“We are all neighbors, so let’s work together to make our neighborhood a safe and vibrant community.” — Delores Gray. Delores Gray has been a proud resident of the Central community since the age of 12. A lifelong neighborhood activist and organizer, she was part of the inaugural cohort of 12 Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood Ambassadors and was later honored by the Promise Neighborhood as a Champion of Central for her continued service and leadership.

The Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood, which is a program of the Sisters of Charity Health System, has hired Catondra Noye as its new program director. The Promise Neighborhood works with multiple partners in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood to break the cycle of poverty and address social drivers of health by advancing family health, education, social capital, stability and economics. Noye brings 25 years of experience as a community-focused leader with organizations around the country.

Promise recently honored people and organizations who have significantly improved the lives of those who live and work in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood with its Champions of Central award.

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