Mt. Zion Community
Reinvestment Corporation
Established to help build our community by supporting individuals and families through education, healthcare, and housing outreach initiatives.
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An Inspirational Heritage
The story of Mt Zion Community Reinvestment Corporation dates back to the early 2000s when needs were identified in our community that needed to be addressed. A nonprofit organization provided the best opportunity to better reach out and find resources to meet the needs of the community. The CRC grew to support the Samaritan Clinic for uninsured and underinsured populations and our CAPS tutorial program addresses reading and math readiness for school-aged children as well as tutorial services to help fill educational gaps.
SEE OUR IMPACT THROUGH NUMBERS
1200
The amount of clients served by Samaritan Clinic in 2023.
80
students served by caps program with tutorial services at no cost
250
Men served at nearly a dozen pop-up events.
1500
COMMUNITY MEMBERS SERVED WITH HEALTH LITERACY AND VACCINATIONS
OUR PROGRAMS
elevation
Men's Health Initiative to have more minority men screened for Prostate Cancer through pop-up events in partnership with Phoebe, Takeda, Morehouse School of Medicine and the Albany Coalition of Churches
Summer Learning Loss Program
United Way of Greater Atlanta - Learning Loss Grant - Access to Quality Out of School Time, Build Reading Skills, Improve Math Fluency, Learning Acceleration - The CAPS Summer program focuses on building reading, math, science, and technology skills to help mitigate the learning loss during the summer and accelerate learning through access to quality programming during the summer months.
Vaccination BOOST
National Minority Quality Forum - Vaccination Boost - Minority Health Initiative to vaccinate more minorities for the upcoming COVID and Flu seasons.
Project refocus
A partnership between Phoebe, CDC Foundation, and Mt Zion CRC to Reimagine Public Health Responses and Resilient Communities. The city of Albany/Dougherty County is one of six communities participating in this project.
COVID-19 has illustrated that public health practitioners need access to data and tools that appropriately identify, respond to, culturally tailor, and reach historically marginalized and/or racialized populations during crises. Project REFOCUS was conceptualized as a collaborative and community-informed effort to address these challenges.
PARTNERS
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE
HARLEM RENAISSANCE PROJECT
contact us
kerriedavis@mtzioncrc.org
Phone
229-432-6837
Office
P.O. BOX 71586
Albany, GA 31708