In The News

Kanyon Spalding, a current high school senior, has participated in Boy Scouts of America for many years. For the past year, he has been working on a social media "Stop the Bullying" campaign in order to achieve Eagle Scout status....

Stephanie Talbert was recently named as the new Public Relations Manager for CKCAC. She started her new position on August 3, 2020. Talbert has a Bachelor's Degree in Print Journalism and Psychology from Western Kentucky University. She has spent the majority...

Early Head Start (HS) students have been attending school in-person already with no known issues related to COVID-19. We are busy preparing for other facilities to allow children to come in person soon too. Enrollment in HS has fluctuated a...

The Community Collaboration for Children (CCC) program is working at full capacity as we approach the fall season! However, our program looks remarkably different than it did this time last year as COVID-19 has pushed us to implement our In...

Despite the concerns of COVID-19, the Child and Adult Care Food Program has signed up two new Unaffiliated Centers this past month. Little Steps in Elizabethtown and Busy Bees – Hodgenville will be turning in a report for September. Busy...

September 2020 Edition   Strong leaders are the cornerstone of employee engagement, motivation, and organizational performance. Building strong leaders takes a significant investment of time, energy, and commitment, but the rewards are huge.   Central Kentucky Community Action Council (CKCAC) understands...