Southern United Neighborhoods

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2221 Saint Claude Ave
New Orleans, LA 70117
+1 (800) 239-7379
http://www.southernunitedneighborhoods.org

Southern United Neighborhoods (SUN) is a 501c3 public charity established in March 2010, dedicated to addressing the challenges of poverty, discrimination, and community deterioration for low to moderate-income families in New Orleans. By offering affordable housing programs, financial literacy services, and environmental and health education, SUN aims to empower communities and help families break the cycle of poverty.

With a focus on improving financial circumstances and fostering citizen wealth, SUN tackles the high rates of child poverty in the South, which currently stands at 18.9%. The organization strives to provide essential resources and support, enhancing opportunities for education, employment, and community infrastructure to uplift families in need.

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