DIRECT SERVICES AND REFERRALS
The mission of New Beginnings Community Development Corporation (NBCDC) is to provide transformative services for families in need, independent of race, creed, gender, or religious affiliation. We provide intervention and prevention services that are community-centered, sensitive to the culture and values of the family, and have a lasting impact on the community. Our goal is to promote, and provide programs that ensure optimal health, family functioning, and access to education, employment, and economic empowerment.
From those we help
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.”
– Elizabeth Andrew
PARTNER WITH US AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Every need within the community is ultimately met by supportive Friends and Funds. Government efforts to support the economy are promising, but the needs of many people will likely endure for a much longer period than the efforts cover. For this reason, there is no better time to believe, to begin, and to become -- Believe in your ability to impact unfavorable circumstances, Begin your efforts toward affecting change, and Become a giver. Your gift today will help to inspire change that improves tomorrow for others.
Here are a few ways that you can GIVE:
1. Text GIVENOWNBCDC to 44-321
2. Mail your donation to: PO BOX 241095, Detroit, MI 48224
3. PayPal
4. Join our Fundraising Campaign
Any amount you decide to donate will be very much appreciated and will make a huge
difference in the lives of our neighbors who are positively impacted by our services.
HEALTH AWARENESS
NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVERS MONTH
National Family Caregivers Month in November recognizes the dedication of family members who provide round-the-clock care to loved ones. The month highlights their demanding days and identifies their needs. During National Family Caregivers Month, we raise awareness of the societal value caregivers provide and ask for greater support.
Caregiving can be tedious, repetitive, physically challenging, and emotionally straining. For many caregivers, they sacrifice their own well-being to take care of their loved one. From morning to night, a caregiver balances the needs of the patient and their family. Caregivers rarely have time for themselves since there's always another thing to be done.
To observe National Family Caregivers Month 2026, below are six things you can do to encourage and support a family caregiver in your life. However you choose to show appreciation to a family caregiver during family caregiver awareness month, make a special effort to make life a bit easier for the family caregivers you know.
1. Provide respite care. (The gift of your time is priceless)
2. Check in regularly. (Let them talk about their experiences)
3. Be specific with your offers. (The more specific you can be, the better)
4. Help with chores. (Help eases their burden and makes them feel supported)
5. Keep inviting them. (Continued invitations will make a caregiver feel less isolated)
6. Offer encouragement. (Be positive about how you appreciate their efforts)
Latest News And EVENTS
NBCDC Making A Difference
COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR 2025
NBCDC partnered with Sound Mind Sound Body Academy and Unify Detroit Coalition to serve 101 households, which included 149 children and 86 seniors. Families received food provided by Forgotten Harvest, as well as free health screenings and access to healthcare resources. Eight individuals (4 children) received teeth cleaning, sponsored by NBCDC and provided by Hygiene On Wheels.
COMMUNITY COOKOUT in JULY 2025!
New Beginnings CDC and New Beginnings Community Church teamed up to bring community together in an uplifting spiritual and social celebration! This event was a joyful tribute to our past successes and a promise for even more amazing collaborations ahead! Attendees indulged in wonderful worship, delicious food, fantastic resources, and fun activities in a vibrant atmosphere that encouraged connection and cultivated genuine relationships. It was a truly a pleasure!
MOTOR CITY MAKEOVER 2025
Thanks to everyone who showed up on Saturday, May 3rd to help with the Moross-Morang cleanup project (Moross island/ Boulevard) organized and led by New Beginnings CDC. It was great to connect with neighbors and students, and inspire a positive public image for our community. We had a total of 20 volunteers including 4 youth and 4 high school students from Chandler Park Academy (CPA).
