MUSKEGO WAY FORWARD
STRENGTHENING THE MUSKEGO WAY NEIGHBORHOOD ON MILWAUKEE’S NEAR SOUTHSIDE
STRENGTHENING THE MUSKEGO WAY NEIGHBORHOOD ON MILWAUKEE’S NEAR SOUTHSIDE
MCC’S WORK
TO BUILD STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS
FULL OF OPPORTUNITY
CAN BE SEEN IN MUSKEGO WAY.
MUSKEGO WAY FORWARD has strengthened the neighborhood, created new connections and opportunities, and built on the leadership of dedicated neighbors. This work is resident driven, staffed and supported by Milwaukee Christian Center.
MUSKEGO WAY FORWARD BEGAN IN OCTOBER 2014, when a group of neighborhoods including Muskego Way, Clarke Square and Historic Mitchell Street was awarded a grant under the Building Neighborhood Capacity Program (BNCP), a federally funded neighborhood revitalization initiative to catalyze community driven change. This two year grant led to the creation of Muskego Way Forward which has continued with financial support from local philanthropy and the dedicated involvement of neighbors.
Muskego Way Forward connects residents, partners and resources through asset based developments, a resident driven advisory team, block watch groups and partnerships with other organizations to advance collective revitalization efforts.
The plan was developed by and with neighbors, business owners, and partners in the Muskego Way neighborhood and serves as a guide for individuals and organizations seeking to make a positive impact in the neighborhood.
MILWAUKEE CHRISTIAN CENTER complies with the equal opportunity policy and standards of all applicable state, federal and l ocal rules and regulations regarding nondiscrimination in employment and service delivery. Milwaukee Christian Center is committed to equality of opportunity in its employment practices without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age, disability, polit ica l affiliation, marital status, sexual orientation, ancestry, arrest or conviction record, the use of lawful products or military participation.
Milwaukee Christian Center is committed to providing equal opportunity in all service delivery and prohibiting discrimination based upon protected group status. Equal opportunity in service delivery means: equal access to program services; equal benefits from program services; and equal treatment within program services.