ACAP

Community service is far from new to students who are part of the JMG (Jobs for Maine Graduates) program at Caribou High School.

Eligible households are still able to apply for home energy assistance funds.

This isn't just another job fair for Aroostook County women, but this is an opportunity for women to train for an actual, long-term career.

Upon having their photo taken and filling out the correct forms, an individual's name is sent to the Gambling Control Board and placed on the self-exclusion list.

ACAP receives grant for improving outcomes of youth.

Up to ten County homes may soon have new roofs thanks to the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation’s generous support of Aroostook County Action Program’s new Roofs Over Aroostook project.

Winters in The County are harsh and long, causing folks to turn up their thermostats as soon as September and often times requiring heating resources well into the spring.

The Aroostook County Action Program (ACAP) recently received a generous donation from the owner of Aroostook Beef Company, Erin Parisien.

The Open Enrollment period for 2018 health coverage is about to begin. People who wish to shop for insurance in the Marketplace have some key dates to keep in mind: this year,

The “Let’s Go! 5-2-1-0” program has recently been refunded in Aroostook County by Dept. of Health and Human Services (DHHS) with Community Educator Katharine Putnam of Aroostook County Action Program (ACAP) at the helm.