Cecil Anchor Point (CAP) is a community based non-profit serving children, youth, and families in Cecil County, Maryland. CAP strengthens outcomes for children, youth and families by providing advocacy, guidance, and supportive services that promote safety, stability, and long-term well being.
Meet Cecil Anchor Point
Giving Children a Voice
Specially trained volunteers advocate for children in foster care, helping ensure their needs and best interests remain at the center of the court process.
Mentor One Child, Change Two Lives
Cecil County Mentors connects youth with caring adults who can encourage, guide, and build meaningful relationships.
Keeping Families Connected
Cecil Visitation Center provides a safe, child-focused, neutral environment where families can spend meaningful time together.
Unlocking Independence
Keys to the Future is the capital campaign for Housing, which will provide interim housing and independent living support for youth aging out of foster care.
What’s Happening at CAP
Find upcoming events, useful resources, program updates, and stories from across Cecil Anchor Point.
QUICK ANSWERS
Frequently Asked Questions
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Cecil Anchor Point brings several programs together under one name. Here are quick answers to some of the questions we hear most often.
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Cecil Anchor Point is a network of programs serving children, youth, and families across Cecil County through advocacy, mentoring, family visitation, and future housing and independent living opportunities.
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Yes. CASA of Cecil County remains active and continues its court-appointed advocacy for children in foster care. CASA is now a part of Cecil Anchor Point.
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Youth in Cecil County ages 5-21.
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No. CASA of Cecil County serves children in foster care whose cases are assigned through the court.
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Cecil Visitation Center provides supervised visits, un-supervised visits and custody exchanges.
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No. Cecil Anchor Point's housing initiative is currently in development and is not yet accepting applications.
