At New Community Corporation, we’re here to help people in inner cities live better lives, with affordable housing, education, and support services that truly make a difference.
Years of Experience
New Community Corporation’s mission is to help residents of inner cities improve the quality of their lives to reflect individual God-given dignity and personal achievement. Founded in 1968, NCC is recognized as one of the largest, most comprehensive community development corporations in the U.S. Our vast array of services are provided “Under One Roof” and reach every stage of life. We offer affordable housing, early childhood learning centers, youth services, adult education, family transitional housing, mental health services, a long-term care facility, a one-stop resource center, a food pantry, a community newsletter and arts and cultural events.
New Community Corporation offers a variety of services to the public, serving individuals at all stages of life.
New Community Corporation offers affordable housing for individuals, families, senior citizens and persons with disabilities, along with services on-site.
New Community Corporation offers a range of health services, including mental health counseling, a long-term care facility, and support to improve quality of life.
New Community Corporation provides education for all ages, from early childhood to adult learning, job training, and more.
New Community Corporation supports individuals by offering resources like food assistance, housing help, and access to essential community programs.
New Community Corporation touches thousands of community members through its myriad of offerings.
New Community’s Youth Services Department will host NCC’s annual Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, April 25th at 6pm at Monsignor William J. Linder Plaza, 233 West
Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC), 85 Irvine Turner Boulevard, Newark, held a trunk-or-treat in the building parking lot to celebrate Halloween on Oct. 31.
Children and families came out for the New Community Halloween Party hosted by Youth Services on Oct. 25 at the NCC Neighborhood Center, 56-68 Hayes
New Community welcomed volunteers from McKinsey & Company on Oct. 10 to New Community’s recreation center, called the NCC Neighborhood Center, located at 56-68 Hayes
Community Hills Early Learning Center (CHELC), 85 Irvine Turner Boulevard, Newark, hosted a Breast Cancer Walk for students, staff members and parents on Oct. 15.
Photos by Jay Perry for Jefe Media. New Community hosted its 28th Golfing for a Cause fundraiser on Sept. 29 to benefit its Youth Services
