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Community Action Commission
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Tri County Community Action, (TCCA), part of America’s Poverty Fighting Network, has been helping people and changing lives throughout Cumberland, Dauphin, and Perry Counties since 1966. As a private, nonprofit, social service agency, we create and connect resources for individuals and families to move from poverty and crisis situations to self-sufficiency
Everyday we are working to help our clients break the cycle of poverty - By teaching children to read, providing in-home case management, offering parenting and budgeting classes, helping a single mother find childcare and employment, mentoring at-risk youth, addressing blight in our neighborhood or empowering fathers to strengthen relationships with their children. We take a comprehensive approach to individual, family, and neighborhood success.
We work tirelessly to address the symptoms and causes of poverty in our area, and our programming – budgeting, home ownership, parenting, and financial literacy education, to enhanced supportive services, such as child development, case management, and even community revitalization – speak to our dedication to support families, strengthen communities and eliminate poverty throughout the Capital Region.
Everyday we are working to help our clients break the cycle of poverty - By teaching children to read, providing in-home case management, offering parenting and budgeting classes, helping a single mother find childcare and employment, mentoring at-risk youth, addressing blight in our neighborhood or empowering fathers to strengthen relationships with their children. We take a comprehensive approach to individual, family, and neighborhood success.
We work tirelessly to address the symptoms and causes of poverty in our area, and our programming – budgeting, home ownership, parenting, and financial literacy education, to enhanced supportive services, such as child development, case management, and even community revitalization – speak to our dedication to support families, strengthen communities and eliminate poverty throughout the Capital Region.
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 5:00PMTuesday9:00AM - 5:00PMWednesday9:00AM - 5:00PMThursday9:00AM - 5:00PMFriday9:00AM - 5:00PM
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June 22, 2017
Nicole P. asked:So I am looking for a realtor that would be willing to assist me buying my first home. I would like one that would be willing to look at my credit and point me in the direction of things I need to do to become a first time home buyer. I would like a realtor is willing to help me throughout the whole process. Thanks in advance for any input or suggestions.Lisa L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/1658496301043632 Tri County Community Action has free First Time Home Buyer classes, three times a month, it's a series. The facilitators will work with you on understanding your credit score, help you find ways and take steps to improve it, and connect you, when the time is right with area real estate agents who work with folks in your position. It's all free and through a few different programs - Dauphin County in particular, you receive a stipend toward closing costs, for attending all three classes. The program is open to residents in Cumberland, Dauphin, or Perry Counties. Let me know if you have any questions and good luck!
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