The Northside Collaboratory seeks to radically improve the quality of life within the Northside of Syracuse by assembling diverse groups of stakeholders to engage in common tasks for the benefit of the community. Partners include neighborhood residents, small businesses, organizations and institutions, all of whom combine their areas of expertise and individual assets to inform and enhance the group's undertakings. We work to build upon the assets that currently exist within our community and organize stakeholders around initiatives that lead to tangible results.
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St. Joseph's has stood as a community landmark atop Prospect Hill in Syracuse since 1869 when five Sisters of St. Francis transformed a dance hall and bar into a 15-bed hospital. Still operated by the Sisters of St. Francis, the growth of Syracuse's first hospital has paralleled that of the city. The institution has evolved into a medical complex that, in addition to the Hospital, includes a College of Nursing, psychiatric emergency program and physician's office building.
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Syracuse’s Northeast Side by providing homeownership opportunities and community outreach in its service area. The agency also provides homeownership and foreclosure counseling services. Over our history, we have built and rehabilitated eighty-one homes in our neighborhoods for qualified, first-time homebuyers.
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Home HeadQuarters is a not-for-profit organization committed to creating housing and related opportunities that improve the lives of underserved Central and Upstate New York people and revitalize the communities in which they live. Established in 1996, Home HeadQuarters offers Nationally-certified Homebuyer Education for first time homebuyers, financial and homeownership counseling, Foreclosure Prevention and real estate planning and development. Home HeadQuarters is also one of the largest regional providers of affordable home and energy improvement loans and grants to area homeowners.
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The MDA, representing the business leadership of Central New York, is the region's principal private-sector vehicle for the implementation of key development projects. The MDA focuses unprecedented resources on initiatives involving economic development, education, transportation, urban planning, and regional cooperation.
Established in 1959, the MDA is a not-for-profit planning, research and development organization, serving Onondaga, Madison, Cayuga, Cortland, and Oswego counties. The MDA's accomplishments represent the efforts of a diverse group of people who share one common goal: a better way of life in Central New York and enhanced opportunities for all who live here.
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Purpose/Mission
The purposes for which the Greater North Salina Street Business Association has been organized are as follows: To preserve the quality of our business environment and ensure that North Salina Street becomes Syracuse's premiere neighborhood, a historic place to live, to do business and to invest.
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Like many cities, Syracuse has many residents who lack the most basic requirements to survive, such as food, clothing, medical care, and in many cases, simple compassion. Over the past several decades, Syracuse's North Side has faded from it's once illustrious eclectic community atmosphere, and fallen into a state of poverty and despair.
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The Department of Community Development's vision is to provide all residents with vibrant neighborhoods that contain good housing choices, prosperous businesses, and abundant recreational opportunities. The focus of the Department is on developing and maintaining healthy neighborhoods, and investing in community and economic development in order to illustrate Syracuse's marketability. The Department of Community Development works with many agencies and operates several programs to accomplish this goal.
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