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NorthEnd

Neighborhood Empowerment and Beautification. NorthEnd. Our children will be safe, and our youth will be involved in making our community SHINE. Goal #1: Communication. Long Term – Establish a Northend community wide communication system Short Term – Neighborhood Newsletter

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NorthEnd

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  1. Neighborhood Empowerment and Beautification NorthEnd

  2. Our children will be safe, and our youth will be involved in making our community SHINE.

  3. Goal #1: Communication Long Term – • Establish a Northend community wide communication system Short Term – • Neighborhood Newsletter • Post block club meeting info in the Community Center • Establish Northend Hotline for community updates

  4. Goal #2: Youth Involvement Long Term – Empower youth to take ownership in their community • Training for the youth to learn how to rebuild homes and beautify land • Skating rink in a park (inside and outside) • Activity center that is free and sponsored for youth community residents

  5. Goal #2: Youth Involvement Short Term : • Youth Communication forum and initiatives • Foundation advocacy to the city on behalf of the youth • Youth ownership of lots Activities : • Petition city to hire youth • Mentoring program • Art work – Murals created by Northend Youth! • Youth communication forum and initiatives

  6. Goal #3: Block Clubs Long Term – Educate, train and empower residents to maintain a clean community through block clubs and associations • Identify North end Block Clubs/ update city housing department booklet • Foundation advocacy to city on behalf of community block clubs • Identify funding for block clubs • Identify/create block clubs with specific purpose (e.g. CB patrol)

  7. Goal #3: Block Clubs Short-Term – • Develop block clubs and recruit the residents to participate; current associations recruit new neighbors • Develop block club mentor programs • Competitions among residents for Most Beautiful Yard and other beautification activities • Develop youth/junior block clubs led by Northend YOUTH!

  8. Goal #4: Attention to Blight Long Term – Have a clean and beautiful living environment • Replace old trees • Investigate vacant lot ownership and allow community 1st choice of ownership (if available) • Flowers and green life on vacant lots • Identify bike trails

  9. Goal #4: Attention to Blight Short Term • Hold city accountable for vacant lots, boarded vacant property and trash pickup • Hold homeowners accountable for their property-make use of nuisance abatement laws • Utilize Skillman’s small grants for community clean up projects • Help homeowners in need of yard equipment • Utilize community services provided by Greening of Detroit • Research vacant lots and boarded homes on each block through Wayne County Deeds office

  10. A brighter world for our children!

  11. Neighborhood Empowerment and Beautification Team Members: • Mildred Hunt-Robbins • Lisa Johanon • Yvonne Jones • Miriam Keys • Sharon Keys • Doris Larkin • Eugene Moore • Alia Quinn • Lori Thurman • Albert Weathers • Linda White • Kim Wright • Keith Zendler • Donnell Allen • Mikel Bresee • Paris Brown • Gloria Brown • Charles Clement • Erikka Cullum • Isabel Fleming • Laura A. Gardner • Saba Gebrin • Antoinette Gray • Eyvette Hansberry • Jessica Howell • Joseph Howse

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