The Community Action Agency of Butte County, Inc (CAABCI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of self-sufficiency and alleviation of poverty.

Recent Updates

New About Us Pages

You can now view the Board of Directors, Board Meeting Agendas/Minutes, and the Senior Staff.

Senior Meals Menus

You can now view the Senior Nutrition Meal calendars online for the current month.

Food Distribution Schedules

View the Surplus Food Distribution schedules for current listings of food distribution locations in your area.

Current Job Openings

Please check the employment page for a list of current job openings here at CAABCI.

Flex Your Power

Flex Your Power

You can save energy, save money,and protect our environment by practicing these energy-smart habits.

Related Links

Community Action Partnership (CAP)

California-Nevada CAP

PG&E Energy Partners Program

US Dept of Housing & Urban Development (HUD)

CA Dept of Community Services & Development (CSD)

CA Dept of Health & Human Services (HHS)

Find your local CAA

Announcements

Please help support the children of the Esplanade House.

Come join us at The Well Restaurant for a Cinco de Mayo dinner. Proceeds benefit the Esplanade House Children's Fund, which helps support homeless children's services and operating cost of the on-site Child Development Center. For more information, click here.

Success Stories

Home Energy Savings Program

"A young family applied for weatherization services. They are a family of 4, Dad, Mom, with a 1 year old baby and a 4 year old child. They own their own home and both work but struggling to make ends meet. They did not have the extra money to make the needed repairs or insulate the attic and a sliding glass door. The cost of materials alone is over $1,500.00. To contract it out would be nearly double the material cost.

Their home was drafty and cold, and they use a fireplace to heat the home.

CAA insulated the dwelling attic, replaced a sliding glass door in the living room that was falling apart, and completed weather stripping to another door and installed other weatherization measures to the home.

Since the work was completed, the Mom called our office to offer her thanks and appreciation. She reported her home is no longer drafty and cold, and stays warm."

Senior Meals

“I am 81 years old and cannot do some things for myself. Cooking is just one of them, so the home-delivered senior meal program gives me something to look forward to by giving me an experience to try new foods along with well-balanced nutrition. The added benefit [of having the] meals delivered right to my door is also of great benefit because I am also not able to drive. [This] program benefits my ability to live independently greatly.”

Senior Meals

“My life is so much better and different with the help of the senior meals program. I am 86 and disabled and unable to be on my feet long, so cooking became a problem. The meals they bring me five days a week are good eating and a blessing to my health. The $12.50 a week I send in [is not much] for five meals, milk and desert.”