Community Committees
Have you ever stopped to think about your neighborhood? You probably have at one time or another. More than likely it was to observe something in particular that bothered you or pleased you. Hardly anyone stops to think about the word “neighborhood” and how important its meaning is to the families who live there, or to the total community that is really a collection of neighborhoods.
Like all neighborhoods yours is different than others. Each neighborhood has its own concerns; many have problems. The one thing that every neighborhood has in common is that each is a small community with very real, invisible, boundaries. Within these boundaries people lead their daily lives; families of all kinds function and children grow up.
We would like you to be involved.
Join one of the organized Community Committees of Knox County residents as they keep the following five goals in mind.
- Acting to reduce and prevent juvenile delinquency
- Identifying community needs and concerns
- Alleviating conditions, which put youth at risk
- Identifying and using available resources
- Promoting positive youth development
KCAP works with seven community committees. These committees are made up of residents from different communities. The communities served are loosely defined by the public school district boundaries of the school districts based in Knox County.
Each of the community committees is similar to a family, having a unique focus and style that fits their individual community.
ANC – Abingdon Neighborhood Committee
Provides service to the Abingdon School District community.
GNC – Galesburg Neighborhood Committee
Provides service to the Galesburg School District community.
HLRG – Hispanic Latino Resource Group, Inc
Provides service to the Hispanic Latino community. Galesburg High School 2009 graduate Scholarship Application now available.
KTYC – Knox Township Youth Council
Provides service to the Knoxville School District community.
Yates City/Maquon Neighborhood Committee
Provides service to the Maquon and Yates City communities.
RYC-ROWA Youth Committee
Provides service to the Altona, Oneida, Wataga, Victoria, and Rio or ROWVA School District communities. Spring 2009 Pre-K- 5th grade Soccer information is now available through this site
WAYC – Williamsfield Area Youth Council
Provides service to the Williamsfield School District community.
If you would like to be part of any of these community committees or want more information please contact KCAP at (309) 343-4127
Phone: (309) 343-4127
Fax: (309) 343-4503
Email: RBrady@KnoxKCAP.org