On Thursday, July 10, Park Center celebrated a major milestone with the groundbreaking of Park Center North, our largest supportive housing development to date. Community leaders, supporters, and local officials including Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell gathered in Nashville’s Inglewood neighborhood to mark the beginning of this 26-unit project that will serve individuals living with serious mental illness and substance use disorders.
Despite the summer heat, the event was filled with powerful stories, shared purpose, and a shared vision: a Nashville where everyone has a place to call home, and the support they need to stay there.
Park Center North will provide permanent supportive housing, combining stable, affordable homes with on-site space for services, and space for a community cafe or restaurant to help individuals break the cycle of homelessness, build lasting stability, and build community with local neighbors.
This groundbreaking is not just the start of a building; it’s the start of new beginnings for dozens of lives. Thank you for being part of the movement that makes this possible.
