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What’s happened to the Community Assistance Council?

Summary by Martin City Telegraph
By Max Goodwin For decades, the Community Assistance Council, a non-profit organization near Ruskin High School, has operated as a one-stop shop for people needing food, clothes, or housing. Now, CAC is considering how to expand beyond that, adjusting its approach and reintroducing itself to the community. A newly hired executive director, Netta Thompson, began in October. Thompson is a former healthcare worker who served as COO of Uzazi Village…
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What’s happened to the Community Assistance Council?

By Max Goodwin For decades, the Community Assistance Council, a non-profit organization near Ruskin High School, has operated as a one-stop shop for people needing food, clothes, or housing. Now, CAC is considering how to expand beyond that, adjusting its approach and reintroducing itself to the community. A newly hired executive director, Netta Thompson, began in October. Thompson is a former healthcare worker who served as COO of Uzazi Village…

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Martin City Telegraph broke the news in on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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