Christian Appalachian Project and Appalachia Service Project Partner to Build 10 New Homes
FISTY, Ky. (July 26, 2023) – Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman joined Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) and Appalachia Service Project (ASP) to recognize the one-year anniversary of historic flooding in the area. Generous donations to CAP created an opportunity to partner with ASP to build new homes for 10 families. The $250,000 grant will help families, primarily located in Floyd and Knott Counties, get back into homes that are safe, warm, and dry.
CAP in the News: Helping Flood Survivors Rebuild
The Caudill household in Wayland, KY, suffered heavy damage during the 2022 flooding. CAP is assisting families like the Caudills by providing resources and materials for rebuilding. When tragedy strikes, CAP is in it for the long haul. Read more about this story at WOWK 13 News.
CAP in the News: "Organizations say food insecurity on the rise in Kentucky"
Christian Appalachian Project is facing increased demand for food assistance due to high levels of food insecurity. The expiration of COVID-era programs, rising inflation, and changes in SNAP requirements have worsened the situation. Other organizations like are also seeing a significant rise in the number of people seeking help. Efforts are underway to implement new programs to address the issue.
Program Helps Prepare Preschoolers for Kindergarten
By Abigail Martin
Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) Family Life Child Development Center (CDC) hosts Kindergarten Readiness each year after preschool graduation to prepare students for the upcoming school year. This program is important for children who may not have the skills necessary to go straight into kindergarten.
Caseworker Idea Brings Counseling to Seniors
Events Bring Fun to Appalachian Seniors
Information for Parents of High School Students
"God made us such that we are happiest when we are giving, not taking. There is no surer path to happiness than to put yourself second and others first. In my time in Appalachia, I have been blessed to share the honor of doing God's work with thousands of wonderful volunteers from every state and many foreign countries. If I ever despair too greatly for the future of Appalachia, I only need to think of those volunteers and my Hope is revived." -Rev. Ralph W. Beiting, CAP Founder
In the News
Read the latest updates to see what is going on all around CAP.
First to Help
When disaster strikes, CAP is in it for the long haul. Read about CAP's continual efforts to support Eastern Kentucky flood victims.
One Day at a Time
CAP partners with Rupp Arena to make a donation to flood victims in Eastern Kentucky.