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When Crisis Hit, Hope Lives Here.

Every day, Families in South Kansas City face food insecurity and housing instability because our community is facing high poverty rates, and the need for support has never been higher. We cannot do this without you. A donation today helps ensure no family in our community goes hungry or loses their home.

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Welcome to the New CAC: A Hub for Hope and Growth

For years, Community Assistance Council has been a lifeline for South Kansas City. Today, we are proud to announce our transformation. We are not just managing crises; we are building a lasting impact.

Our move to a new, larger facility allows us to:

Expand Our Reach: Serving hundreds more families with improved efficiency and dignity.
Enhance Services: Providing comprehensive case management, enhanced food pantry access, and utility assistance to prevent homelessness.
Build Community: Offering a dedicated space for education, empowerment, and community partnerships.

Our Core Services

Food Pantry Access
Utility Assistance
Comprehensive Case Management
Education & Resources

Listen To Our Community Stories!

CAC Cares For Its Community

We are proud to share a real story of one of our participants, who shared how our services have positively impacted their life.

Listen To Our Community Stories!

CAC Cares For Its Community

We are proud to share a real story of one of our participants, who shared how our services have positively impacted their life.

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February 2026 Newsletter: "CAC celebrates a successful 2025, with 325+ community members supported through holiday initiatives sponsored by Quad Power and a toy drive. Looking ahead to 2026,

secured state funding will allow the organization to move into a larger facility by summer, doubling their capacity to serve Missouri residents. "