2010, was a tumultous year for CAAPS. The most daunting aspect of doing business was the lack of funding that CAAPS experienced due to external influences such as the economy and some agencies that fear us and tried to keep us quiet. Despite some set backs Caaps still manage to:
- Match approximately 30 people with legal counsel. (6 cases were resolved favorably; the rest are still pending).
- Expand our volunteer base from 2 people to several people
- Successfully cultivate several whistelblowers in governement and law enforcement to keep us informed of abuse
- Monitor, write about, a couple of high profile cases that were published on our news column
- Monitor and spread public awareness about several local and national events on 3 different news sites to continue expanding our presence
- Gather information and maintain investigations into 3 municipalities and their officials (still active, ongoing)
- Establish fee based immigration services
- Investigate alternative means of revenue generation
- Make connections with some key Media personnel, and rights activists
- Launch our new, revamped website
GOALS FOR 2011
- Establish a higher visibility commercial office space presence in Delaware County, PA
- Hold at least 2 major fundraising events
- Release the new CAAPS clothing/product lines
- Release the new CAAPS membership program, and sell at least 50 memberships.
- Expand to open at least 2 additional locations in the US (CAAPS Chesco is coming to Chester County, PA soon)
- Get the CAAPS internship program off the ground for law and business students
- Continue to seek grants from private and governemental agencies to meet our operational budget requirements
- Find at least 2 additional revenue streams for gaining donations
- Continue to cultivate whistle blowers and and relationships with various agencies
- Locate and secure advertising for at least 30 preferred attorneys
- Hire an in-house Private Investigator and Attorney in southeast Pennsylvania
- Continue to fight abuse to society, protect civil and human rights, and make our presence more widespread through use of our news column and social media blog initiatives
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