Our Programs
The Oakwood Neighborhood Association offers many programs for seniors, at-risk youth, and families. These include:
Building Blocks - A collaboration between WMU and the neighborhoods, this program brings together neighbors to build a sense of community through working together on projects that improve the look of the houses particpating in the project. Check out the Building Blocks web site for more information.
After-school Youth Tutoring Program - Working in conjunction with the City of Kalamazoo Parks and Recreation Department, this program offers a safe place for school-aged youth to receive tutoring with their homework and a healthy snack.
Senior Activities and weekly drop-in
Free bread for seniors and those in need
Annual Senior Tea
Weekly Computer Tutoring and Repair
Food Bank
Community Garden and Related Workshops
Holiday Food Baskets for those in need
Annual Reunion
Fall and Spring Into the Streets
Adopt-A-Park - The association maintains the Springmot Tot Lot which provides a small park for youth to play.
Free Book Exchange Library
Friends of Woods Lake (FOWL)
ONA World Cafe
Holiday Parties
Summer Youth Drop-in
Community Room Use
National Night Out