Who we are
Helping residents of inner cities improve the quality of their lives
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.
57
Years of experience
Serving the Community
Our Services
New Community Corporation offers a variety of services to the public, serving individuals at all stages of life.
Our facts
New Community Corporation touches thousands of community members through its myriad of offerings.
LATEST NEWS
New Community Hosts United for Food Security
New Community hosted United for Food Security on May 20 in the parking lot of its Emergency Food Pantry at 220 Bruce St., Newark. The free community event included informational
New Community Extended Care Facility Hosts Adopt-a-Resident Day
Staff members at New Community Extended Care Facility, 266 South Orange Ave., Newark, celebrated Adopt-a-Resident Day on May 15 by giving gifts to those living at the facility. The day
New Community Remembers Former Newark Mayor Sharpe James
We at New Community send our deepest condolences to the family of Sharpe James, Newark’s longest-serving mayor, who passed away on May 11 at the age of 89. Sharpe James
New Community Arts Presents Tonia Rayvocals on June 6
Join New Community Arts on Friday, June 6 to enjoy a performance by Tonia Rayvocals from 7 to 11 p.m. at Monsignor William J. Linder Plaza, 233 West Market St.,
Families Come Out for New Community Father-Daughter Dance
New Community’s Youth Services Department hosted the annual Father-Daughter Dance on May 3 at Monsignor William J. Linder Plaza, 233 West Market St., Newark. Girls and their fathers or significant
New Community Career & Technical Institute Student Will Start Automotive Career in Newark
It’s somewhat rare to see a female fixing a vehicle, but New Community Career & Technical Institute (NCCTI) student Eula Juanita Lovett hopes that is changing. She will complete the
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