classes provide
neighborhood
leadership
training
and catalyst for neighborhood revitalization
Welcome to Center For Neighborhoods
We engage, equip and empower volunteer leaders with the tools they need to address the challenges and take advantage of the opportunities in their neighborhoods and community. Center For Neighborhoods utilizes an asset-based community development (ABCD) methodology, which works to build communities from the inside out.
Center for Neighborhoods Celebrates 5 Years!
OUR COHORT NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
We’re proud of the graduates of our Neighborhood Leadership Program (cohort classes) which we provide free of cost to the volunteer leaders of neighborhoods and homeowners associations in the Kansas City, Missouri area.
YEARS OF SERVICE
COMPLETED COHORTS
UNIQUE ORGANIZATIONS AND NEIGHBORHOODS ASSOCIATIONS
GRADUATES
The Neighborhood Leadership Program is built around a 12-week course with a selected Cohort of volunteer leaders from Missouri neighborhoods and homeowners associations. Our leadership Cohorts work together to build their organizations and team members.
News You Can Use
On Saturday September 18th, the Center for Neighborhoods hosted conservation expert, Alecia Kates, in the first of a FREE, two-part online
The Center for Neighborhoods is proud to help connect the dots between neighborhoods and public health officials in Kansas City’s
Director Dina Newman writes on the Center for Neighborhood’s role in public health discussions. The Center for Neighborhoods’
UMKC Center for Neighborhoods releases study on small apartment buildings for the City of Kansas City, Missouri CFN has released a study of
Here’s What Nonprofit And City Leaders Have To Say… Wielding a power drill in one hand, code enforcement officer DeJuan Carpenter
Get more ‘News You Can Use’
Upcoming Events and Neighborhood Meetings
Roanoke Homeowner Assoc.
online 1st. Wed. monthly board members homes
Oak Park
Does not meet in Jan or Feb
View the full calendar and add events to your personal calendar in 1 click!
Some Good News from 2020!
Neighborhoods Rising Fund
In June of 2020, Community Capital Fund announced the neighborhood organizations who were awarded the Neighborhoods Rising Fund(NRF) grants. Out of the 29 Missouri organizations who received NRF grant, 15 are Center for Neighborhood cohorts! Here’s a few pics of the neighborhood leaders receiving their check.
Congrats to all the recipients, and thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
SC//PD Portal
When covid-19 hit CFN created the Social Connecting // Physical Distancing portal, initially to keep a safe and open line of contact with our neighbors. It quickly turned into something so much more… From April to December CFN put on 40 virtual sessions and workshops and offered 1:1 assistance to all members of previous Cohorts 1-7 – while actively converting Cohort 8 to the same platform.
