Omega Community Development Corporation Programming Includes:
Urban Leadership Program:
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Through a partnership with the Omega Baptist Church we offer an invigorating and academically challenging certificate program to lay leaders and ministers of the local urban church. For more information, please use the following the link |
Out-of-School Learning Programs:
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The Omega Community Development Corporation serves scholars grades K-8 through Children’s Defense Fund Freedom School Summer Enrichment Program at Fairview Prk-6 School.
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Omega CDC received a 21st Century grant from the Ohio Department of Education to provide after school programming for students attending Fairview PreK-6 School at Fairview Commons.
The Scholars of H.O.P.E (Healthy. Optimistic. Prepared. Educated.) program is designed to meet students’ academic and social needs by increasing the amount of learning and enrichment opportunities and fostering a safer after school environment.
The Scholars of H.O.P.E (Healthy. Optimistic. Prepared. Educated.) program is designed to meet students’ academic and social needs by increasing the amount of learning and enrichment opportunities and fostering a safer after school environment.
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Neighborhood Schools Center & Family Resource Center
Providing a variety of programs, events, and resources so the students can learn, and the parents are in engaged so the the Fairview families can be successful.
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Workforce Development:
OCDC’s Workforce Development Program is comprised of three services. When appropriate, after assessment, participants can be referred to one of the following programs: (Click on each title to learn more about that program’s services)
The Omega Community Development Corporation Employment Program & Resource Case Management is a program that strategically assist citizens within Montgomery County classified as hard to employ by;
- Identifying any/all barriers from reaching educational, employment, and life skills goals.
- The client and the Case Manager, create a case plan to help eliminate those barriers.
- The client and the Case Manager meet once a week (via phone, virtual, or in-person) working to carry out their individual case plan.
- Every 3, 6, 9, and 12 months, the client and Case Manager evaluate and celebrate each goal that is met or re-establish new strategies for those not met.
Ready to Work:
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The Ready to Work Program focuses on middle to low-income individuals and families in Northwest Dayton to address barriers which have traditionally impeded their access to secure and maintain living wage jobs.
Omega Community Development Corporation (OCDC) is here to help with getting you prepared to enter the workforce, whether it be a possible new career path or to help you remain employed with your current employer. |
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A program designed to help low income young adults (between the ages of 14 to 24) build career paths, find employment and break the cycle of poverty. The goal is to help participants identify career paths that pay a living wage that will allow them to make sufficient income to meet minimum standards given the local cost of living.
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1800 Harvard Blvd., Dayton, Ohio 45406 - (937) 723.8254
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