Community

When People Work Together Anything Is Possible


A strong community is about the power of connection and the beauty of compassion.

It’s neighbors helping neighbors to overcome life’s challenges and celebrate each other's successes. Omega CDC was founded on the mission to develop the Northwest Dayton Community and everything we do is built to bring people together.

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Our Community Programs


Engaging residents in opportunities that enhance and strengthen the Northwest Dayton community.

Our Impact


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Senior Resource Coordinator


Our senior programming enriches the lives of older adults across Northwest Dayton by connecting them to essential resources such as nutrition, healthcare, food assistance, transportation, and community updates, while fostering engagement and connection.

Family Resource Coordinator


Our Family Resource Coordinators work closely with students, families, and school staff to address academic, social, emotional, and challenges that may impact learning. This program is available to families and students at Fairview Elementary, Edwin Joel Brown Middle School, and Thurgood Marshall STEM High School.

Family Coaching


Our family coaches walk alongside families on their path to self-sufficiency. Coaches partner with individuals to set meaningful goals, solve challenges, and connect to programs and resources that promote stability and growth.

Hope Center Computer Lab


The Hope Center offers access to computers on:

Mondays from:
10:00am - 12:00pm and
1:00pm - 3:00pm

Hope Zone RE-LITE Nite


The Hope Zone RE-LITE Nite is a community-driven youth initiative offering safe, structured evening activities for teens in Northwest Dayton every week from June through August. Launched in response to a sharp rise in youth violence in 2024, the program provides open gym, STEM and cooking classes, weekly meals, live DJs, and mental health support at no cost to participants. Led by the Community Engagement of Religious Organizations (CERO), a network of more than ten local churches, events are held weekly at Bethesda Temple Apostolic Church. Funded through the Hope Zone Promise Neighborhood grant, RE-LITE Nite exists to give every young person in Northwest Dayton a safe space to grow.
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"Serving as a resident leader this year was an incredible rewarding experience. It allowed me to reconnect with my community in a meaningful way while building genuine relationships with those around me. Through this role, I truly came to understand the power of "it takes a village-working together to uplift one another and create a thriving, supportive community and make positive changes."

-Omega CDC Hope Zone Resident Leader
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