Head Start
Studies have shown that children in need often start school without the skills and confidence to keep up with their classmates. They fall behind...
Studies have shown that children in need often start school without the skills and confidence to keep up with their classmates. They fall behind...
The purpose of the Weatherization Assistance Program is to save energy, reduce energy costs and help teach low-income families...
Services offered through the program can include financial literacy training, individual pre-purchase counseling...
Blue Water Community Action (BWCA) has a 50-year history of successfully providing a variety of programs that assist low-income individuals, seniors and families to become economically self-sufficient. These programs have focused on early childhood education, health and nutrition, new home construction, home repairs, financial counseling and emergency assistance services...
Blue Water Community Action (BWCA) has a 50-year history of successfully providing a variety of programs that assist low-income individuals, seniors and families to become economically self-sufficient. These programs have focused on early childhood education, health and nutrition, new home construction, home repairs, financial counseling and emergency assistance services...
With the safety of our students always paramount, Blue Water Community Action (BWAC) is continuing to cooperate with the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office, St. Clair County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, the State of Michigan Child Care Licensing Bureau, the state’s Children’s Protective Services program, and the federal Office of Head Start as they work to conclude their respective investigations. All have requested BWCA allow them to take the lead in this matter.
The BWCA Board of Directors will utilize their information when available in the coming days, in concert with our internal reviews, to inform and guide our decisions regarding BWCA leadership and related matters.
In the interim we are working to provide additional training for all staff regarding their roles and obligations including looking for signs of neglect and abuse of children under our care and the duty of all staff members to immediately report any suspected abuse; to update our video monitoring technology and protocols; to provide additional training for our front-line classroom staff in terms of dealing with stressful classroom challenges; and to provide greater support to improve the well-being and moral for all our staff and students.
We are committed to acting in the best interests of our children and parents and maintaining the trust of our community.
Please note that Blue Water Community Action will no longer be distributing TEFAP food. The “Pink Card” TEFAP Program has ended effective immediately, November 8, 2022. TEFAP will be available through the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan. Visit www.fbem.org for more information on dates and locations.
The November 18/19, 2022, TEFAP (Pink Card) Food Distribution has been cancelled.
This does not affect the Green Card CSFP Program
Contact Candice Streeter at 810-455-6452 with any question or for food resources.
Mobile Pantries are listed on our Website Calendar. Attached is a list of the local food pantries in the area and the QR codes from the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan who is servicing our community. QR codes will take you directly to the most up to date information on Pantries and Pop-Up Mobile food pantries. pdf Food Pantry Resources (209 KB)
Blue Water Community Action 2021 Annual Report - Please click the link to see all of the wonderful accomplishments Blue Water Community Action has achieved in the past year. pdf 2021 BWCA Annual Report (6.71 MB)