“All life is interrelated.
The agony of the poor impoverishes the rich:
the betterment of the poor enriches the rich.
We are inevitably our brother’s keeper because
we are our brother’s brother.
Whatever effects one directly affects all indirectly”
(Martin Luther King, Jr. ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’)
Intergenerational Community Alliances & Programs, Inc. is non-for-profit organizations formed in 2001 to provide social service, educational, cultural supports to communities. It will create or partner with multiple programs to advance the quality of life for human kind.
ICAP, will build upon the skills of organizations to support sustainable
improvements using collaborations for capacity building to improve
distressed life conditions. The program takes a team network approach to
establishing tools for organizational development.
Assistance includes but is not limited to, capacity building strategies. Such strategies include:
· Research and needs assessment
· Grant writing and grant management assistance
· Third party evaluation teams
· Building strategic relationships to embrace “organizational capacity
building”
· Present communities with the tools necessary to manage &/or
rejuvenate projects