notes: FROM THE WEBSITE: Rebuilding In 2007, we plan to rebuild the homes that we gutted out in '06 and any other places in the neighborhood that need assistance. We have the skilled labor force that can do some of the installation and help with roofing. In addition, we are looking for General Contractors that can assist our Americorps members and train them in a range of skills. Also, Plumbers and Electricians are desperately needed. For more information contact: Ryan Porcelli ryanporcelli@gmail.com Advocacy/Outreach Our new 310 S. Broad Street address is meant to serve the community. Residents can walk in during our business hours of 8-4 M-Fri. and can meet with one of our Neighborhood Advocates. If we cannot help with their request, we can hopefully put them in touch with the right people. With contacts around the city, and a growing resource list, residents can be assisted in a range of issues. For more information contact: Nick Vilelle pnola1@gmail.com Autry Watkins autry.watkins@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------ (Old note) Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community. -> SERVES: Tulane/Gravier/Mid-City FROM THE WEBSITE: Rebuilding In 2007, we plan to rebuild the homes that we gutted out in '06 and any other places in the neighborhood that need assistance. We have the skilled labor force that can do some of the installation and help with roofing. In addition, we are looking for General Contractors that can assist our Americorps members and train them in a range of skills. Also, Plumbers and Electricians are desperately needed. For more information contact: Ryan Porcelli ryanporcelli@gmail.com Advocacy/Outreach Our new 310 S. Broad Street address is meant to serve the community. Residents can walk in during our business hours of 8-4 M-Fri. and can meet with one of our Neighborhood Advocates. If we cannot help with their request, we can hopefully put them in touch with the right people. With contacts around the city, and a growing resource list, residents can be assisted in a range of issues. For more information contact: Nick Vilelle pnola1@gmail.com Autry Watkins autry.watkins@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------ (Old note) Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community.
region: Tulane/Gravier (Lower Mid-City) -> Gulf

name: Phoenix of New Orleans - Neighborhood recovery assocation for Tulane/Gravier -> Phoenix of New Orleans (Neighborhood Recovery Assoc. for Tulane/Gravier)
notes: Rebuilding In 2007, we plan to rebuild the homes that we gutted out in '06 and any other places in the neighborhood that need assistance. We have the skilled labor force that can do some of the installation and help with roofing. In addition, we are looking for General Contractors that can assist our Americorps members and train them in a range of skills. Also, Plumbers and Electricians are desperately needed. Advocacy/Outreach Our new 310 S. Broad Street address is meant to serve the community. Residents can walk in during our business hours of 8-4 M-Fri. and can meet with one of our Neighborhood Advocates. If we cannot help with their request, we can hopefully put them in touch with the right people. With contacts around the city, and a growing resource list, residents can be assisted in a range of issues. ------------------------------------------------------------ (Old note) Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community. -> FROM THE WEBSITE: Rebuilding In 2007, we plan to rebuild the homes that we gutted out in '06 and any other places in the neighborhood that need assistance. We have the skilled labor force that can do some of the installation and help with roofing. In addition, we are looking for General Contractors that can assist our Americorps members and train them in a range of skills. Also, Plumbers and Electricians are desperately needed. For more information contact: Ryan Porcelli ryanporcelli@gmail.com Advocacy/Outreach Our new 310 S. Broad Street address is meant to serve the community. Residents can walk in during our business hours of 8-4 M-Fri. and can meet with one of our Neighborhood Advocates. If we cannot help with their request, we can hopefully put them in touch with the right people. With contacts around the city, and a growing resource list, residents can be assisted in a range of issues. For more information contact: Nick Vilelle pnola1@gmail.com Autry Watkins autry.watkins@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------ (Old note) Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community.
region: Tulane/Gravier (lower mid-city) -> Tulane/Gravier (Lower Mid-City)
organization: Community Center/Outreach/Advocacy -> Non Profit Community Center

organization: Community -> Community Center/Outreach/Advocacy

main_phone: 5043424399 -> (504) 342-4399
address: 2414 Palmyra St -> 310 So. Broad Street
notes: Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community. -> Rebuilding In 2007, we plan to rebuild the homes that we gutted out in '06 and any other places in the neighborhood that need assistance. We have the skilled labor force that can do some of the installation and help with roofing. In addition, we are looking for General Contractors that can assist our Americorps members and train them in a range of skills. Also, Plumbers and Electricians are desperately needed. Advocacy/Outreach Our new 310 S. Broad Street address is meant to serve the community. Residents can walk in during our business hours of 8-4 M-Fri. and can meet with one of our Neighborhood Advocates. If we cannot help with their request, we can hopefully put them in touch with the right people. With contacts around the city, and a growing resource list, residents can be assisted in a range of issues. ------------------------------------------------------------ (Old note) Pre Katrina the Tulane-Gravier neighborhood was, and still is, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. So far, we have helped residents with FEMA, the Road Home Program, Spanish translation, healthcare access, learning to use a computer, applying for small business loans, and lots of house gutting/reconstruction. We are currently trying to open a neighborhood advocacy center. This center will offer residents a permanant place to come for assistance and increase our visibility in the community.
latitude: 29.961657 ->
longitude: -90.085665 ->
hours: Mon - Fri, 8:00-5:00 -> Mon - Fri, 8:00-4:00