Coming Soon to Hazelwood Green: A World-Class Vision for the Community
Center of Life’s Community Hub will be a transformative, community-serving facility designed to address the diverse needs of Greater Hazelwood residents. Featuring a LEED-certified, net-zero-energy design, the Hub will provide sustainable infrastructure and will host a comprehensive suite of programming, including all of Center of Life's educational, arts, extracurricular, family strengthening, and enrichment offerings for students, teens, parents, and community members.
Proposed partnerships with organizations such as the Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center (COTRAIC) for early childhood education, the University of Pittsburgh’s Community Engagement Center and Nursing School, and Primary Care Health Services, Inc. (PCHS) will extend the Hub’s reach, providing critical services across health, education, and community development.
COL’s hub at Hazelwood Green will serve as a community eco-system that will facilitate the success of an underserved neighborhood by providing vital in-house programs and services and partnering with and engaging Hazelwood Green organizations in the everyday life of the community. Our goal is for every child and family to have the opportunity everyone deserves — to cultivate and achieve their potential, regardless of their ZIP code, background, or wealth status.
Read our most recent press release at the following link: Center of Life_H.G_Press Release.pdf
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Center of Life has served the Hazelwood community for over 20 years, seeing the evolution of this growing neighborhood and creating a sense of security for all those who live and work here. Journey with us through a legacy that continues to inspire the hearts and minds of families, artists, and leaders across the City of Pittsburgh and around the world!
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Press and Acknowledgements
—By Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times
—By Helen Fallon – Pittsburgh Union Progress
—By Jordan Anderson – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
—By Bill O’Driscoll – 90.5 WESA
—By Jared Stonesifer – University of Pittsburgh
—By Roman Hladio – NEXT Pittsburgh