CAP is excited to spotlight Threadz of Joy, an Indiana-based sewing group, who partners with CAP to help children, their families, and seniors in need in Appalachia. ...

By Abigail Martin  In 2015 Christian Appalachian Project’s (CAP) President/CEO Guy Adams presented his 30-year vision for the organization. This plan was created to inspire, challenge, and focus the creative energies and labors of CAP toward a...

By Brianna Stephens  An elderly woman living alone in Eastern Kentucky felt trapped in her home. With only one family member nearby to help her, she depends on nearly 80 feet of ramp and decking to give her safe accessibility in and out of her...

CAP loves finding ways to bring people together. Here we celebrate a partnership that brought together sports rivals in one of our service counties.  ...

CAP is committed to addressing the needs of Appalachians. In 2022, CAP opened a food pantry in McCreary County, which has one of the highest food insecurity rates in the state. We examine the daily impacts made by our pantry. ...