An Office Administrator ensures the smooth and efficient operation of our office systems with the assistance of local business school interns. Oak Hill CDC also hosts high school, undergraduate and graduate interns from local schools and universities. The remaining four directors are appointed from local institutions, such as St. Vincent Hospital, City Hall, Fleet Bank and Bay State Savings Bank. Oak Hill CDC is committed to maintaining a partnership board of directors who reflect the economic, racial and ethnic diversity of our service area. In addition to the Board of Directors, the many events, activities and projects sponsored by Oak Hill are overseen and implemented by volunteer committees, comprised of local residents, representatives from schools, churches, agencies, local business owners and other local professionals.
Staff provides support to all committees.
Without the active participation of committed volunteers, Oak Hill would be less successful in fulfilling its mission. Oak Hill also sponsors several annual community volunteer efforts including the annual Earth Day Clean-Up. Oak Hill CDC is located in a handicap accessible facility in the heart of the Union Hill neighborhood. The facility is readily accessible by walking and is on a major bus route. The newly renovated carriage house, the Community Resource Center, provides additional space in which neighborhood residents and business people can meet and provide a wide array of informational and educational resources to the community.