Self-Sufficiency Stories
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Strengthening Family Foundations
This winter, Mr. H came to the Family Development program in crisis. Mother, father and their children were going to be homeless by the end of the day. Both mother and father had recently lost their jobs and were forced to move in with Mr. H's father. However, when the strain of too many people in a small household became too much, they were told to leave. Read more... |
Comprehensive Solutions
The Agency has developed a partnership with Auburn Housing Authority (AHA) that has been extremely beneficial to the low income community. Because safe, affordable housing is critical for individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency, Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency has developed a partnership with Auburn Housing Authority to address the barriers that people face in accessing subsidized public housing. |
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We assist more than 6,000 customers to move toward self-sufficiency each year.
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Many thanks to the following organizations for their recent donations to the Agency's programs!
Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency is very happy to announce a donation from UnitedHealthcare Community Plan to provide turkeys, chickens, and hams to families in need during the holidays.
Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency is pleased to announce a donation from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield to help provide food baskets to families in need.
Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency is excited to announce a grant from BJ's Charitable Foundation to purchase baby wipes, creams, and diapers to support families in the Healthy Families Cayuga/Seneca Program.
Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency is excited to announce a grant from the State Farm Safe Neighbors program to provide child safety seats to struggling families in Cayuga County! The funding will increase the number of children with access to appropriate safe child seats and increase the knowledge of their parents/guardians so that those seats are installed and used properly. Please provide referrals for families in need by contacting the Agency’s Family Development Department (315-252-0038).
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