Center for Community Partnerships

Center for Community Partnerships TU-CCP's major focus is to build and strengthen the capacity of communities to meet social, economic

Since 1969, the Center for Social Policy and Community Development (CSPCD) serves as a bridge to the Greater Philadelphia community, with a particular focus on the neighborhoods surrounding Temple University. The Center provides opportunities for Temple University students, staff and faculty to exchange creative ideas, resources and services with residents, grassroots organizations, social service

agencies, and government entities to strengthen the health and welfare of individuals and communities particularly by addressing social and cultural determinants of health.

Please share with your network!!
09/22/2021

Please share with your network!!

Thank you for your interest in the Youth Employment Project. We are looking to enroll out-of-school (cannot be enrolled in high school or college) young adults 16-24 years old with or without a diploma (or equivalency) looking for support with earning their GED, transitioning into employment, pre-ap...

04/07/2021
Interested in signing up for our next information sessions or learning more about our youth programs (YEP - Youth Employ...
03/05/2020

Interested in signing up for our next information sessions or learning more about our youth programs (YEP - Youth Employment Project & ECOY - Employment Connections for Opportunity Youth)? Stop by our table when you attend the One Stop Job and Resource Hub event tonight from 5pm-8pm. Contact us today and share with your friends!

Happy everyone! We are excited to announce our March information sessions to recruit for our April cohort! Are you rea...
03/03/2020

Happy everyone! We are excited to announce our March information sessions to recruit for our April cohort! Are you ready to take the next steps towards accomplishing your goals? Come learn more about our programs and start the enrollment process! Contact us today!

Happy Monday! This February we are holding information sessions every Thursday of the week. Stop by to learn more about ...
02/03/2020

Happy Monday! This February we are holding information sessions every Thursday of the week. Stop by to learn more about our youth programs services and how to enroll! Please share!

Happy holidays everyone from TUCCP, ECOY - Employment Connections for Opportunity Youth & YEP - Youth Employment Projec...
12/20/2019

Happy holidays everyone from TUCCP, ECOY - Employment Connections for Opportunity Youth & YEP - Youth Employment Project!

Our office is closed from 12/20/19 - 1/1/20. Interested in learning more about how to join our youth programs? Contact us Jan. 2, 2020! See you in the new year!

07/19/2019
05/16/2019
TUCCP's Deion Sumpter an ECOY team member on a Panel at Community College of Philadelphia about the helping professions....
05/16/2019

TUCCP's Deion Sumpter an ECOY team member on a Panel at Community College of Philadelphia about the helping professions....

04/11/2019

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1301 Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Ritter Annex, 4th Floor
Philadelphia, PA
19121

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(215) 204-7491

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The Center for Community Partnerships (TUCCP) is a newly formed Center which builds on a scope of work provided Since 1969, through the Center for Social Policy and Community Development (CSPCD). TUCCP serves as a bridge to the Greater Philadelphia community, with a particular focus on the neighborhoods surrounding Temple University. The Center provides opportunities for Temple University students, staff and faculty to exchange creative ideas, resources and services with residents, grassroots organizations, social service agencies, and government entities to strengthen the health and welfare of individuals and communities.