• A child care center that serves 90 children in downtown Lancaster.
• Child care subsidies to enable low-income parents to pay for child care at child care facilities throughout Lancaster County.
• Emergency financial assistance to help families and individuals in crisis situations make utility, rent and/or mortgage payments.
• Head Start programs in 14 locations throughout Lancaster County that help low income children ages 3-5 become well-prepared to enter school.
• Emergency shelter, counseling and transitional housing for victims of domestic violence.
• Employment and training services to provide basic skills and work experience for those who lack a high school diploma and have had great difficulty finding and maintaining employment.
• Infant formula, food vouchers and nutritional guidance for pregnant and nursing women and their young children who are nutritionally at risk.
• A Family Center that provides early intervention and outreach services for parents to help prevent child abuse and encourage parental involvement in their children's education.
• Two Senior Centers that offer social and recreational activities as well as two nutritious meals daily.
• A call-in Helpline for children, teens and adults, that includes a Suicide Hotline, to ensure a caring presence for anyone in Lancaster County who needs to talk to someone.
• Weatherization services for low-income households to help reduce utility bills by making changes to the home to make it more energy efficient.

Funding for these services as well as many others offered by CAP comes from a variety of sources including federal, state and local grants, private foundations, United Way and generous individual donors. All of CAP's services are described in detail throughout the CAP website, along with "Frequently Asked Questions" and important contact information.