Community wellness supports residents in achieving conditions important to their quality of life, fostering health, safety, and pride in the EMMA and Beechwood neighborhoods.
The Resident Ambassador Program pays neighborhood residents to engage in revitalization efforts and serve as liaisons between community organizations and residents.
Connected Communities engages residents, service providers, and partners to strengthen the EMMA and Beechwood neighborhoods through a holistic approach.
Connected Communities has coordinated efforts in housing, education, wellness, and economic empowerment in the Beechwood and EMMA neighborhoods over the past decade.
Connected Communities seeks consultants to conduct a market analysis and feasibility study for a neighborhood food market at 359 Webster Avenue, funded by the Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI) Planning Grant.
Connected Communities funds programs in education, housing, wellness, and economic development for children and families in the Beechwood and EMMA neighborhoods.
Connected Communities is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to partner with EMMA and Beechwood residents to break the cycle of poverty through antiracist community revitalization and equitable resource coordination.