North Shore Community Action Programs

North Shore Community Action Programs, Inc. is the designated anti-poverty agency for the communities of Salem, Peabody, Beverly and Danvers. In addition, we serve 25 cities and towns on the North Shore. Established in 1965 under the Economic Opportunity Act, NSCAP’s mission is to help low-income people empower themselves as they move towards self-sufficiency and to motivate the larger community to be more responsive to the needs of low-income people.

Welcome to the NSCAP web site. On this site, you will find information regarding our different programs as well as contact information. Use the links to the left and top to navigate the site and read more about our programs.

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FORECLOSURE CLINICS

NSCAP to run clinics to help homeowners and tenants affected by foreclosure. Next clinics to be held August 12, September 9 and September 23, 2008 at 6 p.m. at NSCAP's Family Center at 75 Central St. in Peabody. Call (978) 531-0767 x 107 for information. Click here to read the August 2, 2008 article published by The Salem News about our foreclosure clinics. Note: the correct address where clinics are being held is 75 Central St. (not 79 Central St.)

SERVICE SUMMIT

Click here to see "Collaborative Solutions to Community Needs", an eye-opening report on Peabody's demographic and socio-economic changes. Presented by Beth Hogan, NSCAP's Executive Director at Peabody's Service Summit held on June 26, 2008 at Peabody City Hall.

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