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CAP in the News: Helping Flood Survivors Rebuild

Submitted by tadams  |  July 14, 2023

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.

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