Winston-Salem: Cleveland Avenue Homes

The North East Winston-Salem (“Newside”) Transformation Plan presents a rare opportunity to reconnect a community that was artificially divided by urban renewal programs, highway building, and systemic racial and economic segregation. With the award of a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant, the Housing Authority of the City of Winston-Salem, the City, and their partners will work to connect the two sides of Newside, building on the strengths of each to meet the deficiencies of the other. Central to this plan is the redevelopment of Cleveland Avenue Homes – a 199-unit distressed public housing site. Cleveland Avenue Homes will be replaced with 406 new mixed-income housing units available to a broad range of incomes. Residents of Cleveland Avenue Homes will be further supported with connections to an array of educational opportunities, proven employment programs, and a network of medical providers. The Choice Neighborhoods Plan will further benefit from the partnership and investments from Winston-Salem State University, a local HBCU.

HOUSING STABILITY

Through intense case management and strategic partnerships, we seek to follow the changes in the following items. Our dashboard highlights the data associated with the bold items:

  • Families actively engaged in case management’
  • Families in active case management completing a goal
  • Adults in active case management completing a goal
  • Families in active case management who have completed a goal related to housing stability
  • Households with a decrease in risk score since baseline
  • Households with a risk score higher than 100

INCOME & EMPLOYMENT

Through intense case management and strategic partnerships, we seek to follow the changes for families actively in case management for the following items:

  • Employment rate among able-bodied adults (18 to 64)
  • Average household income
  • Average earned household income (this excludes households with $0 earned income)

EDUCATION

Through intense case management and strategic partnerships, we seek to follow the changes for the following items:

  • Children age 0-5 enrolled in an early learning program
  • Children and youth engaged in enrichment programs

HEALTH

Through intense case management and strategic partnerships, we seek to follow the changes for the following items:

  • Participants connected to a primary care provider
  • participants who have been seen by their primary care provided in the last year