Neighborhood Partnership Teams
Upcoming Listening Sessions
Thursday, 8/20
11:00am-1:00pm
Location: Goodwill Industries, on Lancaster
Thursday, 8/27
9:00–11:00am
Location: NWHS
Thursday, 8/13
11:00am–1:00pm
Location: Broadway Commons, 304
Monday, 817
11:00am–1:00pm
Location: Broadway Commons, 302
Neighborhood Partnership Teams are a driving force to help us achieve that mission and bring lasting transformation to our neighborhoods. People of all ages benefit from our work with the NPTs, although there’s a special emphasis on the youth of the neighborhoods, who represent future generations. Find out more about Neighborhood Partnership teams below.
The idea behind NPTs is simple. Every sector of town has individuals and organizations who want to plan and deploy meaningful projects to address the needs of their neighborhood(s). NPTs provide a regular forum for community partners to pool their ideas, their resources, and their volunteer hours to implement successful strategies. People helping people with a common sense of geography.
NPTs inspire and support a broad range of community-led programs and initiatives. They focus on strengthening youth and families, but deploy a ‘whole-neighborhood’ approach. Many of the programs and activities are designed to support family engagement with school, youth development, healthier lifestyles, and cross-cultural relationships. NPTs provide and support:
- After-school programs, parenting classes, seasonal events, community gardens.
- Neighborhood watch, crime prevention, strategies for re-entry and addiction recovery.
- Block parties, community dinners, health fairs, music concerts, summer feeding programs.
- Supports for foster kids and foster families; family strengthening programs.
- Adult and child literacy, English classes, GED and education-advancement opportunities.
- Outreach to our unsheltered neighbors for housing, employment, recovery, transportation, mental health.
Your Neighborhood Partnership Teams meet all over our city on varying days of the week. See calendar below for more, or sign up for your area’s newsletter.
To find out more, please contact the SLF office at (503) 315-8924, or email kyle@SalemLF.org