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Programs
The projects and programs of the 30901 Development
Corporation include, but are not limited to: |
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Faith View Estates (Housing Development Project) |
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Phase I - Holley Street and Augusta Avenue |
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Construction of twelve single-family homes that consisting of 3
and 4 bedrooms. Most recently we began
Phase II (Faith View Continuance) with the
construction of more single family homes. |
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Bethlehem Community/Wrightsboro Road Development |
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Construction of single family homes on the Wrightsboro Road
corridor - More development scheduled. |
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Linden Square - Senior Housing Apartment Complex |
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48-unit gated apartment complex. (1 and 2 Bedrooms)
High quality housing alternative for independent seniors -
Affordable
for all income ranges. |
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First Time Homebuyers Program |
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Target population is low-to-moderate income families or
individuals who are first time homebuyers. Beneficiaries are
required to attend a comprehensive Homeowner's
Counseling and Training Class. |
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Good Works Program |
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An initiative started by the Labor Commissioner, Michael
Thurmond
to assist those on TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families)
and receiving food stamps with employment training with local
busi-
nesses. The outcome is for each participant to become
employed
and off TANF. |
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30901 Training Institute |
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Variety of classes, training and seminars for the community.
Most recently imple-
mentation of a drop out prevention program. |
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Students About Change (SAC) |
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Mission:
"Educate, Empower and Equip Students for Success"
After school
program that provides one on one tutoring sessions, computer
labs, self-esteem building workshops, health education, career
fairs, field trips, etc. Tutoring for the SAC Program will take
place on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at the Building of
Opportunity from 6:00-7:00 pm |
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VITA Tax Program - (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) |
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The VITA Program, in partnership with the Internal Revenue
Service, offers free
tax help to low-to-moderate income individuals who cannot afford
professional
assistance. |
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Future Community Development Projects |
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- Continued Housing Development
- Business Development Center
- Commercial Development
- Community Plaza
- Accredited Grade School
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