The basic mission of The Davis Place is to provide safe and affordable housing with a family sense of community. We strive to improve the quality of life for all individuals involved with the organization. Empowerment - Provide a foundation for our tenants to move their life in positive direction. Communication - By effectively communicating we are better able to understand the needs of those around us.
The Davis Place strives to facilitate the needs of every individual involved with the organization; to develop relationships with our clients as well as our colleagues in order to understand how our clients can best be served. We aspire to continually improve our services in order to proactively serve individuals as well as the community.
The Davis Place strives to facilitate the needs of every individual involved with the organization; to develop relationships with our clients as well as our colleagues in order to understand how our clients can best be served. We aspire to continually improve our services in order to proactively serve individuals as well as the community.
Services
The Davis Place's history starts with Wartburg College.
Davis Place I sits where this college was originally located, 511 Garfield Avenue.
Wartburg College traces it's roots to 1852, when Pastor Wilhelm Lohe of Neuendettelsau, Bavaria, sent Pastor Georg Grossmann to America to work as a missionary of the Lutheran faith.
With five students, Grossmann founded a teacher-training school for German immigrants in Saginaw, Michigan.
The college was moved several times to accommodate the shifting tide of Lutheran immigration (Dubuque, St. Sebald near Strawberry Point, Waverly, and Clinton in Iowa and Galena and Mendota in Illinois ).
Davis Place I sits where this college was originally located, 511 Garfield Avenue.
Wartburg College traces it's roots to 1852, when Pastor Wilhelm Lohe of Neuendettelsau, Bavaria, sent Pastor Georg Grossmann to America to work as a missionary of the Lutheran faith.
With five students, Grossmann founded a teacher-training school for German immigrants in Saginaw, Michigan.
The college was moved several times to accommodate the shifting tide of Lutheran immigration (Dubuque, St. Sebald near Strawberry Point, Waverly, and Clinton in Iowa and Galena and Mendota in Illinois ).
Reviews
Be the first to review Davis Place.
Write a Review
