Community Action Network (CAN) envisions the closing of socio-economic gaps by providing educational and enrichment programs for children and teens, supportive services for families who are under-resourced, and challenging systems rooted in racism and inequality.
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CAN At A Glance
of CAN students
Graduate from High School
Whereas in Ann Arbor Public Schools, only 70% of CAN students' economic peers graduate from high school (2019)
CAN Students Attend 4 More Days of School
Per student, per year compared to all
Ann Arbor Public School peers (2019)
of CAN elementary
students
Have an A/B Grade Average or Improve By Full Letter Grade
By the end of the school year (2019)
of CAN elementary
students
Have Maintained or Improved Academically Overall
By the end of the school year (2019)
773,231 lbs of food
From Food Gatherers,
Distributed at
CAN Food Markets
Annually
This is equivalent to over 644,000 meals in 2022/2023!
ZERO
Evictions due to nonpayment of rent
since 2002
In CAN's voucher-based housing neighborhoods
"The people here are very nice, they have helped me learn more and evolve around other people that I don't know."
-Kalyia
Goal: Create and maintain clean, safe, and supportive neighborhoods where families can thrive.
Our Partners
With the support of our generous partners, Community Action Network is work toward a more equitable future.
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