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Friends Neighborhood Guild, a Quaker-founded settlement house and neighborhood center in North Philadelphia, for more than a century has helped residents confront urban issues by offering services, participating in neighborhood redevelopment, and acting as a broker for interactions across ethnic and class lines.<br>  
Friends Neighborhood Guild, a Quaker-founded settlement house and neighborhood center in North Philadelphia, for more than a century has helped residents confront urban issues by offering services, participating in neighborhood redevelopment, and acting as a broker for interactions across ethnic and class lines.<br>  


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See also: http://www.friendshousingcooperative.com/<br>
See also: http://www.friendshousingcooperative.com/<br>  


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[[Category:Is-Nonprofit_Organization]] [[Category:Is-Social_Service]] [[Category:Is-Community_Development_Corporation]] [[Category:Issue-Youth_Development]] [[Category:Issue-Economic_Development]] [[Category:Issue-Sustainable_Housing]] [[Category:Issue-Low_Income_Housing]] [[Category:Issue-Affordable_Housing]] [[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]] [[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]] [[Category:Serves-Famlies]]
[[Category:Is-Nonprofit_Organization]][[Category:Is-Social_Service]][[Category:Is-Community_Development_Corporation]][[Category:Issue-Youth_Development]][[Category:Issue-Economic_Development]][[Category:Issue-Sustainable_Housing]][[Category:Issue-Low_Income_Housing]][[Category:Issue-Affordable_Housing]][[Category:Serves-Children_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Women_and_Families]][[Category:Serves-Families]]

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Friends Neighborhood Guild, a Quaker-founded settlement house and neighborhood center in North Philadelphia, for more than a century has helped residents confront urban issues by offering services, participating in neighborhood redevelopment, and acting as a broker for interactions across ethnic and class lines.


See also: http://www.friendshousingcooperative.com/