Hispanic Center of Western Michigan

Neighborhoods Inc. of Battle Creek (NIBC) is dedicated to fostering stable, healthy homes and communities through tailored services and educational initiatives for low to moderate-income families in the greater Battle Creek area. The organization's multifaceted approach to community development is designed to address housing needs and promote neighborhood well-being. Operated as a Michigan 501(C)3 non-profit, NIBC is overseen by a diverse Board of Directors representing various sectors of the Battle Creek community. Led by a Chief Executive Officer and a team of skilled professionals, NIBC focuses on four key program areas, including Calhoun County Housing Services, housing development and rehabilitation, rental property management, and homebuyer education and financial coaching. Collaborating with a network of partners such as the Calhoun County Land Bank Authority, Flagstar Bank, and the Battle Creek Community Foundation, NIBC strives to enhance property values, offer rental housing solutions, and provide crucial support in financial literacy, credit repair, and housing counseling. Through these efforts, the organization aims to realize its vision of ensuring all families have access to stable homes and thriving neighborhoods. Generated from the website content

Comstock Community Center is a non-profit 501 @ 3 agency that serves the residents of Kalamazoo County. The Center addresses the needs of seniors, youth and families by operating four comprehensive service programs: Adult Activities, Volunteer Coordination, Children and Youth Development and Program Development. The Center collaborates with numerous agencies to deliver a broad range of services.The adult programming provides opportunities to improve health and social interaction through regularly scheduled activities such as: Travel, Tai Chi, Pastel Painting, Exercise, Cards, and Bell Ringing. The Center's program coordination and development assures our county access to direct services provided by the center itself, hosted direct service providers and community agencies.The Center addresses issues of access, transportation and wrap around linkage by functioning as a single entry point for service delivery. In addition to the programs and services offered in-house, we also host organizations such as: Loaves and Fishes, AARP, Senior Services, AA, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and 4-H. By hosting these direct service providers the center is able to maximize its capacity for the delivery of a comprehensive range of services to the community at a minimal cost.Our Youth and Children services provides both fee for service and free activities for youngsters aged 2 1/2 to 18. These services include a pre-school, kindergarten wrap around, before and after school care, summer camp and a youth mentoring program for young men and women.

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