RKCAA has been providing a broad array of anti-poverty services in Racine and Kenosha counties since 1967 under the guidance of a Board of Directors comprised of representatives from government, the private sector and the low-income community.
Starting April 2nd the Weatherization hours will be Monday through Thursday 7:00AM to 5:30PM
The Kenosha Office Is Under Construction!
Yonke Construction, Partners In Design, and Odd Job Larry are helping us to make this project a reality.
In partnership with the City of Racine Mayor's Office of Strategic Planning, United Way of Racine County, Racine Public Library, Racine County Workforce Development Center, Racine County UW-Extension, and Educators Credit Union, Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency, Inc.
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On January 10th we began our 2nd floor renovation project which, when completed will have a
The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread and the Greater Racine Collaborative for Healthy Birth Outcomes released a video that captures the invisible crisis of African American infant mortality in Greater Racine. The video features the stories of members of the Racine community who have been affected by some of the key factors related to this crisis.
African American babies are dying before their 1st birthday at a higher rate than White babies in Racine. RKCAA and The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread are leading a group of people to learn why this is happening, and to find solutions.
Two community needs assessments were carried out by the Planning Council for Health and Human Services, Inc., in spring of 2010 to assist RKCAA in its mission to enable low-income individuals, in rural and urban areas, to attain the skills, knowledge and motivation to achieve self-sufficiency.
RKCAA Head Start is engaged in a pilot partnership to improve the school performance of children
This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider