]d&M8Dl׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://tEpPQsR_gqL3iMVaAxpEDwr-D0ugSq8-th-sMUAlGEs` d&M8B/׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://6vw1sDX4jwelKo8G1pmxT_muVCwtp4ClQzhTJHYCd7U` d&M8B0d&M8B/(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://SS59aRQb__GzfBhUBngqRVEdnjvyXPknPyeIR871nOg /`׉	 7cassandra://Ohcdi_IBa-gazqMxC_sFihWsVxBs8sQSqsE-uXTPnQw##`s׉	 7cassandra://BMEaPbB8gF8UAVNu2qjPoCOJgRHJ3-dsIiP0UKL77Ng` ׉	 7cassandra://dWvyVqO2GIKPBYH47QH9Zd0K7kzq3ky89QKd-00mU_Y )p͠]d&M8Dnט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://MpVwxagCupJTfMe_syUkFKy1zDK2hvNr5lophSLia0A e~` ׉	 7cassandra://IcrXW2mZxliA2Fk9IqzN0smUYOlSk_CoB-ZPle7Lm0I'`s׉	 7cassandra://i24fOHx1btD1N74wxQpi1tk6LhDMj0q14WRFGpwSzB0` ׉	 7cassandra://gejm-TgHTWEwteoD6zvZBrwx5U4i_ib11iMjtgitpoI 1͠]d&M8Do׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://BMEaPbB8gF8UAVNu2qjPoCOJgRHJ3-dsIiP0UKL77Ng` d&M8B1׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://i24fOHx1btD1N74wxQpi1tk6LhDMj0q14WRFGpwSzB0` d&M8B2d&M8B1(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://PNmtfG_adK1zKWTG3vnwYs9D-KX7gOkGDsJ0kqbnieg `׉	 7cassandra://tFBP0BLmLxkK1F_ON6LwI7YqYNFw6eV6XZO3LFLDjmg)` s׉	 7cassandra://hOKJbSsS8cVqoosQb8DM3hYKAtlbfk6p6TjTDdmUQ9I`` ׉	 7cassandra://Ccy-oWCX6tqJCiT_ZDYL-BR1v-P1f24_3XPikAzsNa0͠]d&M8Dqט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://r-wqrNhR0U8P4M1f0_zlxv4QhrjvqlRI06gXPH1-rUo ` ׉	 7cassandra://5hR9v1o544_fgsmAoafVXtngKWTOBBEbbOnCa6opLRo`s׉	 7cassandra://BWSAz0CQLPXO7pnWypAGlQvJsOtxI_lUqizQXoEHz1Q` ׉	 7cassandra://3A-epIBUjBy6TZVW2ZXAtGYpwi-LcyjPjhctqi0GbXk͠]d&M8Dr׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://hOKJbSsS8cVqoosQb8DM3hYKAtlbfk6p6TjTDdmUQ9I`` d&M8B3׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://BWSAz0CQLPXO7pnWypAGlQvJsOtxI_lUqizQXoEHz1Q` d&M8B4d&M8B3(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://de6Q_8IJwLj859QzTLH5VbpIJi982fisUx_Nn16GN2U ` ׉	 7cassandra://l0pbL0DpT5c3tNdmKGolgDi-RW8AvTR5Rv9l3BVx-P0`s׉	 7cassandra://HOgkxg4WktZgOo-oOuYykQYM-tBjrIsVEIN_2ZDEkI8&` ׉	 7cassandra://POnurh8MQxDsDhJmp8Rw3HP7s2nuIHSHTtUT8JONffg	͠]d&M8Dtט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://s2NVb3rLfFVssvCdX97Uia4TlpBLoTcWa43yr2oA6Vw '-` ׉	 7cassandra://ntmzCdHez99I5Eeh5zbKZNh7l0ihViCAmb2i0WqmiNI/`s׉	 7cassandra://AIgUdkpwqsvx7uThNysW7FvsPvlvvxCVNG79EqG8Yh0` ׉	 7cassandra://s2bfBfBdtnjzpEm1DTl-WqB1CGCdEiOSGBTrOs6McOA ͠]d&M8Du׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://HOgkxg4WktZgOo-oOuYykQYM-tBjrIsVEIN_2ZDEkI8&` d&M8B5׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://AIgUdkpwqsvx7uThNysW7FvsPvlvvxCVNG79EqG8Yh0` d&M8B6d&M8B5(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://e7K7wvnkNyqh6cjLi3k7S1LAQxps-bOVvE1dxczkDiA Y` ׉	 7cassandra://6DKPLZ86T3hLthPKhIbp51uhojC60Y9tIrOXg93ESSQ.` s׉	 7cassandra://niqEtfDqE1PvCH5oiUxl9aUNRQV69k4F5EXmANOZpjo` ׉	 7cassandra://dCmHCs6Hg7agDHDqwc8LdX4s1qebYioZWOgrloZER8w (͠]d&M8Dwט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://PmQOUTne_mixyhujrYhnWq2zVR01KdWK4b6bjm5ttxk ` ׉	 7cassandra://5EKrofjMqi0UADMt9lmWUGx13UOnwPPtZ8w-fGdO-qI&`s׉	 7cassandra://ebvs9UqjFaIhXy3TYD_emGG95kfg52nAkUpwc8O6_w0` ׉	 7cassandra://kALMTPBd3T1YGLhCwzTSyiWakBA8BYixBfiU_gv2hBc '͠]d&M8Dx׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://niqEtfDqE1PvCH5oiUxl9aUNRQV69k4F5EXmANOZpjo` d&M8B7׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://ebvs9UqjFaIhXy3TYD_emGG95kfg52nAkUpwc8O6_w0` d&M8B8d&M8B7(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ebeGXdrJSFwpI2WYzylYo1qmWXCcNWg-Ob27KYI57Qs ^` ׉	 7cassandra://Z8EQzU_wyO8XcEIKeHgSqKXf3d3VJUhxFz5zBpKgIjY.``s׉	 7cassandra://oLleKnKZ2lNeEQqZbPizk97BpGEI94PyMlbsGKbe-Dw` ׉	 7cassandra://g9EgnqaynkYwR_7UWvvvcIPxTg4kvWiI9-1O-eBJeUo BgD͠]d&M8Dzט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://O4HSdYEkxttkmPo87Eq7CIy7o2svd-Tw73fDxDBMRt0 C2` ׉	 7cassandra://9Aba8EdXeiU6VWLolQbToq3ma3x-GtuwUIQJmbM3LjE*`s׉	 7cassandra://iE8fE-6NsJ0Ae6xdwJLVt4zDPIlmP38QlTy5ASOQKFQ` ׉	 7cassandra://V-n6LpaTLynnI4VXlJjpWP_BplD4KNh3XYAmklHTReU 8͠]d&M8D{׉E Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
Housing
Income Management
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׉	 7cassandra://oLleKnKZ2lNeEQqZbPizk97BpGEI94PyMlbsGKbe-Dw` d&M8B9׉E Linkages
Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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׉	 7cassandra://iE8fE-6NsJ0Ae6xdwJLVt4zDPIlmP38QlTy5ASOQKFQ` d&M8B:d&M8B9(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://AoyhgxSCrCNYk5659tZKovVf0OrdAgXvHMzzpp1XuOE v=` ׉	 7cassandra://nmJj5SxlZOcMX3qRN6qNKNsr-4eEN677RcOTfmVNcKE&`s׉	 7cassandra://rufTTcBw3VCh3Zx3WNSthlwbCzrKJKRQftyIbz8llEk6` ׉	 7cassandra://ulN1gfBzObo2ztlBofypJq56eaOKvhPs_XIYcUnrMxU n͠]d&M8D}ט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://zusi_SNYvQPq_Zd3-KWLdvhxDADcF1P-mDtfLbIXy8o ~` ׉	 7cassandra://aYSLw1ZnEFhLd7TZc1Si5jQ_4ohzpWO3Tg8n0t4pu8g-`s׉	 7cassandra://LlqUM8X7lypwGmHd1Cda9RX2kjAFbc6lf7hv_4eJfaA` ׉	 7cassandra://eoLtF7Kb7bMwlSa1rZJLRDQW3TzoaF4uhW4rvZLh9Aw ͠]d&M8D~׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://rufTTcBw3VCh3Zx3WNSthlwbCzrKJKRQftyIbz8llEk6` d&M8B;׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://LlqUM8X7lypwGmHd1Cda9RX2kjAFbc6lf7hv_4eJfaA` d&M8B<d&M8B;(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://yGdt04m_zt5gh3cQIZCwcs2pvYrvmO4isEaH_PwK4VY ` ׉	 7cassandra://pda63sPdiNm3DY3mH4tr_cJEXdaBb09UFF3xBTt0Byk3`s׉	 7cassandra://XKC39D2zt4iEjmMLACtVUoiWhMWZbBkXs4SSwWefxQA` ׉	 7cassandra://WtGm7pbVQXVsPtys6UJ6pUCsPI5MqzynSsSJcZ-6Vz0 ,͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://qhLiRUPKDtQQgizbNVNAw56iMT_0TN8XzsDgLPJNVww #1` ׉	 7cassandra://d7hr6EIuQD59iWgpLcY4PGimRKPkpTUWasycBsh68g8,`s׉	 7cassandra://SqmYjh57_YMbpOfmowIFXkoUGqiSqPNozSh88OidpdI` ׉	 7cassandra://HX9ZrxjLQijM81zvJQf_tdUPdsCK-WABAPB8P8a-saw `͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://XKC39D2zt4iEjmMLACtVUoiWhMWZbBkXs4SSwWefxQA` d&M8B=׉E _Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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׉	 7cassandra://-TITv7CbxkVMMFfF34AL9sjvVT89wUvU3FFR16b2CYs` d&M8B?׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://xcieSzMYhENWL7UR1vnzhliDHPtOhQOUCdbLAWBqVLAV` d&M8B@d&M8B?(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://LsDS1k62K5VglP4h5VDkvZlsUVmPz5wbYuc8SY8YKcY q` ׉	 7cassandra://Or_nE3OczCcJfzdwn8GLH9jpsnm8JAcxIVLhcPxT9ss.` s׉	 7cassandra://x3_GMBQ68g7MwwcwEgjswIQH_Yezi43myv3XycAnhtQ` ׉	 7cassandra://Lt1ZahF89J-Yljd_fOkA6brYH_B43aLyiHZ55KXEYCU L=͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eUl5vxUzGMCsJHHa8UZHzkIRvt9aISGQu_UoNmPq0yw Y` ׉	 7cassandra://Hlq1aN37CNW4Ht7XnsO7mJ4hyZfrB7NeiSqM1cxmoDY%`s׉	 7cassandra://nPNo85CuoWioxyWhMEJy6uXI1Tu0q8yweqXeLS1_IDU` ׉	 7cassandra://g8NO2ipQo8M7Fqa_SIKVjvKKWgLJ7XZgwAslOZnfTqs 8͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://nPNo85CuoWioxyWhMEJy6uXI1Tu0q8yweqXeLS1_IDU` d&M8BBd&M8BA(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://VOk0spgNPeZnwrOUZwmukjoVIruxCqmoUTXhs1D_OhY ` ׉	 7cassandra://V8Aakv5QRL_l7hItlh2c_z8MNE9ZiZqqgp2YP05oYVw&`s׉	 7cassandra://KHqMDn2z5FCX3go_Kr_Z-CbKPxSJp7bNI1eg71PT3mE` ׉	 7cassandra://omETzOhejrzWcLFVfRnCAX4BjIgmZafl69fi4FcmMRs o͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://_2lD5yBHGBySjHlxcyvGLIs90FmSucvTITkpW62XHNI ` ׉	 7cassandra://JrEchsU1Uu-eQJDXrjU8QEqqU_1gdahZnaUBPMJUczU)%`s׉	 7cassandra://UwZ-jQodugNKyIWRCKCTdod18OWNY64jFFE0SCOaX8cs` ׉	 7cassandra://nZ0gbv9fUabU-eAhqiQ_mClOBZPyNX7OupFXryD-kb8 X͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://UwZ-jQodugNKyIWRCKCTdod18OWNY64jFFE0SCOaX8cs` d&M8BDd&M8BC(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://R5uJYajsGD5OxQiR0qhEwwqxwFkyi34tY1UWMlB_yho 7` ׉	 7cassandra://xThisU0Bfa4HSLLA7vEYBKnyNIcqKJD0YcflG7g8sk42\`s׉	 7cassandra://wBXLC9jJL1xyBCE5JKyZp0cgTgh1wTXrRn-3uqMTKp0` ׉	 7cassandra://efavLK-0yP2gQXHuFAnFc6wFmpInHpCTDv83rGYzHEU ͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://rTz00O4rATxlzI3jRSTPVLe5HP4PikyhKE7LrrbCpRI o` ׉	 7cassandra://n11rB9qyjAhHwmwRJK4J6sVKxushefwrqq-o9uSAsQE.~` s׉	 7cassandra://WmFzTTSI1kjAwjxAvw6zCtGl22f9MEvefMmCc7RY88Ap` ׉	 7cassandra://49963r-p4T7gnf2eXZ83V94Zv_mjq0X4ep6tl2O4Axw B͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://WmFzTTSI1kjAwjxAvw6zCtGl22f9MEvefMmCc7RY88Ap` d&M8BFd&M8BE(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://iQbYvcPu3-9htLpNfQ8DZoq4YtXllDnL2Cgp2CFGzJw :` ׉	 7cassandra://cSCc340DQWHauUbxLfN5FMZte04SI-sVD8w2vbeXunc, ` s׉	 7cassandra://DNHvbGc5TmuqqNm111DD7VSK84rXwj3uXtAX14bQpJo`  ׉	 7cassandra://RTm1g-NDN13zHu45m5nNgkEFND-gW_iR2da56Y9RS08͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://nERnCMjvIxmXrTWC4Yz9khhNH6Cr0wBa2s0tqcHAbxI ɇ` ׉	 7cassandra://kvrCaGSe3tCUfKEnFfE8X7nxRm3b8jJ91QcEXlMP-Dg1}`s׉	 7cassandra://nT-X3joldqucs53T7_cXk-ApfGjpOV72jRF3TCsoN2Uj` ׉	 7cassandra://pXeR1Mlb9TEXRaD1ZxZQKRzlPsR8r3Dgb7yhPnM4TlA hv͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://DNHvbGc5TmuqqNm111DD7VSK84rXwj3uXtAX14bQpJo`  d&M8BG׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://nT-X3joldqucs53T7_cXk-ApfGjpOV72jRF3TCsoN2Uj` d&M8BHd&M8BG(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://y-vNa2hzdyYpafGOpWLjBgs50uzkx4cjQk_iI9mfq1k ` ׉	 7cassandra://VSwblcLlTaZ9bLdutSR3U_Re0qEID9W9C69TT1b9R643` s׉	 7cassandra://vdQrgMTRGjDnPpPFwgA3dmugk7U0BieG5zzvkeog29s` ׉	 7cassandra://WghsMZObcJrOQaoDRVxE5uoR1QPQyNoN0SYm9q8QKH0 6͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://brJXXSOrgt7zVVOAfwhPLyuEj_woHde-sLxseiV7Y1c t` ׉	 7cassandra://w7gG0fFGaN4ihX-eKSpvE6N4Orgx88aQqv8tKgrKz5w1` s׉	 7cassandra://bvdHtmy6Z5xUOue6zAswFLJHoQxM2fhi25nc0ZXIdXg` ׉	 7cassandra://SbLR28FUwhyEsQwcL4UynQwbEerQ1rnxf7-59uPIGk8 1͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://vdQrgMTRGjDnPpPFwgA3dmugk7U0BieG5zzvkeog29s` d&M8BI׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://bvdHtmy6Z5xUOue6zAswFLJHoQxM2fhi25nc0ZXIdXg` d&M8BJd&M8BI(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://YBlote8WTyc9jjOF11DlJ3s9kxcjwxjR-woRfwTzNQY ` ׉	 7cassandra://N73tt-ELNoViWGQKLBLoFnlu8s7BXgGESkiRk-Lbdt05` s׉	 7cassandra://KabLAgIwUex8uDKE6MeUiJ64PYgS9NUwOgaARa5nCbkM` ׉	 7cassandra://akapEHifkUqrghKhE_Neqpy6DrCJ20bi8AMtJNGi7Qc De͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://XPxeTPHGaQgjx-7raFlTfHNnnKxu1arhJXkvxron5Ok B` ׉	 7cassandra://JP09vqiIseL_hOH8skc7rHtH9_475bSAH_Iv8318Vnc+` s׉	 7cassandra://Cc9oWjHIdo1tYWSo1cRUJ3EOmCOvDQSycssygu6MLks7`  ׉	 7cassandra://VTZ4sqbXcFbJQsY_oDaiqUCZV2oTA503Y4GWBn1HjDU LX͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://KabLAgIwUex8uDKE6MeUiJ64PYgS9NUwOgaARa5nCbkM` d&M8BK׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Cc9oWjHIdo1tYWSo1cRUJ3EOmCOvDQSycssygu6MLks7`  d&M8BLd&M8BK(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://b8pKgX7DBxZUM6yGv1J3BMmMMJmY6G7_PY1BdGIL6hU df` ׉	 7cassandra://K-7s1DGher0Oi3MJP1jLWrjKZwL8UybE-TuY3pUSxms-` s׉	 7cassandra://gas_YEeazALoVh1Xg4D42x2Np4KwQvD4qzJNvGRiAQgA` ׉	 7cassandra://cUwfaquXS_xTapk7yLRPaj_2WUnoxujhRmreP6DBBCw )r͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://KQ9CYZRR6EDVgLDFPkfSL4epAgxKXYHMRlQRdQ5s0Xw /z` ׉	 7cassandra://yhIEtfkJYo0JPnRmzxx7x48F5g0slpbNRgr0KXj3E-0%` s׉	 7cassandra://I4PTicohz3kOpluRVgfbNmSHy6bTrHnAez6QsxCoIy4` ׉	 7cassandra://rPYgC6shp6mrm5sElZ7OODQ1pIdm5xQ7sEqq8V1v6pIy͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://I4PTicohz3kOpluRVgfbNmSHy6bTrHnAez6QsxCoIy4` d&M8BNd&M8BM(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://-y6liY7y7hUHkWTE8YnTREx49xCTdfs7UrVFX_EwI7w #` ׉	 7cassandra://AVxjIlw9zIEgz0idDZxLwaYj2ZPn2JJqU423zFgjoOU*`s׉	 7cassandra://yUKn8oAR6vzfBZ2f-_9VKAJ8XHGprGvtNscFyoZlyrgf` ׉	 7cassandra://X9F-v9IzLMmnNkmlC0xGQ8We1AoaIYWEgHVUaaC6RTk )͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://WUxYLqvGrbR7aQzmKHZuWw8Efgutw2jWZo9gNGAueMc OP` ׉	 7cassandra://Y9UlfjNNg9hX2tg8IWm-5SMn6plV2NvLreNNo7FTw5c#`s׉	 7cassandra://QK2k8_2iLt35jiPgZFYb1OlU2xy4aBIJGgbGzc7EUVkI` ׉	 7cassandra://oLqjBUs7XNcPApcsshiXw4rieIOe8uN3Xvfq8Qe1JzQm͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://CoCbrWbiUTQ5TKxNmVFGZlwqkgkCgfrgOS_DJ6zBAYEj` d&M8BS׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://Kw9pZAUfxdVoai9EmsTLQCje0zPi_oGqzuv37vdo79w` d&M8B]׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://8s7gQ9JL35cpV6UkDtZPJ1_RPoieVSxHu5g2W9YpQ4Q`  d&M8B`d&M8B_(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://eCpkkJbVK5SYMW2AESWhqD2usq3bkVhwrT034tmIk1Y zN`׉	 7cassandra://70UQOwkmYbvd8Ogi9jiW_7fuJysRjUifIQI09Uz-dkU+l`s׉	 7cassandra://y7JjcrGMcG4sCugk-woIGLu9iZlhaBEahoIJvBF9m7k` ׉	 7cassandra://IoK5dF2GeCN7cxOj8hQ670uT7Ct7OU-CJEy9hVAe168 <͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://FUNrJKrJXOcBVL-1Dn-Q8q-2Ffv-32s1BJwjtMfkamE Y` ׉	 7cassandra://DTn6KkZtc9oB2H7hIRWrPJPFg8wLxVFuW2clVETXCOI-`s׉	 7cassandra://bw37V-tJqSe76XEIMBrGzJxR7XIftNZUEl7vt8EKKlE` ׉	 7cassandra://Knkw-ikkjZ7DCdz2ecXulZnzoW0ET1LnevFBAK8SVPo ><͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://y7JjcrGMcG4sCugk-woIGLu9iZlhaBEahoIJvBF9m7k` d&M8Ba׉E Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
Housing
Income Management
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׉	 7cassandra://bw37V-tJqSe76XEIMBrGzJxR7XIftNZUEl7vt8EKKlE` d&M8Bbd&M8Ba(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://U7gBcOxAxK-kZhhic3SRvN5avF1RzHmP97EvsJBzOOk H$` ׉	 7cassandra://0_B80BOtr7RD0Q2lWrlSKpg9-jY8waKLXpx6LmJ4ljQ*`s׉	 7cassandra://C8tY46hbPZWLwJkGXWlMFe57fxXgagRSd6voGViA1EQ=` ׉	 7cassandra://EMCLdjPSilLDmNQtRhrDndGFqY04bNk_iOGLau9s4Ac ;(͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://8eQBVDtMPeAIYEb6b3sUUBoX0oHYnG7gGnjPAgdDD6A ` ׉	 7cassandra://T5zaBYemlWZKMwvAlFyK0JvLaenWwUYzh1-a67J9Sps%`s׉	 7cassandra://j5MeCFtJ9MWsxMK8W8y9F8H0MwTzP4xr5CnJMJVNAVM` ׉	 7cassandra://DeSHyBHvUFbjn1WfFVC_vwEiflgsUHnVxvlCa8n1f_w M͠]d&M8D׉E Linkages
Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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׉	 7cassandra://C8tY46hbPZWLwJkGXWlMFe57fxXgagRSd6voGViA1EQ=` d&M8Bc׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://j5MeCFtJ9MWsxMK8W8y9F8H0MwTzP4xr5CnJMJVNAVM` d&M8Bdd&M8Bc(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://ZEmJIBEue2kENlIFncIUwJKh0wf5Eb-rZuuVltjiXcI ` ׉	 7cassandra://UpoIDMN9reudvok_IBbGiS3prjVSD2yMHND15aRsbtk#` s׉	 7cassandra://vAhsXsEVQ7XwfuJUIuilVcMax15YYFih4YSQkd8NUzEw` ׉	 7cassandra://8IX4kVYZHF-WqPbL5Cw746ELWnduOnNtCcCrlGKNzcg&͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://Okv50GRBu7_LaxgpC8VKt5Q8mSOhDV2HNHEHjijgRHw 	` ׉	 7cassandra://dJe4HpFfwYqyAAbrZwUuzFylo_2WJVm4jScgxXSOYSI`s׉	 7cassandra://GGFruZZEF1toV2FIOtRwDLjXo6JT-C8vQWKRgQmdKS4
U` ׉	 7cassandra://6d4blPYcgKMbnclGHn-Aj0iG6RcgpVYQhXCZXR9-UqE͙x͠]d&M8D׉E 6CAPECO | Community Needs Assessment Report | 2021
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׉	 7cassandra://vAhsXsEVQ7XwfuJUIuilVcMax15YYFih4YSQkd8NUzEw` d&M8Be׉E _Focus Group Responses – See Appendix B
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U` d&M8Bfd&M8Be(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://5ydnqwWkOd4l9eGXOjziWkprfJxcttouTZmvRwFwazE M[` ׉	 7cassandra://DIcQMQX7uqFcpSAiYuqQSblvKYzQihaGctFYfbFUiys-"`s׉	 7cassandra://uCQesNmh3MgDDfEArxfWtAo_dT6mgUsSZSZZWFBHXJI` ׉	 7cassandra://dVFIqYxpsSOt3-B64MveCCrTIsUd1etRMBc1HMgsfNA <͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://LMYpkaOKh_1javWwLDMjGrr4H-LkCrvFqi9yCuC4DVs #` ׉	 7cassandra://jWjF79fgtejPZcAk9ieXM0ea33bLSRj0VqDakkbLR8w/G` s׉	 7cassandra://CyXxkFTQ55nrW6Hn1zyV210qOsL7FYOZre-YguX23xo` ׉	 7cassandra://ViT2_SesxR-2gtnk2CpDkL-dA2w-v-1PIsYsaSGmpzI74͠]d&M8D׉EAppendix A.8 – Staff Survey
24 Responses
n the following categories, how well do you feel the Community, as a whole, meets the needs of lowincome
households?
Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
Housing
Income Management
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24 Responses
In the following categories, how well do you feel the Community, as a whole, meets the needs of lowincome
households?
Linkages
Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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׉	 7cassandra://CyXxkFTQ55nrW6Hn1zyV210qOsL7FYOZre-YguX23xo` d&M8Bhd&M8Bg(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://oX8yewesSc2pKmpGxPWRX7NVVur3Yx0cEn0zzZYb_v8 $`׉	 7cassandra://Z3hJaOHNnxKnQBw3FPOziL7cEr-tsb3gjsAouub9e9A$`s׉	 7cassandra://3C51Hx9JCmGiSd8czFMcIQqRNIiBJLZOcFauCS6d6pM2` ׉	 7cassandra://qg14upWmjg9UuqqXvCz78OGiI4P4_l6OjME0q1X5mEE ]͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://bNuOAuANbx5xIUbZWl3YW5mdByS_lrfxIyaZ3licMSk n`׉	 7cassandra://S92oGOxyuOTugZluizBmpCcIyPqzFjOqLO_lhpq26CU(`s׉	 7cassandra://_QxJyqvv2d-c8KANlGf3sWcMu2p1nLf8GEObT0MIEZg` ׉	 7cassandra://MDA7pN12fnEHkLdjj6tRah7G8NfMEeN_KF5uT0dnOJ4 t͠]d&M8D׉E CStaff Survey
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׉	 7cassandra://3C51Hx9JCmGiSd8czFMcIQqRNIiBJLZOcFauCS6d6pM2` d&M8Bi׉E CStaff Survey
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׉	 7cassandra://_QxJyqvv2d-c8KANlGf3sWcMu2p1nLf8GEObT0MIEZg` d&M8Bjd&M8Bi(בCט   (u׉׉	 7cassandra://64rJkb7lkIXfBn8wGOC-mH1utsQQT8R4Ck7RdVB1io0 `׉	 7cassandra://0FIvvEDx4lR6AESvtgcliSGQqDlHk3TFnlnKIhdgnMM+`s׉	 7cassandra://ksreZ_UiGpyhAFGqM1rQBs6ykQka10VmDLobTyG75Uo` ׉	 7cassandra://GR41Zo-b8QESwaLUxKAupYNgvzVgrd71oWqzLWQrns0 ]͠]d&M8Dט  (u׉׉	 7cassandra://iyRJx4z6Txsk4hLCW9Sed2Qcc2wJuowVQGrXWpw2VxM P` ׉	 7cassandra://wsYMBVk3m7M3IUj4RRrIIZ59BkHAD-q6edb37Xyrghw `s׉	 7cassandra://UdgB488knlBYroMxuR9jtIp3tzGdfJXlH3zVrKeRHCk` ׉	 7cassandra://0fIVa1jAiNUcp6g_f60Xt50TGfUaWVWOSbyVKvKHB4Qͽ͠]d&M8D׉E Staff Survey
24 Responses
Staff Survey
In the following instances, how has the number of requests for CAPECO services changed over the past
year?
C
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׉	 7cassandra://ksreZ_UiGpyhAFGqM1rQBs6ykQka10VmDLobTyG75Uo` d&M8Bk׉E Staff Survey
In the following instances, how has the number of requests for CAPECO services changed over the past
year?
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In the following instances, how has the number of requests for CAPECO services changed over the past
year?
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׉	 7cassandra://wBkEZf98hnFybNkB9jAuOGuDdsNDexFrYkpHxUwePCcX` d&M8Bm׉E Staff Survey
In the following instances, how has the number of requests for CAPECO services changed over the past
year?
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How has attendance at CAPECO events changed over the past year?
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In the following categories, how well do you feel the Community meets the needs of low-income
households?
Employment
Education
Emergency Services
Health
Housing
Income Management
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In the following categories, how well do you feel the Community meets the needs of low-income
households?
Linkages
Nutrition
Self Sufficiency
Services for Senior Citizens
Services for Youth
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Appendix B.1 – Morrow County
Appendix B.2 – Umatilla County
Appendix B.3 – Wasco County
Appendix B.4 – Wheeler County
No Focus Group Responses were received for Gilliam, Hood River, or Sherman counties.
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Please respond to the following questions while keeping in mind the ZIP Code you just provided
What is the top root
cause of poverty in your
Community?
Cycle of Poverty
Government/Bureaucracy
Tell us why you selected what you did
Generations of families all struggling to get out of poverty mixed with availability of
good paying jobs
Government is not helping people
There for themselves and not representing us
Unemployment
There just aren't a lot of jobs available to the low-income residents who are
seeking employment. There are jobs through the hospital, sheriff's office, and the
county, but those positions require a college degree and other requirements and
skills that those who only have a high school diploma would not qualify for.
Of the things being done to address poverty in your Community, what do you think is helping the most in the
following areas?
Employment
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job creation
Job creation
Finances
Funding for social
services
Banking services
Financial assistance
services
Education
The port of Morrow and local industries are huge supporters of educations
Resource education
Resource education
Help improve skills fi educating them to live in this world
Instead of filling their heads full of crap from the past
Places like the Neighborhood Center and the Health Department work to get the
information of available programs out to the low-income residents. They also assist the
people in applying for those services.
Community Outreach
Building
community/organization
trust
Tell us why you selected what you did
Nonprofits working hard to better Boardman
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Tell us why you selected what you did
The port of Morrow workforce training and BMCC have partnered up for a great
workforce training program doing resume help, job search help, internships, etc.
People go into jobs of their training skill so go in blind not knowing what's in store for
them
There is a new Dollar General being built in Heppner which will create a few new job
positions for the area. The gas station and grocery store are always hiring, but that is
because they can't keep regular employees on staff.
Tell us why you selected what you did
I don't think we have great help with any of the options, but it made me choose one.
I go through a credit union
Never again will I go through a bank
They are corrupt
The county received Covid funds to distribute to help those in need with rent and utility
assistance.
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It's easier to do one on one for better understanding
Building
community/organization
trust
Advocacy
Public transit/increased
bus routes
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Job/hiring discrimination
and ageism in hiring
Advocacy
Public transit/increased
bus routes
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Job/hiring discrimination
and ageism in hiring
Health / Healthcare
Mental health services
Elderly/caregiver relief
services
Mental health services
Housing / Homeless
Long-term shelters
None of the above
Homeless services
Rental assistance
Crime / Safety
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
Mental health training for
law enforcement officers
My son is homeless in the Beaverton Oregon area
Other than going to a church homeless shelter in Portland, OR, which stinks, dirty ,
bed bugs , cockroaches
They are nasty
There are no homeless shelters in South Morrow County.
Tell us why you selected what you did above9
It's very important that the people who need the assistance feel comfortable coming
in and getting the help to get the services whether it be for the food pantry,
financial rent and utility assistance, prescription assistance, etc..
None of them are great, but we do have the Loop public transport and many
employment agencies provide transportation for Ag workers
Our healthcare system in the US stinks
Cost so much for so little received
Deductible way to high
Job hiring discrimination is a big problem when seeking employment in a small town
where everyone knows your business and your family's business and the reputation
that goes with that.
Tell us why you selected what you did
None of them are great, but we do have the Loop public transport and many
employment agencies provide transportation for Ag workers
Our healthcare system in the US stinks
Cost so much for so little received
Deductible way to high
Job hiring discrimination is a big problem when seeking employment in a small town
where everyone knows your business and your family's business and the reputation
that goes with that.
Tell us why you selected what you did
CCS
I myself am 64 and soon will be struggling to get health care we can't afford it
I had to pick from the two and the mental health services seemed the most fitting.
Tell us why you selected what you did
None of the above
There are so many people walking the streets now with the homeless that they
need so much help for medicines and shelters
Law enforcement needs to help the drug or mental folks out there
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Which are few or none
Domestic Violence awareness led by Community law enforcement
Collaboration
Volunteering
Community alliances
Community alliances
Food Assistance
Food pantries
Tell us why you selected what you did above10
Lots of organizations have volunteer opportunities
Folks need to come together and help thy neighbors no matter who u are
We are here to love, live a happy existence
Other than hate , violence ,
Tell us why you selected what you did above11
Boardman food pantry provides meals for anyone who comes. No one turned away.
Food pantries
Food pantries
Either way
With the economy going in the tank
More and more folks need food panties and food banks in all communities
I myself rely every month on food pantry as I can't get food stamp card
Make a little too much
The Neighborhood Center is the only food pantry for South Morrow County.
Individuals and families in need can walk through and shop the Client's Choice Pantry
twice a month and select from the variety of frozen meats, dairy, and pantry staples.
If you had the opportunity to address
poverty in your Community, with all
barriers removed (political, financial…),
which option below would you choose?
Wage Increase
Increased Funding
Service Expansion
Comments
• I hope this information helps.
Tell us why you selected what you did above12
Morrow County has one of the highest median incomes in the
state but the ones below that are VERY below.
There's just not enough funding to help low-income folks
Raise the bar on food stamp card program
I think there are needs not being met for the low-income
residents in need.
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Please respond to the following questions while keeping in mind the ZIP Code you just provided
What is the top root
cause of poverty in your
Community?
Tell us why you selected what you did
Cycle of Poverty
This is really hard to answer because it is so interconnected and multi-faceted.
Ultimately, I went with Cycle of Poverty because all of the other factors combine to
create the poverty trap. Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma cycles
perpetuate lack of access to education and resources that would allow for upward
mobility for families generation after generation. The lack of a robust social safety
net and proactive supports for families compounds the effects of cycles of family
trauma and toxic stress environments.
Cycle of Poverty
I serve a number of families for whom poverty is generational. Families in this
cycle live within a framework of poverty and don't necessarily know any other ways
to live. Additionally, many social services that exist supposedly to help raise people
OUT of poverty actually do the opposite - they keep people mired in the cycle of
poverty.
Safe & Affordable
Housing
Finances/Income/Wages
I believe that the housing market in my area has been gouged and gentrified,
making it near impossible for people to sustain a living space. People with
disabilities or those of a sensitive demographic find it hard to even find work,
assuming that they're able to, and when you're being charged $1,000-1,500/month
for rent in an area that pays less than $18/hr, you're going to have a hard time.
Lack of community resources to help people get on their feet to be fully selfsupporting.
Lack of adequate housing as well as jobs
Economy
Safe & Affordable
Housing
Cycle of Poverty
Cycle of Poverty
Agriculturally/manufacturing-based economies (such a Umatilla County) are by in
nature economies of disparity with owners/management retaining a greater
proportion of the profits. Employees in this system are generally lower wage
workers with fewer options for advancement.
Housing costs are astronomical and there's very little low-income housing
I'm not sure of the exact reason, but I think lack of affordable housing and low
wages in the area are big contributing factors.
There is a significant delineation between the impoverished and the well-off here.
I see the same cars in the same run-down houses year after year.
Finances/Income/Wages
Safe & Affordable
Housing
Safe & Affordable
Housing
Numerous people that I know are unemployed/underemployed and don't have
enough income for household expenses. I also know a number of people with
disabilities who are unable to work and receive small social security amounts.
Many of us are on fixed incomes and as prices rise, we do not have the financial
resources we had in the past.
There is affordable housing but it's for people way below that if you get a job or
save up you lose your housing doesn't make sense
If an individual/family does not have a 'basic need' met such as safe and affordable
housing it makes it very challenging and sometimes almost impossible to
find/maintain a job, prepare healthy meals as well as ensure your personal items
are kept safe and secure, stay healthy and/or address specific medical issues.
Finances/Income/Wages
Because at all steps in life those are the things that impact how much one can do
for their family. If you don't have the finances to support your family, that's the
direct impact. Housing, food, and bills don't get paid. I waited for almost 4 yrs for
my SSDI claim just to be seen by a judge. Forcing my son and I to live in desperate
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but feeling inadequate as a parent is a whole different monster. The long wait for
housing and knowing there are people on that list that lie and cheat to be on it is
frustrating and has a demoralizing effect on those of us that have worked our butts
off our whole lives just to be cheated by the system. It takes its toll emotionally.
Economy
Government/Bureaucracy
It seems like Pendleton isn't making any progress in getting the economy on track.
People cannot live on the wages they make. How are people supposed to have
affordable housing? Have reliable transportation? Not live paycheck to paycheck?
Pendleton needs not to rely on Whiskey Fest and Round-up to make a profit!
There are jobs, but those on disability or middle aged without a degree cannot
afford "affordable housing". Seniors cannot even afford to pay for a ride to an outof-town
specialist.
Education
Finances/Income/Wages
Cycle of Poverty
Safe & Affordable
Housing
Crime/Violence/Safety
Many jobs require the applicant speak another language, i don't see free classes to
learn another language here.
Now medical nursing agencies are offering education at their facility, I think that is
great. It was not that way before the pandemic.
Income to inflation of rent and other cost ratio is way too low of income/wages to
high rent and other items with inflation.
If we were to focus on the cycle of poverty other causes of poverty would also go
down.
Because it's extremely difficult to find housing that as a single parent with children
can afford.
Too much crime because there isn't enough for our community to do besides drugs
and crime
Transportation
Finances/Income/Wages
Cycle of Poverty
There are jobs but not everyone has a car and there isn't really any public
transportation either but there are several small towns throughout the county but
they are all a few miles or more away from the two bigger towns that have most of
the jobs so people needing work cannot always get to it, like myself
With rentals, the price of rent is so high, that our community wages cannot keep up
with this problem.
My experience with those in poverty.
Of the things being done to address poverty in your Community, what do you think is helping the most in the
following areas?
Employment
Job creation
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job/career training
Job/career training
Job fairs
Job creation
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Tell us why you selected what you did
People need living wage jobs that afford people access to safe and secure housing.
Employment Readiness Programs can help individuals assess whether they are ready
to work and have all the social capital and practical supports needed to be employed -
for example, basic workplace skills, appropriate clothing, access to transportation,
literacy, etc.
I believe that helping people prepare for work and making sure they have what they
need to do the work is the best help they could get
In order to create change we need to address the root cause of the disparity which is
lack of skills/education leading to career stagnation.
I think job fairs allow people to get out there and check out multiple places at once
and see what's available in one location, which helps those people that have limited
transportation
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Job fairs
Job creation
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job creation
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job creation
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job/career training
Employment
Readiness Programs
Job/career training
Job fairs
All the way around, not just the impaired need to be educated in a field of their choice,
students don't get classes any more before graduation to channel their interests and
they are not lead in direction of employment of those capabilities.
None. Nothing is being done.
Was just a guess
I think if people had an opportunity to learn more and get certification in certain
things there would be more people working.
I see online there are several job fairs that go on each month.
Hopefully I answered correctly. Job fairs help out tremendously. But some people are
discouraged not to go due to unable to type up a resume without having a computer
and internet like in my household.
We need more job/career training to be able to afford the high rent that keeps
Job fairs
Job creation
Finances
Funding for social
services
Financial
education/coaching &
case management
Financial assistance
services
Financial
education/coaching &
case management
State/federal
assistance
Funding for social services
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going up in our community. Example- my family and I will be homeless as of Jan 2022
due to our upcoming rent increase. In order to afford this, we need better training to
receive higher wages.
It appears to me to work best.
Tell us why you selected what you did
People need access to robust social services while they work towards stable, secure,
and safe housing. Often once they find work these services are terminated but the
family has not yet regained stability as that can take several years.
Individuals and families need customized coaching and case management to help
them navigate our complex and siloed social service system.
Because being at poverty level I think if people took the time and effort to help then
it would lower our poverty rate
Addressing this will teach people the skills/rationale they need to in order to "pay it
forward" toward further advancement of their current skill set (i.e., higher education,
vocation training etc.)
Thinking more on the issue of housing assistance for low-income individuals and
families
I chose employment readiness programs because I feel that this type of support such
as; WorkSource and Supported Employment offer an individual the skills, knowledge
and confidence that then allows them to be successful in securing and maintaining
employment and possibly allowing for further opportunities.
I wish that we had more opportunities/access to Trade School and Apprenticeships.
If one is able-bodied, they should be working period!! Working is freedom
Not sure
Job fairs provide on-site chances for people to talk with possible employers and learn
about the job and growth possibilities.
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options are applicable.
Funding for social
services
State/federal assistance
Financial
education/coaching &
case management
Financial assistance
services
Financial assistance
services
State/federal assistance
Financial
education/coaching &
case management
Funding for social
services
Many of the programs, such as Capeco, need more people to answer phones and
provide assistance. Capeco Energy Assistance provided me with great service making
my mobile home more energy efficient and my utility bills are about half of what they
were previously. I would like to see more people getting this type of assistance
without having to wait so long - I was on the list for 5 years.
By providing financial education and coaching will give opportunity for individuals to
learn and practice new skills necessary to better manage their finances and overall
improve their financial responsibility.
Obviously, people are being funded somehow and somewhere. I don't know how or
from where but if people aren't filling available jobs it's coming from somewhere.
People need to take care of themselves. Look at how CTUIR offers the enrolled
members.
Lots of money could be spent in the community to budge and assist elders into
helping students and the younger generation find skills and likes at a young age and
create highly educated youth who want to pursue higher education.
Gov. Grants to assist with rent and utilities.
Financial education/coaching & case management
Financial assistance
services
State/federal
assistance
Funding for social
services
Financial assistance
services
Financial assistance
services
Education
On-site services at
schools
School
collaboration/programs
College preparation
Improving schools
Resource education
Cause everything is so expensive
Because I don't think there is enough resources people know about or reach out to
There is DHS and capeco and the agape house here.
Capeco has helped us tremendously. If it wasn't for their help, we would be lost.
Money works.
Tell us why you selected what you did
If we can connect youth with the services, they need before they leave the K-12 or
Community College System we can help them transition into more stable living
situations.
For students living in poverty, it can be too overwhelming to expect them to engage
with social services, etc. outside of school time. Partnering with schools so services
can be included in the course of the school day can be a lifesaver.
Continuing education to make sure they stay financially stable
This is helping the next generation to avoid perpetuation of the cycle.
Not everybody is suited for college, so having other resources available is key
School collaboration/programs
On-site services at
schools
Although I have no kids in school, I am sure that the lunch program is of help
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Resource education
Students need to know about real world finances - how to budget, need for
home/renter's insurance, car insurance, life insurance, medical expenses, groceries,
etc.
Being a in a rural community it's important that individuals know what education
opportunities are available.
Resource education
I feel there is help if you need it and seek it out. From teaching our high schoolers to
be prepared for life itself. Teaching everyone not just our kids that work it the
pathway to the freedoms to enjoy life and feel successful. It is an inevitable fact and
for those that are disabled we need to support them and their families. Have the
resources to show them they matter too.
Unsure
School collaboration/programs
I am not totally familiar with any program within any of those parameters.
More could be done with career development that could come from within the
community.
On-site services at schools
On-site services at
schools
Improving schools
College preparation
Resource education
Improving schools
Community Outreach
Direct contact
Building
community/organization trust
Direct contact
Because of Covid
I think there should be more qualified teachers and more programs for kids to get a
Head Start in college.
My child is always being encouraged to go to college.
I have no children that are in school. I just selected something because there is no
N/A. I have no clue on this subject.
Addressing interesting education rather than rote memorization.
Tell us why you selected what you did
People need direct contact to the people who can build trusting relationships
and connect individuals and families to services tailored to their needs.
In order to provide services that can truly make a difference, any social service
agency must, over time, build community and organization trust.
Having direct contact with someone one on one is always better cause then
they feel a sense of security
Building
community/organization trust Greater access to this resource for general populace
Direct contact
I think the more direct contact you can have with individuals, the more
assistance you can provide.
Building community/organization trust
There are options available for employment and food banks that are not
covered in your options.
Direct contact
It is important for people using services and service providers to see one
another as individuals not numbers or voices at the end of a phone line.
Homebound individuals need direct contact in filling out forms, explaining their
needs and so forth.
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+Direct contact
I feel that having direct contact with individuals is by far the best way to
connect with the community.
Building
community/organization trust
Direct contact
Direct contact
Direct contact
Direct contact
Direct contact
Direct contact
Senior center
Direct contact
Advocacy
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Public transit/increased
bus routes
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Public transit/increased
bus routes
We as a community need to stick together. I personally have a hard time being
around people because of my condition. I suffer from severe PTSD, anxiety
with non-epileptic seizures along with severe chronic pain due to spinal
condition. Outreach is important
I recently joined an organization that has a network for helping people. So
much more is out there and could be refined.
Should be more
I don't think that there is enough people that know about the programs and
resources there are out there to help people who are in need
Capeco is always open.
Once again, I have no clue regarding your question.
People respond to caring people.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Mental and physical health are greatly affected by generational trauma and
adverse childhood experiences. We need a healthcare system attuned to the longterm
health effects and coordinated to treat the whole person, family, and system
of care.
Health care is a basic human need. If one's health needs are not being taken care
of, it is difficult for any person/family to engage effectively with anything else -
school, work, etc.
It's nice to have a bus, but it’s not very accessible and there are not nearly enough
routes.
I believe that health of mind and body is integrally involved in socioeconomic
achievement.
Having increased options is great! I know there's numerous choices available for
those without reliable transportation.
Public transit/increased bus routes
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
There are some clinics, as well as OHS, that help.
Many low-income people are eligible for Medicaid which is really not fair to lowincome
people on Medicaid who have to pay for doctor visits, prescriptions and so
forth.
Raising awareness about racial discrimination
I do not understand how the selections offered address poverty in this community
under the 'Advocacy' tab.
I would like more clarification before I can answer.
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Because excuses like the other choices on the list are ridiculous......and yes, my son
is a beautifully mixed child.
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I don't find one particularly on your list.
The areas that stand out to me the most is the youth.
Youth and adult blending.
The senior center has so many restrictions on them right now, from covid to
building use codes, staff and funds.
Creating an education group of community members who communicate one on
one with youth will benefit and maybe find some families falling through the
poverty cracks. What money and efforts have been in place in the past are not
working, or this community questionnaire would not be needed.
Raising awareness about racial discrimination
Public transit/increased
bus routes
Public transit/increased
bus routes
Raising awareness about
racial discrimination
Healthcare/Medicaid
preservation
Health / Healthcare
Mental health services
Mental health services
Elderly/caregiver relief
services
Mental health services
Mental health services
Mental health services
Not readily available
A lot of the time the reason why people don't work is because there is no bus
system in Milton Freewater number 1 number 2 also is because they don't have a
vehicle to get to and from work, so they go to the next best thing
People seem to really be focusing on this issue.
If you are sick or disabled and untreated, you are not able to make money.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Mental and physical health are greatly affected by generational trauma and adverse
childhood experiences. We need a healthcare system attuned to the long-term health
effects and coordinated to treat the whole person, family, and system of care.
Mental health needs have increased exponentially during the pandemic. These
services need to be available to anyone needing them.
Because like myself I am in desperate need of caregiving resources for my husband but
have only ran into dead ends
Mental health is a huge factor in an individual’s ability to obtain and maintain gainful
employment and as such we need to continue working on increasing mental health
resources and access in our community. This is one of my paramount concerns.
Transferring care from Lifeways to Morrow County is going to be a good thing...
unfortunately there's been a bad rap with Lifeways in the community and they haven't
worked well with the hospital or law enforcement, and I'd love to see that change!
Elderly/caregiver relief
services
Both of these are important. I know several people who need caregiver services but
are unable to get them, this can contribute to mental health problems. There are not
enough low-cost, no cost mental health options. My insurance provides limited
mental health coverage with a $40 copay per visit: not affordable. When people are
unemployed and struggling their mental health becomes an issue and many turn to
drugs and drink. Mental health services need more funding and availability.
Elderly/caregiver relief services
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Elderly/caregiver relief
services
Mental health services
Elderly/caregiver relief
services
I am not aware of any program for Elderly relief.
I asked once back in 2020 a specific question about elderly services and was sent to an
agency that informed me elderly have to be signed up for commodities for any
additional services so I could not help the person as those are private details of their
lives.
Mental health services
Mental health services Not enough information
Mental health services
There needs to be increased accessibility to Mental Health services in this area.
Weather that be in-person or tele-health services.
I believe we are failing our elder folks big time. We as a community should not allow
the generation ahead of us suffer because of our shortcomings and ignorance.
I think with OHP you should have a choice on who you go to counseling for, and it
should be covered by all it should be covered by all counselors. Or psychiatrist
Mental health services There are really good mental health programs here that are very accessible.
Mental health services
Ummm.... I haven't found anything regarding your question.
I had to seek out and go to the welfare office to ask
Mental health services Experience with poor folks
Housing /
Homeless
Long-term shelters
Long-term shelters
Rental assistance
Homeless services
Long-term shelters
Rental assistance
Tell us why you selected what you did
People need long term shelter to move forward with accessing health care. Once they are
stable then they can begin working towards employment then long-term housing.
Rental assistance can be helpful but is a moot point when there is no affordable housing
available. Long term shelters are needed in every community, especially to assist
individuals to rebuild their lives and eventually try and escape the cycle of poverty.
Rental assistance because it gives people the sense of independence
We've got to do better in our community and realize that not everybody who's homeless
is an addict who's chosen to be homeless! We need to have more long- term shelter
options available year- round!
All 3 of these are needed.
In working with the 2020 Census, we were unable to find any homeless shelters.
Therefore, I think nothing is being done.
Homeless services
Rental assistance
Many of the homeless should be receiving social security but cannot because they don't
have an address, same problem with getting prescriptions There are cities that have built
tiny houses with central showers/rest rooms and provide services to assist people to get
jobs, medical needs and so forth.
Rental assistance
Rental assistance
As a result of COVID-19 pandemic there have been opportunities for individuals to get
rental assistance so that they can maintain/save their housing after losing their jobs,
decreased hours, being on quarantine/sick with COVID-19, etc. Had these opportunities
for rental assistance not been available many more would have lost their housing.
I believe homelessness is a choice most of the time. Having an adequate amount of
transitional housing is key to community success. From rooms to homebuyer programs.
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I am not familiar with any of these services. Asked a few friends and there really isn't any
one place all the needs and services information are readily available. Not all in one
place, without taking up peoples’ time. I have been offered google pages to research and
I have been offered handouts and I have been told to contact another agency. So, for
people who want to help or people who have no idea where to start it can be a boggle.
Some elderlies are not capable of contacting multiple places for even just a little help.
(When they finally ask).
Rental assistance
Long-term shelters
Rental assistance
Rental assistance
Rental assistance
Rental assistance
Rental assistance
Crime / Safety
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
Reentry programs
Reentry programs
Gov grants
Needs more
I think that they should be giving out rental assistance to not only people with children
but people without children as well
There is moving forward program, section 8 and low-income apartments
Rental and energy assistance through CAPECO. It has helped my household out
tremendously especially regarding COVID.
Rents are too high for low-income workers.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Many of the homeless youth I serve live with a parent/guardian that has experienced
domestic violence. They tend to find another partner as a solution to housing that may
or may not continue to abuse them.
Absolutely
Mental health training for law enforcement officers
Mental health
training for law
enforcement officers
Reentry programs
I do not feel that any of your options for this question is applicable.
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
Reentry programs
Mental health
training for law
enforcement officers
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
It can be very dangerous for the police to go to a domestic violence situation so they
need all of the training they can get; they also need to be trained on how to assist
people with severe mental problems. Domestic violence has risen with COVID-19
because people are staying home, partners are drinking, finances are down.
Communities, not just police, need to do recognize this problem.
This has helped however; I feel there is still a lot of work to be done and improvements
to be made.
I'm not sure what is meant by "re-entry" program? Interested though. Domestic
violence is something that lives with a family forever. As a child I grew up in the foster
care system here in Umatilla County, the importance of keeping those kids and families
safe and supported emotionally is imperative to their development moving forward.
I think they need the training to give them the patience and tolerance needed to handle
mental health patients; however, they should be able to rely on the local mental health
agency for backup!
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training for law
enforcement officers
Law enforcement should have ready know how to deal with a mental health crisis.
Domestic Violence awareness led by Community law enforcement
I am aware of the mental health, violence, and crime in our town. Like many other
communities in our State and the other 49, we are at the bottom of learning. Support
to our law enforcement and our courts needs to go way way up from where it is now.
Laws and education of officers of the law don't need to change, they have training and
education that has been in place and been utilized for many generations. Supporting
the members to do their best and attend continuing education courses would bring our
community even closer. Being in the schools and in the community doing outreach in
Hermiston was effective when I was in the school district.
Nothings being done. Officers need more training in de-escalation, mental illness, and
how to deal with people who have neuro different abilities such as autism, and several
others.
Mental health training for law enforcement officers
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
Been great help
Reentry programs
Domestic Violence
awareness led by
Community law
enforcement
Mental health
training for law
enforcement officers
There should be more programs out there for people who get in trouble that can get
put back into the community as a abiding citizen just like the rest of us but sometimes it
takes a little bit of guidance
There is Martha's house
I have no answer for this for I have no clue.
Mental health
training for law
enforcement officers Most law breakers have severe mental health issues.
Collaboration
Community alliances
Volunteering
Volunteering
Community alliances
Community alliances
Community alliances
Volunteering
Tell us why you selected what you did
This type of complex social issue requires a multi-dimensional approach through a
variety of stakeholders coming together to uncover immediate and tertiary root
causes and make short term and long-term goals for change.
Volunteers are the life's blood of improving one's community. That said, it is very
difficult to find adequate numbers of volunteers for any community/civic project,
much less during a pandemic.
More agencies need to come together to make everything work.
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Volunteering
When community services and organizations recognize and work together on
problems, solutions are often found.
Community alliances
Community alliances
Community alliances
Volunteering
Community alliances
Volunteering
Volunteering
Volunteering
Volunteering
Volunteering
Food Assistance
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
I'm unaware of backpack programs. Food pantries help people to supplement their
incomes or food stamps. Would encourage food pantries to limit the amount each
person/family takes/receive as I have been to one where some people leave with
boxes piled high and there is little left for others.
Food Pantries help tremendously however the food offerings are more often than not
very healthy options. In many cases very poor choices for individuals that are Diabetic,
overweight among other conditions.
Food donation is that one selfless thing we can all do to help those seeking it.
For many years I have been volunteering in our community. Maybe the past year
even more so than in the past.
It would be very beneficial if groups and successful businesspeople spent a few
hours each month looking into and lending ideas or searching where their talent
could be used, even if it is just a very small gesture. One small gesture goes a long
way in a youth's eyes.
When community agencies/programs/service providers are in alliance, this allows
the opportunity to provide services to the shared individuals/families in a better
way, more streamlined. Not wasting time and resources potentially 'chasing your
tail'.
It takes a community as we have learned in recent years.
Not enough
I think if the community were given an opportunity for volunteers more often there
would be less crime
There is a lot of caring people who volunteer
I have no clue regarding your question
Works.
Tell us why you selected what you did above11
Not every family has the same needs. A pantry allows them to get what they need
when they need it.
These are helpful.
Easier access to food assistance
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Backpack food
programs
Food pantries
Backpack food does help school age students and probably their families as well.
Food panties and or delivery of foods elders and seniors can eat is an area I believe
needs some help. Nutritionists know what foods elders need, organizers can cook in
kitchens and people can direct elders to line up for a meal, but who really hears the
elders’ words and knows that their needs are.
I have personally helped seniors because their privacy is important and I did not know
where to get the services they needed at the time, and they were getting no services
at all.
None. 1 poorly supplied food bank that discriminates against those who are not
Hispanic, who are homeless, and gives bigger baskets to those who are Hispanic and
get the 'good food' name brand cereals and almost double the meat and other items.
Haven’t seen a backpack program since I moved from washington.so nothing in 6 years
Backpack food programs
Backpack food
programs
Backpack food
programs
Food pantries
Food pantries
Backpack food
programs
Good idea
I don't think my town even has a backpack food program
The agape house, Stanfield food pantry and the Irrigon food boxes
Oh my gosh with the little that we get with food stamps, there isn't enough to stretch
for the month. I am very thankful that we have food pantries to rely on when the time
comes.ðð
Works
If you had the opportunity to address
poverty in your Community, with all
barriers removed (political, financial…),
which option below would you choose?
Community/Civic Engagement
Tell us why you selected what you did
I would love to see our community become a trauma informed and
healing community.
Safe & Affordable Housing
Safe & Affordable Housing
Safe & Affordable Housing
I have personally supported a number of individuals through my
work who are unhoused and seen the struggle to find safe and
affordable housing, particularly for persons who experience
disabilities and have accessibility and other needs which must be
met in their housing.
When people feel safe and stable in an environment, and they feel
a sense of ownership, they are much more likely to be able to get
help and participate in other ways.
Because by giving people the sense of being independent and
helping them keeps them employable and continues to lower levels
Wage Increase
Safe & Affordable Housing
This would be the fastest way to impact the current working class in
Umatilla County and thus impact future generations by enabling
increased opportunities for advancement. When you aren't
struggling to just survive it opens the possibility of pursuing
advancement.
It all starts with being able to afford housing... if you can't afford a
safe home, then you have nothing!
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I think it all starts with housing - if we can solve this issue, many
other things will fall into place.
Service Expansion
Any service needs to be expanded and others need to be
developed. Homeless and mental services come to mind.
Safe & Affordable Housing
Having a safe home is the first step in good mental health; rentals
prices and prices to buy a home mobile home etc. have skyrocketed
and even people with good jobs have trouble affording a place to
live safely.
Criminal Justice Reform
Because they want everyone to stay stuck in a hole there isn’t any
help to be free from federal help until you dig yourself so deep you
end up in jail or prison. They need to make it easier to get out of
poverty
Policy Changes
If an individual is receiving public assistance such as SNAP benefits,
OHP, TANF, etc. I feel there should be unaccountably such as drug
testing, job shadowing/internships, community service. Its sad
seeing so many individuals that are receiving benefits, actively using
drugs, not working, not contributing. Even a small amount of time
can make a difference.
Community/Civic Engagement
Policy Changes
Safe & Affordable Housing
I feel again it is important as a community to stay clear minded on
the things that impact us!! Don't get sucked into the mire of urban
parts of our state. Rural communities live and think differently,
allowing the poison of ideology to ooze itself into our daily life
should be the thing that keeps us grounded as a community.
Protecting and nurturing our generations is imperative to us all.
Getting our children into programs where they engage with our
elder folks, yard work, delivering meals, community cleanup should
all be a requirement to graduate. Same for us adults, we could all us
humbling experiences that build character and self-pride.
Politics
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - second to life needs is safety. Many
people in rural areas do not have enough of that.
Service Expansion
Community involvement for students and youth.
And
A central agency for seniors and elders to go to or for an elder's
neighbor can go to and indicate they need a food box weekly or
even check to see if their electric bill is paid up to date. This is for
local Hermiston residents.
They all need to be worked on. We need a day center for homeless
and others who need assistance other than dhs, employment, or a
food bank can give them. These people need skills, hands on work,
as well as a year-round shelter. That can help many many more
folks than just sending them on their way.
Policy Changes
Policy changes to allow for better understanding of others and the
lived trauma others have been through.
Safe & Affordable Housing
Because it seems like people became so greedy raising the rent
prices so much how do you expect someone to pay such high
amounts for rent and still not struggle. It's unbelievable how
people charge 600-800 for rent even for a single room.
Service Expansion
I think if our community work together and put out more resources
and also put out the word that there are these certain resources for
people in time of need our community would come together as a
whole and be a lot better than what it is now
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Because I don't have reliable transportation, nor do I have a way to
pay for the vehicle I have to be fixed in an affordable place and the
public transportation is not running often enough
Safe & Affordable Housing
Wage Increase
Comments
• I appreciate getting to put my two cents worth and thoughts out there, thank you. We are living in
crazy, unthinkable times as a community and a nation. I can only hope that by the input of a whole
array of opinions and perceptions it can put us on a path to normalcy. Thank you for the opportunity
to have input.
• Thank you for letting me give you my response.
• Most of the options in this survey are not available to the point of satisfying any one group in a rural
area.
• Thank you for offering these questions for my input. I believe all ideas from across our community
will make a difference.
• Having been the director and volunteering at HWS for quite a while and keeping in contact with
some of the guests outside of the station, and at one point being homeless myself, I know quite a bit
about needs.
• Thank you.
• It's crazy
• I am looking for work but desperately need assistance with reliable transportation.
Safe and affordable housing is almost non existing nowadays. My
rent is going up $100 in Jan.1st, 2022. Then up to $1,400 in the next
6 months and we have to put up with a flooded basement up to 12
inches every year. Then the rest of the year, it creates Black Mold
that makes us sick. So, we have no choice but to live in this situation
because we cannot find affordable and safe housing in our
community.
Higher wages directly lift people out of poverty.
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Appendix B.3 – Wasco County Focus Group Responses
Please respond to the following questions while keeping in mind the ZIP Code you just provided
What is the top root cause of
poverty in your Community?
Tell us why you selected what you did above
Government/Bureaucracy
This town is more about google than the people. Taxing the residents more
and more
Economy
Cycle of Poverty
Health/Healthcare
I responded with "economy" because this word best captures the
constellation of things that contribute to poverty, not just one element. It
includes things like:
- The dichotomy of job growth and lower wages/hours/pay (e.g., when a
Walmart or other big box goes into an area, it increases the number of jobs,
but these jobs are lower paying with fewer benefits).
- The way the economy works differently for people of different ethnic
backgrounds.
- Decisions made by governments and local leaders that contribute to the
economic conditions in a given region.
Too many babies are born to younger parents, who haven't received any
training or schooling to make more than minimum wage.
Lack of caregivers and access to caregivers due to financial limitations and
Medicaid qualifications.
Cycle of Poverty
My real answer was not there - as a community and as individuals we've lost
our sense of purpose. I think this fits best into the cycle of poverty. Poverty is
not always about a lack of funds. It is also a lack of connections and purpose.
Feeling like you are valued and that there is hope and a way to move forward.
Of the things being done to address poverty in your Community, what do you think is helping the most in the
following areas?
Employment
Employment Readiness Programs
Job creation
Employment Readiness
Programs
Job/career training
I selected this response because I believe it is the best way to lift everyone's
economic situation. However, the types of jobs that are being created need to be
living wage jobs with benefits that support individuals and families in ways that they
do not need public benefits or supports, like SNAP, Oregon Health Plan, etc...
I haven’t seen any job fairs or youth training advertised
Need more caregivers.
Job creation
Finances
Financial assistance services
Funding for social
services
Again, I do not belief my answer is listed. Jobs are available but people have lost hope
and purpose. They do not feel that their contribution will amount to much. They are
willing to live off of the bare minimum because they do not see a future of anything
better.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Funding for social services is important but should lead to selfsufficiency
for non-disabled individuals. I include "funding for social
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services" to include housing development. Lack of affordable housing is
a crisis in this area.
State/federal
assistance
Financial assistance
services
Financial
education/coaching
& case
management
Education
School collaboration/programs
College preparation
School
collaboration/programs
I believe people are getting food stamps(or EBT cards to help with kid’s
meals), heating assistance, and other support
Help paying for caregivers, food, or home modifications.
I believe this could help the most, but I would take out the financial
part of the selection. Individual mentorship/peer to peer services and
connection opportunities to bring individual value to the person
seeking support. Handing out money only makes one more dependent
on the system instead of believing in one’s own ability to determine
his/her destiny.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Achieving higher education is associated with higher wages. That said, students
need to leave college with limited debt so they can purchase a home and start
building wealth.
At my job I hear about collaboration between community organizations and the
schools
Resource education
Community Outreach
Building community/organization trust
Building community/
organization trust
Building community/
organization trust
Direct contact
Direct contact
Advocacy
Public transit/increased bus routes
Raising awareness
about racial
discrimination
Ethnic diversity is good for business. Companies with diverse workforce do better
financially and are more innovative. Our community has a significant number of
Hispanic/Latinx people who perform essential functions that keep our economy going! It
is time that they are appreciated and recognized.
There have been shifts in the community organization landscape over the years and
not all of it has been positive. Building trust in the organizations that are here to
help people is absolutely essential and a multifaceted approach to this - tapping into
natural community structures and trusted leaders - over time will help.
Current and recent political events have made people divided, building trust
through showing reliability and providing resources can give people confidence
Assistance connecting people to care resources or VA services.
Needs to be increased greatly but I do see more of a trend towards understanding
the deeper whys individually as a great start.
Tell us why you selected what you did
I don't believe we are doing any of these very well. I am not even certain of the
definitions. Providing students with meaningful education that leads to feeling
accomplished is evaluable. Could be doing more within the trades - drug driving
school.
Tell us why you selected what you did
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transit/increased
bus routes
Healthcare/Medica
id preservation
I have seen more advertising about increased stops and more bus stop locations. Owning
a vehicle is very expensive.
Again, very limited list that does not meet my definitions. If this is the best we can do for
advocacy we are not going to make much progress.
Health / Healthcare
Mental health services
Tell us why you selected what you did
Mental health
services
Mental health
services
Elderly/caregiver
relief services
Mental health
services
Housing / Homeless
Long-term shelters
We have a way to go here, but efforts to reduce stigma for people struggling with
mental and behavioral health conditions are needed along with increased access to
services that are effective and predicable. Many people with behavioral health
conditions, especially substance use disorders, have yet to actualize their full potential,
but achieving it is absolutely a possibility!
I don't think either is a strength of our community
Limited care resources or access to assisted living or higher level of cares.
A lot of talk about this area but resources are extremely limited, however I do see a
slow move to better understanding that the brain is actually a part of the body - just
like heart health, lung health, etc.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Homeless services
Homeless services
Homeless services
Crime / Safety
Too many people are being pushed into houselessness due to our economy. The
worldwide pandemic has not helped this situation. Houselessness effects the individual
and also community livability. We need to continue to develop affordable housing units
and invest in protecting our housing infrastructure.
There is a large number of homeless, when they have reliable shelter they may be less of
an expense for the social service/helping agencies
Seems to be more organized efforts but again if you continue to just provide "handouts"
we are not getting to the root causes.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Mental health training for law enforcement officers
Reentry programs
Mental health training
for law enforcement
officers
Mental health training
for law enforcement
officers
Re-entry includes diversion in my response here. We cannot arrest our way out of
community problems. People need pathways to independence and self-sufficiency.
Everyone needs mental health training!
Not sure how much of this is actually going on but I do see a shift in understanding
of mental health issues for law enforcement. I think this is a plus in our community.
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Tell us why you selected what you did
Volunteering
Community alliances
Community alliances
When community organizations are aligned around common goals, amazing things
happen.
When agencies in the community work together, it is more efficient rather than
wasteful
Community alliances
Food Assistance
Backpack food programs
Food pantries
Food pantries
Food pantries
More of this is happening but it seems to wait until funding is available and we are
forced to collaborate in order to receive funding. I am fearful that this community
waits for the crisis before it wakes up.
Tell us why you selected what you did
Accessible to all not just people that have kids.
We are very fortunate to have Sharon T as our leader in this area.
If you had the opportunity to address
poverty in your Community, with all
barriers removed (political, financial…),
which option below would you choose?
Safe & Affordable Housing
Wage Increase
Xcx
People's lives and independence matter and I believe are more
important that corporate profit margins.
Healthcare
Healthcare
This is not a 1 issue solves poverty! Housing, healthcare, and
education are important but if I had to choose only 1 it is
healthcare. If people are ill and don't have access to healthcare,
they go to the ER, placing a burden on that system.
This is my area of focus in the community with many older adults
with limited access to services, caregivers or higher level of care.
Collaboration
Comments
• I believe that we have to start digging deeper and understand what it takes for a person to want to
better themselves as well as the lives of those around them. After survival our number 2 drive is to
connect. That is not happening in a purposeful way.
Real collaboration because we care - not because it is costing us
money or making us look bad but because every human life is of
value, and we can do better. Building individuals that believe in
themselves and want to give back and make the world better will
not happen if we take away their sense of purpose by funding
everything for them. We don't want to just prevent death we
should be promoting purpose driven life.
Tell us why you selected what you did
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Please respond to the following questions while keeping in mind the ZIP Code you just provided
What is the top root cause of poverty in
your Community?
Unemployment
Tell us why you selected what you did above
My community is so small that there is only a store and a post
office. There are absolutely no jobs to be had in this community.
Of the things being done to address poverty in your Community, what do you think is helping the most in the
following areas?
Food Assistance
Tell us why you selected what you did
They have a senior meal program every Thursday.
If you had the opportunity to address
poverty in your Community, with all
barriers removed (political, financial…),
which option below would you choose?
Increased Funding
Comments
• {No comments}
Tell us why you selected what you did
I think that an increase in funding for the community would address
all issues in the community.
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Many individuals who contact CAPECO inquire about programs or services which CAPECO may or may not
provide. All services inquired about, that are entered into CAPTAIN, are indicated in the sample below
(10/1/2020 to 9/30/2021) by the number of times that service was requested.
Services Inquired
Caregiver Respite
Child Care
Clothing
Counseling
Dental
Developmental Disability
Domestic Violence
Elder Abuse
Emotional Support
Employment / Career
Energy
Environmental Safety
Food & Nutrition / Meal
Hearing
Home Health Care
Housing
Hygiene Supplies
Insurance - Health
Legal
Other
Personal Safety
Pet Care
Physical Health
Recovery
Spiritual Support
Substance Abuse
Taxes
Transportation
Utilities
Veteran
Vision
Weatherization
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10
8
16
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8
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10
11
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5
162
473
2
59
25
Mental / Behavioral Health 10
Money Management
8
49
5
6
3
1
2
2
7
35
36
8
7
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Mike Pearson moved to approve the presented Community Needs Assessment. Sherrie
Wilkens seconded. The Community Needs Assessment was unanimously approved as
presented.
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