The Corporation for National and Communtiy Service (CNCS) is committed to improving lives across the country, that means meeting community-identified needs and being there when it matters the most.
Guided by the Serve America Act of 2009, CNCS programs and projects focus on Disaster Services, Economic Opportunity, Environmental Stewardship, Education, Healthy Futures, and Veterans and Military Families.
CNCS also works with various communities to support their goals and meet their needs:
CNCS is committed to supporting a culture of service on college campuses across the country. We collaborate with other federal agencies, colleges and universities, higher education and student associations, and nonprofit organizations to encourage student volunteerism and to promote a spirit of service after graduation.
Faith-based and other community organizations recognize the value that national service volunteers bring to their organizations' missions as they help these groups accomplish more by recruiting, training, and supervising additional volunteers.
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) is dedicated to providing opportunities for Americans of all ages and backgrounds to serve in their communities.
CNCS aims to strengthen the relationship between the federal government and secular- and faith-based nonprofit organizations to better serve Americans in need.
The Partnerships for the Common Good guide explains how 13 Federal Centers for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships and CNCS can collaborate with you to accomplish your goals.
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CNCS is committed to supporting the Native American culture of service by addressing concerns such as:
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