Neighborhood Service Centers - The City of Norfolk, VA.

Community Outreach

Norfolk Neighborhood Service Centers

History

The concept originated from the former Model City Program in 1968, under the demonstration Cities and Metropolitan Development Act of 1966. This program provided service delivery to residents in communities where they lived.

Our Purpose in the Community

Our commitment is to be the liaison in creating partnerships with citizens, community organizations and City agencies and serve as a focal point for neighborhood building. Neighborhood Service Centers are designed to meet the various needs of the community by providing programs to our customers such as:

Quality health programs

Educational programs

Recreational programs

Social programs

Where we are

There are four Neighborhood Service Centers strategically located throughout the city of Norfolk. Click here to see a Map!

Available Services & Programs

Neighborhood Service Centers currently provide a variety of services and resources to Norfolk residents. Customers receive convenient access to services and are provided with a “customer-friendly” environment. Services and programs include, but are not limited to the following...

Adult Basic Education	Norfolk Community Services Board
Tidewater Literacy Council	GED
Real Alternatives to Pregnancy	STOP Head Start Program
Immunizations	Alcoholics Anonymous
KidTech Tutoring Program	Women, Infant & Children (WIC)
AARP Meetings	Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court Services
Recreational Programs	Senior Recreation
NAACP Meetings	Evening Dental Clinic
Space for Community Meetings	Division of Social Services
Domestic Violence Classes	Virginia Parent Information Resource Center

*See each center for a complete list of services provided by location.

Fact! An average of 42,000 customers per month utilize Neighborhood Service Centers.