Big Sandy Area Community Action Program (BSACAP) has the privilege of announcing the retirement of Executive Director James Michael Howell. Howell has served the Big Sandy region for over 40 years and has served as Executive Director of the nonprofit
The subsidy portion of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), administered by Big Sandy Area Community Action Program, will begin this Monday, November 5th. Low-income individuals and families in need of assistance should visit the Community Action office in
Big Sandy Area Community Action Program (BSACAP) is offering pre-registration for the Subsidy portion of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). The pre-registration will begin on Monday, October 22, and last until November 2. BSACAP Executive Director James Michael
Eula Hall presented the first ever Eula Hall Community Advocate Scholarship to Amy Combs, of Garrett, earlier this month at the Eula Hall Health Center on Mud Creek. Combs is in her final year at Morehead State University where
Each year Big Sandy Area Community Action Program (BSACAP) distributes $7,000 in scholarships to students in the Floyd, Johnson, Martin, Magoffin, and Pike County area. This year, the nonprofit organization has changed up their offerings and has announced the creation
Johnson County Judge/Executive R.T. “Tucker” Daniel signed a proclamation declaring May as Community Action Month in Johnson County. Pictured are Big Sandy Area Community Action Program staff members Faye Rife, Alecia Conley-Knox, Edith Hill, Executive Director Mike Howell, and
Applications for Big Sandy Area Community Action Program’s annual Garden Seed Program will be taken on a first come, first serve basis April 2 – 6 at the BSACAP offices. The Garden Seed Program offers qualifying low-income households $40 in
New hires at Harbor Freight Tools in Paintsville were able to complete their computer-based training at the BSACAP office just down the road from the new store while it was being prepared for the grand opening. Harbor Freight
When Logan Corporation set up shop in Salyersville, they began reaching out to local partners to help their business grow and thrive. Their research into hiring in the region and their area connections pointed them to Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment
Pictured is Corey Conley, who lost his job repairing coal mining equipment due to the downturn in the industry. After working with BSACAP, Conley became a trained CNC machinist and is teaching others his trade at the new eKAMI
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