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New Growth
Supporting Rural Missouri Businesses & Communities · Credit Building · Entrepreneurship · Food & Ag Businesses · Transit
About New Growth
New Growth is a nonprofit community development corporation that unites the west central Missouri region's resources and organizations that nurture community health and wealth by supporting entrepreneurship, local and regional food systems, and volunteer driver transportation. Follow us to get to know the New Growth Women's Business Center, our microloan program, our food systems program, and New Growth Transit. It can be hard building a business in rural communities. New Growth connects both farm and non-farm entrepreneurs and neighbors with resources they may not know about . . . . . . like grants, micro-loans, business planning, credit building, business connections, educational opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and more. Why? So that businesses succeed here faster, strengthening communities and creating jobs today and for the next generation. West Central Community Development Corporation DBA New Growth is affiliated with West Central Missouri Community Action Agency.
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Presence & Recognition
New Growth was invited to share about the company alongside other rural nonprofit leaders.
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Customers & Market
New Growth reported that three new child care businesses are expected to open soon, creating up to 30 new child care slots.
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Customers & Market
New Growth reported that families of 39 children will see child care costs drop by an average of two-thirds through Child Care Works after communities in Cedar, Henry, Polk, and St. Clair counties built a regional Child Care Action Plan.
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New Growth noted that seven existing child care businesses are receiving essential business support to help them strengthen and sustain their operations.
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New Growth noted that seven area employers have stepped forward to offer Child Care Works as an employee benefit.
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