CED Economic Empowerment Spicing Up the Market - A Kansas City Salsa Story @acf-gov
CED Economic Empowerment Spicing Up the Market - A Kansas City Salsa Story  @acf-gov
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Community Builders of Kansas City (CBKC) helps support small businesses in their community like Baby Sis Salsa, with training and resources. The Community Economic Development (CED) program of the Office of Community Services (OCS) provides funding to agencies like CBKC to encourage entrepreneurship and improved opportunities for individuals and communities that have lacked access to these resources.

To learn more about each of the anti-poverty programs administered by HHS’ Office of Community Services (OCS), visit: Office of Community Services (OCS) .  

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