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 AMERICA'S POVERTY FIGHTING NETWORK

Current Program Highlights

Serving the low-income residents
of Klamath & Lake Counties

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Klamath & Lake Community Action Services (KLCAS) is a private non-profit 501(c)(3) agency. We seek and distribute State and Federal funding, which we allocate to local social-service providers throughout Klamath and Lake Counties.

Funding supports poverty-related programs such as home-energy assistance, emergency shelters, and affordable housing. In addition to providing funding and referrals for these programs, KLCAS offers direct services through:

  • Family Support and Connections, which serves low-income families with children in the home.
  • The Family Mentoring Program, which provides volunteer mentors to help families by being a positive role model & providing support.
  • The new Homeownership Center provides a variety of services to assist individuals in reaching their goal of financial literacy and eventually homeownership.

 

Select from the links on navigation column to the left for more information on KLCAS's direct services and services provided through our partners.

 

KLCAS Mission: Serving Klamath and Lake Counties by seeking and distributing resources and providing services that promote self-sufficiency and alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty.

Current Program Highlights

KLCAS, Community Partners, and vounteers to host Project Homeless Connect August 14, 2009 Click here for more information

KLCAS initiates diaper drive for Project Homeless connect Click here for more information

IYS to offer free summer lunch for youth Click here for more information

KLCAS is happy to introduce a community to our new Homeownership Center Click here for more information

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Contact Information:

Klamath & Lake Community Action Services
125 S. 6th Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Phone: (541) 882-3500
Toll Free: (866) 665-6438
Fax: (541) 882-3674

 

Hardworking people should be able to afford housing
and still have enough money for food and basic necessities.