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Holden Heights Community Development Corporation Meeting

Flyer

Dear Friends, Partners, Stakeholders and Supporters,

The Holden Heights Community Development Corporation invites you to the 14^th Citizen’s Neighborhood Meeting, 6:00 PM Thursday, February 2, 2017, at the Holden Heights Community Center, 1201 20^th Street Orlando, Florida 32805 (Orange Blossom Trail & 20^th Street).  The timely topics will include: education, jobs, crime, and neighborhood improvements such as sidewalks, drainage, safe and decent housing. The meeting will provide Action Plan updates developed by the Work-Team(s), Friends, Partners, Supporters and Stakeholders. Your active engagement helped direct our collective plan. Your attendance and input is very important to identify resources to improve your community.  We thank you in advance for your on-going support and voice. For further information or questions please call Rev. James Watkins at (407) 692-7006, Sharon Wiley at (407) 836-6729 or Larry Williams at (407) 836-6730.

Presentations:

·         Jamie M. Connell, University of Florida Graduate School of Architecture CityLab Orlando - Urban Horticulture Therapy (UHT)

·         Dr. John Robertson, Clinical Psychologist - Robertson & Associates - Jackson Center HIV Awareness Day February 11, 2017

Sincerely,

Thomas Alston

Holden Heights Community Development Corporation

9300 Conroy Windermere Road Suite 1616

Windermere, Florida 34786

(407) 230-7024

(407) 629-1202 Office

(407) 513-4323 Fax

“It Take a Clean and Safe Villages' to Raise a Child”