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Department: Board of Directors

As a Community Action Agency we are mandated to have a “tripartite” board, which means our board has to equally represent in thirds community members with lived experience, elected officials or their delegates, and private members. This idea is rooted in a concept called “maximal feasible participation,” and we are proud to have more than one third of our members who have lived experience. In addition, we require at least one member who has expertise in legal and early childhood education.

Mary Leonard-Wilson

What is your favorite program or service offering that CAP provides and why? Head Start-early access to education resources ensures children are ready for school. The program encompasses the whole […]

Orlando Macias

What is your favorite program or service offering that CAP provides and why? Outside of Lifeworks, it would have to be Padres Unidos. At the core of all successful families […]

Al Lerma

What is your favorite program or service offering that CAP provides and why? The Head Start program builds a foundation for the educational future of our children.   CAP Sonoma […]

Carolyn Spencer

Carolyn is a Paralegal working at Monahan Tucker Law specializing in ERISA, Property Litigation and Life/Health/Disability Bad Faith.  She obtained her Paralegal certification through UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education. What […]

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