About Us
The Loyola Center for Neighborhood Resilience collaborates with neighborhood and community organizations, local government agencies, schools, businesses, and faith-based partners along the York Road corridor to empower all residents to thrive.
Through youth leadership, health outreach, food access, environmental stewardship, and neighborhood partnerships, we strengthen diverse, intergenerational communities.
We strive to overcome a legacy of systemic barriers, while building on the strengths of the community and organizing across our differences.
Our Values
Our Center's Framework
The Center’s work is grounded in the Vital Conditions for Health and Well-Being, a framework that includes 7 pillars critical to a community’s ability to thrive.
Through our work and that of our partners, the Center supports neighborhoods in building the vital conditions necessary for long-term well-being.
Priority Area
The Center's work prioritizes neighborhoods on either side of the York Road commercial corridor in Baltimore City.
Neighborhoods we prioritize are, from north to south:
- Bellona-Gittings
- Cedarcroft
- Lake Walker
- Glen Oaks
- Homeland
- Lake Evesham
- Evesham Park
- Rosebank
- Chinquapin Park
- Belvedere
- Mid-Govans
- Cameron Village
- Villages of Homeland
- York-Homeland
- Woodbourne-McCabe
- Kenilworth Park
- Radnor-Winston
- Winston-Govans
- Kernewood
- Richnor-Springs
- Guilford
- Wilson Park
- Pen Lucy
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