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Creating Pathways To Self-Sufficiency
Omega CDC is empowering families to break the cycle of generational poverty through cradle-to-career place-based services.
How To Connect
Omega CDC offers programs designed to empower families and individuals to take an asset-based approach to self-sufficiency. Omega CDC offers after-school and summer programs and family resource coordination at Edwin Joel Brown Middle School and Fairview Elementary, family coaching, food outreach, senior resources, and workforce development.
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They say that the first step is the hardest, and that was true when I first heard about the type of help that is offered by Omega CDC, because I was too embarrassed, ashamed and afraid to call. I was in a transitioning phase of my life and asking for help is not easy for me, but immediately upon contacting the Hope Center and Omega CDC, I was uplifted and encouraged”-Omega CDC Member
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Service deliveries to Omega Senior Loft residences to preserve and enhance senior independence.
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Meals delivered to residents in partnership with Miami Valley Meals
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Recent News & Events
04/17/2024
Addressing Food Justice
BY: Ebony Stroud The Imagining Community Symposium is a space for community partners across the Miami Valley to come together…
03/25/2024
Honoring Dedication
The Omega CDC Board celebrated Belinda Matthews Stenson and Dr. Kevin Watt for their board service. Both served as board…
02/29/2024
Future Self Day
High school scholars from Dayton Public Schools, alongside numerous local employers, youth advocates, and higher education institutions, converged at Thurgood…
