
| All residents of our service area who work full-time should earn a living wage, i.e., a wage sufficient to move a household of three above the poverty guidelines. |
| All residents of our service area should have access to adequate and affordable health care in their communities |
| All residents of our service area should have access to adequate and affordable housing in their communities. |
| All residents of our service area should have access to quality and affordable child development and child care services. |
| All residents of our service area should have access to life-long learning opportunities to increase their skills and earnings and to provide Wisconsin employers with a skilled workforce capable of competing in a worldwide economy. |
| All residents of our service area have the right to live violence-free and be supported in that right by the communities in which they live. |
| Access to affordable capital and credit is essential to building healthy communities and healthy families. |
| Community and economic development efforts targeted to low-income individuals can increase their self-sufficiency, their rate of asset accumulation and benefit the communities in which they live. |
| New, locally-based holistic approaches are necessary to address the multi-faceted barriers facing low-income households in their efforts to become self-sufficient. |
| Local partnerships between CAP Services and other entities will promote more effective and efficient anti-poverty program design and implementation. |
| Community Action Agencies are the best local catalyst for bringing together the public, private and low-income sectors in communities to design and implement local anti-poverty strategies. |