Delta Projects

The Haitian Community Partners Foundation (HCPF) in Brockton, MA, is dedicated to empowering underprivileged and migrant communities by providing a range of comprehensive, culturally sensitive services. Founded by Haitian expatriate professionals, HCPF collaborates with local and national partners to enhance access to essential social services, immigration support, youth leadership programs, and health care initiatives. HCPF offers various programs aimed at addressing the specific needs of the Haitian community, including mental health support, youth leadership development, small business navigation, and anti-gun violence advocacy. Their commitment to fostering a brighter future and stronger communities is exemplified through initiatives like the AmeriCorps partnership and the English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program. Generated from the website

Housing Opportunities Unlimited (HOU), known as Housing In Transition Inc., has over 40 years of expertise in providing housing relocation and support services under federal and local regulations. The organization specializes in assisting tenants affected by major redevelopment or renovation projects, ensuring a smooth transition and minimal stress for residents while maintaining timely and cost-effective project completion for clients. With a strong focus on resident support, HOU offers onsite case management and access to various supportive services to meet individual needs. Their commitment to quality customer service has made a significant positive impact on the lives of many residents during transitional periods, fostering a sense of stability and community throughout the relocation process. Generated from the website

Mother Brook Arts and Community Center (MBACC) is a thriving arts organization located in Dedham, MA. Under the leadership of Jean Ford Webb, the executive director, MBACC has transformed a former school into a bustling hub of arts and community engagement. With a mission to enrich the Dedham community and stimulate the revitalization of the Mother Brook neighborhoods through the arts, MBACC offers a wide range of classes, exhibits, and community events, and has achieved 100 percent occupancy of its artist studios. Through Jean Ford Webb's vision and commitment, MBACC has received numerous grants and funding, allowing for the installation of new facilities and improvements to the town-owned building. With future plans to expand its offerings, including a performance space, ceramics studio, restaurant, shop, and accessible paths, MBACC continues to be a vibrant and sustainable center that inspires creativity and contributes to the cultural diversity of the community.Generated from the website