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Norris Square Community Alliance (formerly Norris Square Civic Association) is a community development corporation founded in 1983 by a group of community women who desired to take control of their neighborhood and provide a healthy and safe environment for their children. The mission of NSCA is to empower residents to become self-reliant and to unite and build the community by developing and improving the physical, economic, social, cultural and educational aspects of the neighborhood.

Residents are invited to be active at every level of the organization. NSCA serves the predominately Latino community of north east Philadelphia, PA. Area residents are active at every level of the organization, serving on the staff and board and lending their voice through community forums and surveys.

For over 30 years, NSCA has responded to the needs of the community by providing comprehensive solutions such as affordable housing, community organizing, employment training, early childhood education, youth after-school and summer enrichment programs, homeownership counseling and comprehensive case management services.

 

To learn about NSCA and our services, you may access our most recent Annual Report presentations and Organizational Brochure below.


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Download this file (2011 2012 Annual Report Presentation.pdf)2011 2012 Annual Report Presentation.pdf 2011-2012 Annual Report Presented at the October 2012 Annual Meeting 1165 Kb 1433 09/11/12 11:41
Download this file (2011 Annual Report FINAL.pdf)2011 Annual Report FINAL.pdf 2010-2011 Annual Report Presented at the October 2011 Annual Meeting 4097 Kb 1546 03/05/12 09:37
Download this file (2013 Annual Report.pdf)2013 Annual Reoport 2013 Annual Report 7461 Kb 543 26/03/14 12:13
Download this file (NSCA BROCHURE UPDATE Sept 18 2014.pdf)NSCA Brochure 2014   1473 Kb 232 29/09/14 10:53

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