Community Assistance Program

The Community Assistance Program, also known as CAP, is a government initiative to provide support and intervention for individuals residing within various communities, including but not limited to Clowders, Warrens, Harras, Prides, Herds, and Packs. CAP offers assistance for relocation, medical services, regulation, and protection to ensure the safety and well-being of community members. 
==Objectives==
===Safe Relocation Assistance===
CAP assists individuals within communities to safely leave and be relocated with government support. Like the Aurora Foundation, CAP operates with discretion to protect the privacy and safety of those seeking help. It ensures inclusiveness and accessibility to individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
===Medical Assistance===
Recognizing the limited access to medical facilities of healthcare professionals familiar with diverse genders, CAP provides mobile clinic services staffed by doctors proficient in diverse genders to offer necessary healthcare to communities of all sizes.
===Regulation and Reform===
CAP aims to reform and regulate communities to create safe environments for all members. Drawing inspiration from the Compound Control Association, CAP implements measures to uphold the well-being and integrity of communities, intervening in situations involving abuse, neglect, or internal struggles.
===Protection and Prevention===
CAP ensures the safety and well-being of community members by implementing a range of measures to prevent mistreatment and curb all forms of abuse and neglect. This includes establishing community guidelines and standards through collaboration with community leaders and residents to promote respect and accountability. CAP conducts training sessions and educational programs to raise awareness about rights, boundaries, and the importance of reporting any instances of abuse or neglect. Regular monitoring of community activities allows CAP to intervene promptly in suspected or reported cases of abuse or neglect, working closely with law enforcement agencies or social services to ensure the safety of individuals at risk.
Access to support services such as counseling, legal assistance, and emergency shelters is provided to individuals affected by abuse or neglect, encouraging them to seek help and protection when needed. Furthermore, CAP encourages residents to actively participate in taking collective action to address issues within their communities.