Volunteer today! Make a lasting impact on a child by helping them learn to read.  Students who read well have the best chances of succeeding in school and the working world.  You can help students in grades 4-8 learn by tutoring one hour a week in Martins Ferry, Ohio.  Training provided.  Must have car.  For more information, call Ingrid Board at (740) 676-7970.

The Community Action Commission of Belmont County is a private organization, which was established in May 1965 as a result of President Lyndon Johnson’s "War on Poverty." For nearly 40 years, CAC has focused its’ effort on helping low-income residents overcome poverty, its’ causes, and consequences. Each day brings challenges in areas such as employment, housing, education, health, nutrition, transportation, childcare, and income management.

The Community Action Commission of Belmont County administers over 25 federal, state and locally funded programs, targeted at alleviating the conditions of poverty in our county. Through the dedication and hard work of the staff members, volunteers and partnering agencies, the Agency strives to aid individuals and families in achieving the quality of life they desire.

Gary F. Obloy, Executive Director