Oregon's Poverty Fighting Network
CAPO serves as the State Association for the Community Action Network in Oregon. We work to magnify the impact of Community Action to serve low-income Oregonians by advocating for resources with a unified voice, strengthening partnerships, and building network capacity. CAPO also operates programs in energy and weatherization training, veteran's services, and support of homelessness programs across 26 rural Oregon counties.


11.5%
Oregonians who face food insecurity


12.2%
Poverty Rate in
Oregon State
97,993
Low-Income Housing
Units Needed


45,000
Youth and HeadStart students assisted
Data obtained from the 2023 Community Action Annual Report
2025 CAPO Annual
Impact Report
Drawing on data from Oregon's 17 Community Action Agencies and Oregon Human Development Corporation, this report highlights the impact of Community Action services during Fiscal Year 2024.
Community Action Agencies provide locally driven programs and services designed to address the unique needs of their communities. Guided by community needs assessments, agencies develop targeted solutions that help individuals and families achieve greater stability and self-sufficiency.
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The results in this report reflect the dedication of Oregon's Community Action Network and its ongoing commitment to strengthening communities and improving the lives of Oregonians.
2027/2028 CSBG Block Grant State Plan
As Oregon's CSBG lead agency, Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) administers the federal Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) and works in partnership with Community Action Agencies to implement locally driven strategies that reduce poverty and promote self-sufficiency.
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CSBG provides flexible funding that allows agencies to respond to community-identified needs, strengthen services, and create opportunities for low-income individuals and families. Through this partnership, CSBG supports a statewide commitment to improving economic stability and expanding opportunities for Oregonians experiencing poverty.
National Community Action Partnership
Who We Are
Explore Oregon's 18 Community Action Agencies for essential local resources and support. Visit our network page to connect with valuable information and services in your area!
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