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Dillard University CDC

Organization Information

Neighborhoods Served:
• Dillard
• Gentilly
• Gentilly Terrace
• Gentilly Woods
• St. Anthony

Planning District:
6

Ward:
7

Zip Codes:
70122

Council Representative:
Cynthia Hedge-Morrell

State Representative:
Juan LaFonta

Police Precinct:
3

President / Director:
Nick Harris

Mission:

The Dillard CDC provide services primarily to residents of Gentilly in the areas of housing assistance, educational workshops, lawn service and case management.

Recent Success: With the cooperation of city and state officials and the city’s Department of Public Works, the members of Gentilly Sugar Hill Neighborhood Association initiated and witnessed the dedication of a four block, eight foot wide concrete walking path on St. Anthony Street between Gentilly Boulevard and Interstate 610. Futuristically, we anticipate expanding the pedestrian infrastructure to include the entire length of St. Anthony from Interstate 610 to Agriculture Street.

Current Priorities:

  • Blight and Code Enforcement
  • Comunity Health
  • Cultural and Community Facilities
  • Economic Development
  • Housing
  • Infrastructure and Public Transportation
  • Law Enforcement
  • Parks and Natural Resources
  • Property Value and Tax Stabilization
  • Public Education
  • Quality of Life, Preservation, and Zoning
  • Re-population and Membership
  • Youth Engagement

Partners:

Dillard University; Gentilly Civic Improvement Asociation (GCIA); Volunteers of America (VOA); 5th District of NOPD; Beacon of Hope; Dartmouth College

For More Info:

Gentilly Resource Center
4500 Elysian Fields Avenue
New Orleans, LA 70122



October 15th 2008

Dillard University Community Family Health Fair

DILLARD UNIVERSITY HOSTS
LARGEST FREE HEALTH FAIR IN NEW ORLEANS

(New Orleans) – The Dillard University Community Development Corporation will host one of the largest free health fairs that New Orleans has seen on Saturday, October 18, 2008 from 10 am to 3 pm on campus, 2601 Gentilly Boulevard in New Orleans. Medical experts will offer free medical screenings – valued at more than $1, 500 – to each attendee.

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