Atlanta Police Foundation – At-Promise Youth Center

NMTC financed the construction of two new @Promise Youth Centers, state-of-the-art community facilities that emphasize creating positive relationships between police officers and the community.

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $12,000,000
  • Total Project Cost: $19,850,400

IMPACT

  • 46 FTE jobs
  • 276 construction jobs
  • 700 youth served annually

Investor

Voices from the Community

Through NMTC we have been able to fund the building of a new youth center for Youth aimed at reducing juvenile crime.

-Courtney Collins, VP Admin & CFO, Atlanta Police Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia

Project Description

NMTC-financed the construction of two new @Promise Youth Centers, state-of-the-art community facilities that emphasize creating positive relationships between police officers and the community. The facilities provide space for youth considered at-risk for committing crimes to participate in educational, recreational, emotional, and workforce development programming aimed at reducing recidivism. The two new @Promise Youth Centers is modeled after the successful Westside @Promise Youth Center, which has seen a 2% youth recidivism rate (compared to 20% in Fulton County, GA), a 92% high school graduation rate, and an 89% employment rate. Programming at the centers is provided by community organizations like CHRIS 180, Boys & Girls Club, Police Athletic League, Street Smart Youth Project, and Urban League.

MAP

Address: 836 Metropolitan Pkwy SE & 2220 Campbellton Rd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310

Census Tract: 13121005700

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NMTC financed the construction of two new @Promise Youth Centers, state-of-the-art community facilities that emphasize creating positive relationships between police officers and the community.