Rcap solutions RCD water/wastewater training and technical assistance - rcap solutions, INC. (rsol) will use RCD funds to implement 300 projects and conduct 45 trainings and seminars, serving more…

The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families awarded RCAP Solutions, Inc. $2.757534 million under the Community Services Block Grant Discretionary Awards program (CFDA 93.570) on September 30, 2025.

RCAP Solutions will implement 300 projects and conduct 45 trainings and seminars serving more than 50,000 individuals with low incomes across rural areas in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Vermont. The organization will help eligible communities build capacity to pursue funding sources for water and wastewater infrastructure development and stabilization, expand its network through outreach and documentation of rural infrastructure needs in low-income communities, and collaborate with communities, policymakers, and stakeholders to identify and address technical assistance and training needs. RCAP Solutions will train system operators to ensure compliance with federal regulations, help communities apply for necessary infrastructure funding, preserve affordable services, and increase local capacity and economic opportunity.

The award period runs through September 29, 2030, with place of performance in Massachusetts. Under the Rural Community Development (RCD) funding opportunity within the program, RCAP Solutions is eligible for non-competing continuations during budget periods two through five based on satisfactory progress and compliance with terms and conditions.

Rcap solutions RCD water/wastewater training and technical assistance - rcap solutions, INC. (rsol) will use RCD funds to implement 300 projects and conduct 45 trainings and seminars, serving more than 50,000 individuals with low incomes across rural areas within connecticut, massachusetts, maine, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, pennsylvania, puerto rico, rhode island, the U.S. Virgin islands, and vermont. Rsol will help eligible communities build the capacity required to pursue funding sources for capital costs associated with infrastructure development and stabilization. In addition, rsol will expand its network by engaging in outreach and education efforts, documenting and compiling stories of rural drinking water and wastewater infrastructure needs in low-income communities. Rsol will also collaborate with communities, policy makers, and stakeholders to identify and subsequently address key technical assistance and training needs to improve environmental and public health and improve economic conditions in low income communities. Rsol will undertake and complete projects that effectively meet the needs identified by community leaders and rsol partners.