Our staff has a strong commitment to assisting individuals and families through our organization. We are committed to making a difference in their lives and strive to help them achieve their full potential in their journey to self-sufficiency.
Our tripartite board consists of a cross-section of public, private and low-income representation of our communities and service area, with a passion for our organization and those we serve. Guided by the agency's mission, the members work hard to ensure long-term sustainability of the organization and oversee that the funds directly affect those in need.
CNCAP Board of Directors
The Board of Directors for Central Nebraska Community Action Partnership consists of 27 members representing: 1/3 public sector, 1/3 private interest and 1/3 low-income representation.
Low-income representation: shall be persons chosen in accordance with a democratic selection process adequate to assure that they are representative of the low- income population in the areas served.
In filling vacancies for the Low-income sector and Private sector, the agency will advertise openings on this website for interested parties, whereas, an application may be submitted to our office for consideration. For the Low-income sector, once an application is received, voting shall take place with ballots distributed to the agency's clients , age 19 and over, residing in the coverage area. Any client has the right to refuse to vote. Once the democratic selection process has been completed, the Board Personnel Committee and Executive Committee will utilize scoring criteria to ensure the successful applicant meets all applicable qualifications for board service. Once that assurance is completed, voting will be held at the regular board meeting to seat the applicant to the Board of Directors.
Representatives do not have to be low-income, however, must know the needs that exist in the community.
For applicants for the Private Sector, once the application is submitted, it goes through the review process with the Personnel and Executive Committees for scoring, and approval at the regular meeting of the Board of Directors.
Petitions for Representation
Any representative group of the low-income that feels themselves inadequately represented on the CNCAP, Inc. Board of Directors, may petition the Board for representation. Within 45 days of receipt of such a petition signed by twenty or more persons, the Board of Directors shall set a time and a place for a hearing and shall give the petitioners adequate opportunity to be fully and fairly heard. A statement of any action taken as a result of such a petition, shall be issued in writing to the group and the State of Nebraska, within ten (10) days of the hearing. In the event of approval of such petition, these Bylaws or the Articles of Incorporation shall be expanded or revised if necessary to insure adequate representation of the petitioners.
