HACAP

Who to Call

HACAP is still providing services at this time. While our lobbies are closed to the public, due to the spread of COVID-19, service staff will still be available by phone.

Corporate Front Desk	319-393-7811 Ext. 1001
Need Food?	319-393-7811 press 2
WIC Marion	319-447-5816
WIC Urban	319-366-7632
Child Health	319-739-0601
Maternal Health	319-538-4806
Breastfeeding Support	319-538-4806
Child Care Nurse Consultant	319-538-4458
Medicaid and Hawk-I	319-551-4329
1^st Five	319-540-2458
Head Start/Early Head Start	800-332-5289
Energy Assistance/LIHEAP	319-739-0100
I-Smile Oral Health	319-329-5970
Linn Co. Affordable Housing	319-366-7631 ext 1502
Johnson Co. Affordable Housing	319-530-5790
Housing/Homelessness	319-739-0576

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The Facts On: Food & Nutrition

Access to healthy food is the basis for successful living.

1 in 7

Kids in our service area are currently food insecure

2,400

Number of children served by The Backpack Program every week during the school year

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The Facts On: Energy Conservation

HACAP’s energy conservation services ensure secure households to people living on fixed incomes.

34%

United Way 211 call volume related to rent, housing or utility questions

2200

Households benefitting from HACAP’s Housing Stability programs

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The Facts On: Children

Low-income families need assistance with preparing their preschool children for school.

685

Number of children Head Start served in 2018.

86%

Percentage of children with cognitive skills to be successful in school after 1 year of Head Start

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The Facts On: Veteran Support

Veterans in crisis commonly need connections to community resources.

208

Homeless Veterans were served by Operation Home in 2018.

140

Veteran Families HACAP has secured safe housing for during the first year of Operation Home

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The Facts On: Homelessness

Safe and secure housing is a fundamental need for all people.

4

How many more days homeless people spend in prison and the hospital for medical needs

85%

Percentage of HACAP transitional households exited to permanent housing

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