Volunteers ensure Kentucky kids are ready for school

Most of the families CAP serves live on a limited fixed income, so budgeting for school supplies and new clothing can be difficult when paying regular monthly bills is already a struggle. To ensure that the children of Eastern Kentucky start school off on a level playing field, regardless of their parents' income, CAP volunteers in Family Advocacy help to distribute grade-appropriate school supplies and clothing each July. Supplies and new clothes for the School Readiness program come from donations from across the country.

View photos from the Rockcastle County School Readiness distribution

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