Our Mission Omega Community Development Corporation aims to equip individuals, families, and children with resources, tools, and opportunities to break the cycle of generational poverty and achieve self-sufficiency through education, employment, economic development and advocacy. |
Our Vision Omega Community Development Corporation seeks to transform Northwest Dayton into a community supportive of children and families. By focusing on three aspects of community development: youth development, family development, and economic development. With programming working in the areas of breaking the cycle of generational poverty, achieving self-sufficiency through education, employment, economic development, and advocacy. |
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About Omega CDC
The Omega Community Development Corporation (Omega CDC) was founded in 1997 and is the sister organization, social services, and economic development arm of the Dayton Omega Baptist Church.
Omega CDC is a community-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on three aspects of community development
Omega CDC is a community-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on three aspects of community development
- Youth Development
- Family Development
- Economic Development
Executive Summary
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The Omega Community Development Corporation has continued to maintain a strong presence throughout the City of Dayton in the program year. Focused on the following three pillars to strengthen the Northwest Dayton Community: Family Development, Youth Development, and Economic Development; the Omega CDC has experienced good success. |
The Omega CDC is blessed to be serving northwest Dayton, and we want to thank you for your support of our work. Together, we have shared a vision to rebuild a community anchored in HOPE – with high quality educational opportunities for children, jobs and training for adults, and health and wellness services available for multi-generations.
We thank you, Dayton, for believing in this vision and partnering with the Omega CDC to provide funding to support the programs and services for families that have been disadvantaged for some time.
In this report we share the good news about our impact in building and reinforcing strong Scholars of H.O.P.E., in our 21st Century after-school program at the Fairview PreK-6 school. We also celebrate our success in developing strong summer readers prepared to achieve greater success when they return to their schools through our Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools! We are indebted to the sponsorship's of Dayton Public Schools and United Way of Greater Dayton and the John Moore Society that have enabled us to serve over 90 scholars, grades K-8 each year.
As a part of our commitment to promote economic development in northwest Dayton, the Omega CDC has partnered with MVAH as co-developer for the construction of a $13 million, 81-unit senior housing complex, the Omega Senior Lofts. This facility will provide stable, affordable housing and services for approximately 100 residents age 55 and older. This senior housing development complements the $11 million Hope Center for Families, an evidence-based, two generational model for the reduction of poverty. The successful completion of these two projects will result in a $24 million investment to northwest Dayton by 2021!
We want to thank everyone who has had a hand in helping the Omega CDC. Together, we will continue to make a difference!
In Hope,
Vanessa Oliver Ward - President, Omega CDC
We thank you, Dayton, for believing in this vision and partnering with the Omega CDC to provide funding to support the programs and services for families that have been disadvantaged for some time.
In this report we share the good news about our impact in building and reinforcing strong Scholars of H.O.P.E., in our 21st Century after-school program at the Fairview PreK-6 school. We also celebrate our success in developing strong summer readers prepared to achieve greater success when they return to their schools through our Children’s Defense Fund Freedom Schools! We are indebted to the sponsorship's of Dayton Public Schools and United Way of Greater Dayton and the John Moore Society that have enabled us to serve over 90 scholars, grades K-8 each year.
As a part of our commitment to promote economic development in northwest Dayton, the Omega CDC has partnered with MVAH as co-developer for the construction of a $13 million, 81-unit senior housing complex, the Omega Senior Lofts. This facility will provide stable, affordable housing and services for approximately 100 residents age 55 and older. This senior housing development complements the $11 million Hope Center for Families, an evidence-based, two generational model for the reduction of poverty. The successful completion of these two projects will result in a $24 million investment to northwest Dayton by 2021!
We want to thank everyone who has had a hand in helping the Omega CDC. Together, we will continue to make a difference!
In Hope,
Vanessa Oliver Ward - President, Omega CDC
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