Violence Prevention
Youth voice, safe activities, restorative approaches and trusted intervention reduce risk and strengthen belonging.


Healthy people. Safer neighborhoods.
CAP combines practical support, prevention education and trusted community relationships so young people and families can feel safer, healthier and more connected.
Wellness is not a single workshop. It is a network of trusted people, accessible resources and positive places to turn before a crisis grows.
Programs and approach
Youth voice, safe activities, restorative approaches and trusted intervention reduce risk and strengthen belonging.
Workshops and family conversations make health information easier to access, understand and use.
Basic-needs support becomes a bridge to mentoring, workforce services and longer-term community relationships.
2025-2026 activities and events
Affiliates combined referrals and family education with recreation, community service and support from trusted adults.
CAP objectives
The same eight objectives are used across CAP's affiliate network.
Residents help assess priorities, shape strategies, recruit volunteers and organize neighborhood action.
1,017 activities and events across the networkYouth gain knowledge of, referrals to and practical access to services and employment opportunities.
1,005 activities and events across the networkYouth practice decision-making, conflict resolution, communication, coping, money management and positive recreation.
2,812 activities and events across the networkCommunities use service, advocacy and shared events to improve public spaces, access, safety and school climate.
728 activities and events across the networkOne activity or event may support more than one objective, so these figures should not be added together.
Community resources
Affiliates maintain public resource boards with local listings and events.
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Open board Community profileFrom the CAP highlights archive
These examples show how the service area takes shape in different communities. Figures reflect the supplied monthly reports and are not annualized.

A coordinated Operation Warm effort used trusted schools, churches and community agencies to distribute winter coats while connecting families to programs and resources.

A family Paint & Sip created space for youth and parents to talk openly about suicide prevention, substance use, stress and post-graduation concerns.

Youth and adults practiced CPR and Stop the Bleed techniques during a spring-break safety and wellness event with first responders and community partners.
Powered by neighborhood leadership
This is a starting set drawn from the supplied highlights. Many CAP affiliates contribute across more than one service area.
Healing, safety education, youth leadership and wraparound resources.
View affiliate profileBullying and suicide prevention, family wellness and youth advocacy.
View affiliate profileYouth and family wellness education delivered in trusted community settings.
View affiliate profilePublic education, prevention awareness and community resource navigation.
View affiliate profileYouth violence prevention, healthy activities and family outreach.
View affiliate profileStructured positive activity, mentorship and belonging through the arts.
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