CAMDEN, NJ–Politicians and public health officials celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony for a new community health center here that is being built on the site of a much smaller leased facility - while keeping it open - as a result of a creative public-private real estate deal. (See previous story).
The center, which will serve disadvantaged residents and homeless people, is to be built around the existing facility –while keeping it open.
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, Camden Mayor Dana Redd and State Sen. Donald Norcross joined Project H.O.P.E. executive Patricia DeShields and Kathy Grant-Davis of the New Jersey Primary Care Association to recognize the formal beginning of work on Project H.O.P.E.'s new 10,000-square-foot, $4.7-million community health center.
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