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Welcome to the Dakota Center's
Homepage
History
A community center opened in May
1965, its original location was the old St. Emerick
Social Hall at 645 Dakota Street.
In 1968, a fire forced the Dakota Center to relocate to 408 S. Conover Street using the Holy Name
Church facility. The Dakota Center moved to 238 S. Paul Laurence Dunbar Street in
1976 where building renovations were made which allowed the center to expand
its programs. Dakota
Center has been serving
the community for the past 37 years and has relocated to a new 1.7 million
dollar facility at 33 Barnett
Street, Dayton Ohio, 45407.
"We are building lives through tasks
with vision."
Fr. Phillip C. Hoelle, S.M.
Mission
The Dakota Center aims to enrich the
“quality of Life” and empower the residents to reach their
potential within the MacFarlane and surrounding neighborhoods by providing
first class programs and services in collaboration with other centers, organizations,
businesses, and government agencies.
Vision
Our vision is to be identified as
an effective full service community center.
We intend to lessen the divergent social pressure on youth of inner-west Dayton and its
periphery by helping to fortify the family nucleus and providing sound advice
and guidance during the critical maturing process.
Our ultimate goal is to assist our clients in becoming self-reliant,
productive citizens in order that they may perform at their highest
potential.
Privacy Policy
Purpose
This policy was created in order to demonstrate the Dakota Center’s commitment to privacy
and security, as well as to disclose our procedure related to dissemination
practices.
The purpose of the Dakota Center, Inc. website is to
disseminate information regarding the programs and activities of the Dakota
Center, Inc.
No personal or identifiable information is collected from
clients.
Security
We take technical, administrative, and physical security
steps to protect information the Dakota
Center shares with its clients. Should future steps be taken to access
information from our clients, a standard level of encryption technology will
be used to protect client identifiable information.
Contact US
Should you have any questions or concerns related to the
Dakota Center, Inc. Privacy Policy, or our website, you may contact:
Sharon Barrett-Mitchell
Executive Director
Dakota Center, Inc.
(937)
228-8961
or email dakotadirector@hotmail.com
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