Community Action Committee Of Pike County

Community Action Committee of Pike County is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization headquartered in Piketon, Ohio, that serves economically disadvantaged populations across multiple counties in rural Appalachian Ohio. The organization operates as a comprehensive community services provider, delivering a wide range of social services, healthcare, housing, workforce development, and transportation support to underserved populations in the region. Registered in SAM.gov since May 2006, the organization is a federally qualified health center operator through its Valley View Health Centers subsidiary, which provided healthcare to over 14,000 unique patients in 2023, including nearly 2,400 individuals aged 12-21. Community Action Committee of Pike County has established itself as a significant recipient of federal grant funding, with a robust portfolio of prime grant awards totaling over $5.3 million in recent years.

The organization has received diverse federal grant funding across multiple program areas and federal agencies. Most notably, it received a $3.665 million Head Start and Early Head Start grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (CFDA 93.600) running from January 2026 through December 2030, which funds comprehensive early childhood education, health, and family support services. Additionally, the organization received a $714,285 Workforce Training grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission (CFDA 23.002) covering October 2025 through September 2028 to support workforce development initiatives in economically distressed Appalachian communities. Community Action Committee of Pike County has been awarded multiple Continuum of Care (CoC) Program grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development totaling approximately $610,000 across multiple award periods, supporting efforts to house homeless individuals and families while providing supportive services and homelessness prevention. The organization received funding for behavioral health service expansion from the Bureau of Primary Health Care to address mental health and substance use disorder challenges, including medication-assisted opioid treatment (MOUD), and secured a $500,000 Teaching Health Center Planning and Development grant from the Bureau of Health Professionals to establish a general practice dental residency program expected to matriculate residents by July 2026. The organization has also received Rural Business Cooperative Services grants under Section 6022 RMAP for rural micro and small development initiatives. As a subrecipient, Community Action Committee of Pike County has received numerous sub-awards from Ohio state departments, including the Ohio Department of Development (Community Services Block Grant, HEAP Home Energy Assistance Program), Ohio Department of Health (WIC Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children), Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (workforce training initiatives), Ohio Department of Transportation (transit and mobility management), and Ohio Department of Education (homeless targeted support). The organization has also partnered with the National Council on the Aging, Inc. and the Ohio Association of Foodbanks on specific initiatives including vaccine distribution and ACA Navigator services.