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2016 ICAP Facts

Empowering people to live, not just survive.

www.interlakescap.comICAP is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Community Services Block Grant Case ManagementVolunteer Income Tax Assistance Emergency ServicesInformation and Referral Head StartHome Rehab/Repair Program Early Head StartEmergency Solutions Grant Bright FuturesLocal Projects and Services 60's Plus DiningWeatherization Assistance Thrift Stores Homeownership Education Public TransitMutual Self-Help Housing Aff ordable Care ActHousing Rehabilitation Heartland HouseVolunteer Service Network

ICAP PROGRAMS

ClarkCounty

CodingtonCounty

Grant County

DeuelCounty

HamlinCounty

KingsburyCounty

BrookingsCounty

MinerCounty

Lake County

MoodyCounty

Clear Lake

Madison

Watertown

Howard

DeSmet Brookings

Flandreau

McCookCounty

MinnehahaCounty

ICAP Service Area

Clark

Hayti

Milbank

Salem Sioux Falls

County Service Site

TurnerCounty Lincoln

County

ParkerCanton

South Dakota

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Helping People... Changing Lives...

ICAP has successfully completed funding applications to purchase two apartment build-ings adjacent to the building already owned at 3520 N 4th Avenue in Sioux Falls that houses Heartland House clients. The three apartment buildings will house Bright Futures clients and Heartland House clients along with ad-ditional families meeting income guideline requirements of the properties. In addition to acquiring the buildings (expected clos-ing date March, 2017), the Heartland House Transitional Housing program successfully completed applications to move to a Rapid Rehousing program, through the offi ce of Housing and Urban Development. Heartland House 1 and 2 will make the transition to a rapid rehousing program beginning February 1st, 2017 and Heartland House 3 will complete the transition in September, 2017. For more information on the Bright Futures or Heartland House programs, please visit: www.interlakescap.com

Recent Developments

Achieving Self-Sufficiency,

working together, changing lives...

For detailed program information visit www.interlakescap.com

To obtain the Head Start Pre-Birth to Five detailed 2016 report please visit www.interlakescap.com and click on reports

Uses of funds

Source of funds:

Community Action at Work

2016 Review

8,989 persons received services

111,016 volunteer hours were contributed

2,074 people helped through emergency rent, utility and security deposit assistance

1,920 seniors were served through 60’s Plus Dining

715 children were provided services through Head Start Pre-Birth to Five

246 participants qualifi ed for $562,642 in federal or state tax credit through the VITA

610 received assistance through Navigator

668 people obtained and/or maintained safe and aff ordable housing

Other24%

Federal/State Funding

76%

Child Development49%

Senior Services

12%

Transportatio

n 4%

Community & Emergency Services

17%

Transitional Housing 5%

HousingPrograms

13%