Mobilizing Change in the Frazier Community

Frazier Revitalization is a catalyst for change and transformation in the historic Frazier neighborhood in Dallas. Our neighborhood thrives as all of us – residents, community partners and leaders – work together.

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Our Priorities

Health Access

We collaborate to build a healthier neighborhood by ensuring residents have access to healthcare and fresh, healthy food.

Achievement Gap

We give Frazier youth the tools to recognize and fulfill their potential and build a successful future for themselves.

Affordable Housing

We partner with residents, the City of Dallas and other nonprofits to create a safer, healthier neighborhood.

Engagement

We help residents feel a sense of pride in themselves and the neighborhood by inspiring them to get involved and take care of themselves and each other.

The Heart of Dallas

Frazier, covering 1,100 acres and including 6,500 residents, is located in the heart of Dallas, just east of historic Fair Park and less than three miles from downtown Dallas. Frazier Revitalization partners with community leaders and residents to create positive change so the area can thrive.

“One thing that sticks with me is how Frazier Revitalization sticks in the Frazier neighborhood. Their unending quest to offer quality services to their community to really affect change in the neighbors’ lives, whether it is housing, food access, health care or educating the kids, Frazier Revitalization will not stop until they find a way.”

Dr. Fred Cerise, MD, MPH, CEO
Parkland Health

“Frazier Revitalization, a proven leader in [community development], demonstrates commitment and endurance in ‘routinizing the extraordinary,’ changing lives for the better. What they’ve accomplished is amazing, and their dedication to the Frazier community is especially impressive and warms my heart.”

Nancy Andrews, retired CEO
Low Income Investment Fund

“Community work is often siloed and diffuse, resulting in fragmented efforts and little impact. Frazier Revitalization, a place-based revitalization organization, holistically addresses the community’s needs – access to quality affordable health and dental care, availability of afterschool care, addressing food insecurities in collaboration with local agribusinesses, preserving quality affordable housing – Frazier Revitalization, along with residents and other diverse stakeholders, works diligently to address the human conditions as well as the economic conditions in their neighborhood.“

Kevin Barnett, Executive Director
Center to Advance Community Health and Equity (CACHE) at the Public Health Institute

Let's Make Frazier Proud

What's Happening in Frazier

NeighborWorks America Conference

July 26 - July 27

JULY 26 from 6 - 8 pm & JULY 27 from 8 am - 4 pm

Location: Good Coworking, 1808 S Good Latimer Expy, Dallas, TX 75226
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Beckah Terlouw will be leading the workshop.

About Beckah

Beckah excels at solving challenges, understanding human uniqueness, and collectively winning with others. She believes that our differences lead to advantages, operates through a strengths-based and inclusive approach, processes multiple scenarios and resources simultaneously, innovates existing resources, and insists upon efficiency.

As a People & Project Strategist with Invisible Strategy Consulting, she offers clients an incredible combination of natural gifts and developed talents. Beckah enjoys working with organizations ready for change. Her nationwide client base includes public health, affordable housing, behavioral health, community-initiatives, and arts organizations. She’s a two-term AmeriCorps Alum, a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach, a CSC-Certified DEI Facilitator, a ABCD Facilitator, and holds an MPA in nonprofit management + a BA in sociology.

Beckah grew up in West Michigan and now calls Denver home. When she's not working, you’ll find Beckah hosting friends & neighbors, indulging in family time, responding to everything her keeshond wants, and obsessing over yard projects while listening to long-form podcasts.

For more info, email info@frazierdallas.org or contact 469-221-0704

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