KCAO celebrated Earth Day with a Block Party and Resource Fair on April 15 at the Home Garden Opportunity Center, bringing together nearly 100 community members for an afternoon of connection, sustainability, and hands on learning.

The Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative, also known as CVIIC, will host an immigration workshop at the KCAO Auditorium on Thursday, May 14th, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

KCAO is celebrating a successful tax season following the completion of its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, VITA, on April 15.

KCAO is now accepting applications for all Head Start programs for the 2026 to 2027 school year, with classes beginning in August.

The Hanford Sentinel recently published an article highlighting the City of Hanford’s expansion of its Homeless Assistance Response Team in response to increased service calls.

Kings Community Action Organization recently hosted the first Central California Resource and Referral Quarterly Meeting of 2026, bringing together representatives from across the region to collaborate on issues impacting families and childcare providers.

Students at KCAO’s Preston Green Learning Center recently had a unique opportunity to learn about recycling and waste collection thanks to a special visit from the City of Hanford and its recycling team.

Kings Community Action Organization recently partnered with the Armona Union Elementary School District for its 1st Annual Literacy and Community Support Fair, an afternoon dedicated to connection, learning, and community celebration.

Kings Community Action Organization is inviting the community to celebrate Earth Day at a special Earth Day Block Party on April 22

In this video, we share Daryeon Brown’s powerful story—a Lemoore College kinesiology student who experienced homelessness after being released from prison—and how the KCAO Lemoore College Program helped him secure stable housing and create a new path forward. 

College student homelessness is a widespread but often hidden issue affecting thousands of students trying to earn their degrees. In this video, we share Roberto’s powerful story—a West Hills College student who faced homelessness while pursuing his education—and how the KCAO Lemoore College Program helped him secure safe, stable housing so he could stay in school and thrive.

A sweet act of generosity is making a big difference for families served by the Barbara Saville Shelter.

Kings Community Action Organization is now accepting applications for all Head Start programs for the 2026–2027 school year, with classes beginning in August.

Kings Community Action Organization’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program is in high demand, with March fully booked and only a few appointments left in early April. In response, KCAO has announced new walk in opportunities to help serve more residents before the April 15 tax deadline.

Kings Community Action Organization has launched its 2nd annual Wings of Hope Fundraiser to support the Barbara Saville Domestic Violence Shelter and the survivors it serves every day.

Kings Community Action Organization is nearing completion of a major renovation at its Clay Center Head Start site, a project that will improve early childhood education services while creating a safer, healthier, and more accessible environment for children and families in Kings County.

Kings Community Action Agency is once again accepting applications for its Home and Energy programs, reopening access to weatherization and utility assistance for families across Kings County.

KCAO has opened appointments for its Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, commonly known as VITA, offering free tax preparation services to eligible Kings County residents.

Kings Community Action Organization is encouraging nonprofit organizations across Northern California to participate in the 2026 California Nonprofit Compensation & Benefits Survey, a statewide study designed to help nonprofits attract and retain talent through fair and competitive pay practices.

Kings Community Action Organization extends its deepest gratitude to the many donors, volunteers, and community partners who stepped up during the holiday season to support local families, children, and individuals in need. Thanks to an overwhelming outpouring of generosity, hundreds of families across Kings County experienced a brighter, warmer, and more hopeful holiday.