Community Action Plan

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The Community Needs Assessment Survey is Open! Please see below for more details.


Every two years, the County of San Diego's Community Action Partnership (CAP) develops a Community Action Plan.

The Plan aims to improve CAP's services and address the priority needs of San Diego’s low-income community members. The results from a Community Needs Assessment inform the Plan.


The Community Needs Assessment involves the following:

  1. a survey to gather anonymous feedback from community members

  2. in-person meetings where community members can share their experiences and ideas for solutions

  3. a report to share the data gathered from the survey and in-person meetings


Through the anonymous responses, the Survey will help CAP understand:

  • the conditions that affect low-income community members

  • the resources needed to address the unmet needs of the most vulnerable residents

  • what current services are helpful and what need improvement

  • the barriers to services and any gaps in services

  • ideas for future programs and services


How to Get Involved

  • Complete the survey (link below!)

  • Join an in-person meeting

  • Ask questions

  • Review the information on this page


The Assessment results will guide the Plan, which will direct the resources where low-income residents need them most.

While the County uses the Plan to guide CAP programs, the data in the Plan and report may be helpful for others working in low-income communities.

If you have any questions, please contact CAP by email at HHSA.Communities@sdcounty.ca.gov or by phone at (619) 338-2799.


The Community Needs Assessment Survey is Open! Please see below for more details.


Every two years, the County of San Diego's Community Action Partnership (CAP) develops a Community Action Plan.

The Plan aims to improve CAP's services and address the priority needs of San Diego’s low-income community members. The results from a Community Needs Assessment inform the Plan.


The Community Needs Assessment involves the following:

  1. a survey to gather anonymous feedback from community members

  2. in-person meetings where community members can share their experiences and ideas for solutions

  3. a report to share the data gathered from the survey and in-person meetings


Through the anonymous responses, the Survey will help CAP understand:

  • the conditions that affect low-income community members

  • the resources needed to address the unmet needs of the most vulnerable residents

  • what current services are helpful and what need improvement

  • the barriers to services and any gaps in services

  • ideas for future programs and services


How to Get Involved

  • Complete the survey (link below!)

  • Join an in-person meeting

  • Ask questions

  • Review the information on this page


The Assessment results will guide the Plan, which will direct the resources where low-income residents need them most.

While the County uses the Plan to guide CAP programs, the data in the Plan and report may be helpful for others working in low-income communities.

If you have any questions, please contact CAP by email at HHSA.Communities@sdcounty.ca.gov or by phone at (619) 338-2799.


  • 2026 Community Needs Assessment Survey

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    Please click here to take the 2026 Community Action Partnership (CAP) Community Needs Assessment Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TTCKK67

    Your Feedback is Important!

    Complete the survey between July 9th through July 31st for an opportunity to receive a $100 grocery store gift card.

    • The Community Needs Assessment Survey aims to identify the strengths and resource needs of the community.

    • Your responses are anonymous and will help CAP understand:

      • the conditions that affect low-income community members

      • the resources needed to address the unmet needs of the most vulnerable residents

      • what current services are helpful and what need improvement

      • the barriers to services and any gaps in services

      • ideas for future programs and services

    • The results will guide the CAP Community Action Plan, which will direct the resources where low-income residents need them most.


    This survey will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.

    If you need disability accommodations or would like to provide your feedback in an alternate format, please contact HHSA.Communities@sdcounty.ca.gov and provide your name and preferred contact method and we will connect with you. Alternatively, you may call (619) 338-2799.


    Please click here to take the 2026 Community Action Partnership (CAP) Community Needs Assessment Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TTCKK67

    Your Feedback is Important!

    Complete the survey between July 9th through July 31st for an opportunity to receive a $100 grocery store gift card.

    • The Community Needs Assessment Survey aims to identify the strengths and resource needs of the community.

    • Your responses are anonymous and will help CAP understand:

      • the conditions that affect low-income community members

      • the resources needed to address the unmet needs of the most vulnerable residents

      • what current services are helpful and what need improvement

      • the barriers to services and any gaps in services

      • ideas for future programs and services

    • The results will guide the CAP Community Action Plan, which will direct the resources where low-income residents need them most.


    This survey will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.

    If you need disability accommodations or would like to provide your feedback in an alternate format, please contact HHSA.Communities@sdcounty.ca.gov and provide your name and preferred contact method and we will connect with you. Alternatively, you may call (619) 338-2799.


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