NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT/COMMUNITY ORGANIZING | FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION
The purpose of Neighborhood Development/Community Organizing is to revitalize a designated neighborhood/residential area by empowering residents to make positive changes that can be self-sustained by the neighborhood long-term. All initiatives for neighborhood organizing are resident-driven for maximum support, implementation and follow-through.
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HelpLink 211 Dayton
Physical Address
2211 Arbor Boulevard, Dayton, OH 45439
Hours
All services are provided on-site within the neighborhood/community, with hours of service and operation being determined by service need.
Fax
(937) 222-3710
Voice
Application process
Those interested in receiving these services should contact Family Services. Ms. Bonnie Parish, Executive Director 937-222-9481
Fee
Service fees for this program are determined from the scope and needs defined for the project.
Eligibility
Generally, this program is introduced into neighborhoods/residential areas that have a high incidence of poverty, drugs (use and or sale), code violations for the exterior of homes and above average disconnect between residents living right next door to one another. Services are also provided in communities where there is a need for revitalization of homes and special buying programs/transition to home ownership.
Languages
Program can provide language interpreting services as needed.
Agency info
FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION
A non-profit, social service agency committed to sustaining and enhancing the potential and well-being of families through services and activities designed to strengthen them and the communities in which they live.