Community of Hope

Washington,
DC
(2020)

Community of Hope

Behavioral Health, Community, FQHCs, Healthcare, Mixed-use, Nonprofit Hub

Finance the rehabilitation, construction and development of the approximately 22,511 sq. ft. Community of Hope Family Health and Birth Center.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $20,600,000
Total Project Cost: $20,803,144

IMPACT

40 FTE jobs
100 construction jobs
Project includes a Federally Qualified Health Center.
22,511 sq. ft. of real estate

CDEs

Chase, Harbor Bankshares Corporation, Partners for the Common Good

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Finance the rehabilitation, construction and development of the approximately 22,511 sq. ft. Community of Hope Family Health and Birth Center. Community of Hope, Inc. currently operates its Family Health and Birth Center / FQHC in a leased space. The owner has sold the property to a developer and has terminated COH’s lease. In order to continue providing services, COH purchased a property that will be converted to a new multi-use medical facility that will serve as Family Health and Birth Center’s new location. Upon completion, the project will include: primary care/medical care, a free-standing birth center, behavioral health services, a pharmacy, supportive services for patients, and offices for COH staff.

MAP

Address: 2120 Bladensburg Road Northeast, Washington, DC 20018

Census Tract: 11001011100

News Stories

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