It will be a continuation of the Hoover Campus in Dayton’s Little Richmond and Residence Park neighborhoods. In addition, different phases will center on senior-focused affordable housing with more than $28 million in development over the past 20 years, the release stated.
St. Mary Development Corporation is a non-profit housing developer serving low-income seniors.
The Dayton Recovery Plan’s Supporting Black and Brown Businesses initiative will fund $75,000 to Speedie Childcare to expand access to early learning programming. As part of the project, a North Paul Laurence Dunbar Street facility will have interior and exterior improvements along with new furniture and equipment.
Within six months of completion of the project, the childcare is expected to increase its client capacity by 50%, as well as the number of Black and Brown children and families served, according to the city.
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