Dream Reaching Each Amazing Momentous Moment. A visionary $100 million community-centered development in Opa-locka, Florida.
The DREAMM Project is a proposed mixed-use development built to address interconnected needs in housing, education, and healthcare by creating a self-sustaining, community-owned ecosystem.
Designed to reduce dependence on unstable grant cycles by integrating mission-driven services with revenue-generating assets.
Serving Opa-locka for over 25 years, providing academic enrichment and a safe space for youth in a historically under-resourced community.
Providing street medicine and community-based healthcare, strengthening the project’s health integration and long-term development capacity.
Securing land at this scale is a rare, once-in-a-generation opportunity for community-led ownership. Located in a prime South Florida corridor, the site ensures maximum accessibility for the families who need it most.
Revenue generated through housing and event space is designed to support nonprofit operations, preserving consistent, high-quality services.
Dedicated living spaces for low-income residents to ensure housing stability.
A state-of-the-art, permanent home for Teen Up-Ward Bound.
A community-based hospital and health services center operated with DCSR.
A hub for community use that also serves as a key revenue generator.
Revenue generated through housing and event space is designed to support nonprofit operations, preserving consistent, high-quality services.
Dedicated living spaces for low-income residents to ensure housing stability.
A state-of-the-art, permanent home for Teen Up-Ward Bound.
A community-based hospital and health services center operated with DCSR.
A hub for community use that also serves as a key revenue generator.
Securing the future
The DREAMM Project is more than a program expansion. By combining housing, education, and healthcare on community-owned land, it creates a permanent foundation for mission-driven services.
We welcome catalytic partners, funders, and community stakeholders who believe in long-term structural solutions to health, housing, and educational inequity.
