Community Services Department
The Community Services Department offers a variety of programs to help people of every age and background become more active in their neighborhoods and the wider Raleigh community. The department helps individuals, groups and communities recognize their skills and assets, mobilizes people to take action on their own behalf and connects them to appropriate resources so they can achieve positive results for their neighborhoods and communities.
Contact Information
919-996-6100 | email![]()
Dillon Building, 310 W. Martin St.
Director : Dwayne Patterson
News
- Register now for the 2013 Landlord Training Program.
Classes: Oct 23, 2013 - Spring 2013 Classes are now full. You can still register for the waiting list for the 2013 Fall sessions of Citizens Leadership Academy or Raleigh Neighborhood College. A series of weekly classes to help develop your skills as a community leader.
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Citizens Advisory Councils (CACs)

Citizens Advisory Councils (CACs) help give citizens a voice in decisions affecting their neighborhoods.
View List of all CACsCitizens Leadership Academy
Foster Grandparent Program
Hispanic-Latino Initiatives

The Viva Raleigh festival connects members of the Hispanic-Latino community with the wider Ralegh community.
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Human Services Grants
The city awards grants to nonprofit agencies serving the elderly, youth, persons with disabilities, substance abusers and the homeless.
See more about fundingLandlord Training

Landlords, prospective landlords, lawyers and real estate agents benefit from the city's classes.
Learn MoreNeighborhood College
Neighborhood Improvement Funds
Neighborhood Registry

Make sure your neighborhood group is on the City's official list of neighborhood-based organizations.
Learn MoreRetired and Senior Volunteer Program
Summer Youth Employment
Supporting Boards and Commissions

The Community Services Department helps coordinate the work of these City of Raleigh boards and commission, whose members are volunteers appointed by the City Council:
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