It supports the development of institutional social capital and resource development for ensuring household access to productive resources and quality learning. In addition, it builds alliances, networks and forums, and identify appropriate agendas for situational research and pro-poor policy advocacy and at the same time advocacy at County level to promote accountability and influence judicious utilization of county and social development funds, and maintenance of the rule of law in every facets of our society.  In addition, CAP supports and works with poor communities through diverse project actions. It believes that education, vocational skill building and organizational development are critical for local capacity enhancement and the empowerment of the poor. This can be strengthened by the creation of social development, peace building and democratization at community level with the support of joint non-state actors to stimulate change at the grassroot level.

CAP conducts governance and leadership trainings: we strengthen the civic competence of local communities and duty bearers for effective and interactive civic engagement.  As a way of intervening in conflicts between and among local communities CAP carries out Sustained Dialogue Forums and Consultative Meetings. Through those meetings, the conflicting parties are brought together to listen to each other, examine the consequences of their actions and explore different possibilities for amicable resolution. CAP runs DELTA Training Program for staff of community-based organizations (CBOs) – youth, women and other social groups, faith-based organizations (FBOs), other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international non-governmental organizational (INGOs).