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Community development brings people together to strengthen neighborhoods and expand opportunity. Across Maryland, housing developers, counselors, and community organizations work every day to support families and local leaders. CDN connects this statewide network so members can learn from one another, align their efforts, and advance solutions that help communities thrive.
We bring the voice of community development to Annapolis. Each year, our network sets a shared policy agenda and works together to advance it during the Maryland General Assembly. Through coalition partnerships and year-round organizing, members advocate for the policies, resources, and investments that help communities across Maryland thrive.

Stronger communities require strong organizations. CDN equips community groups and local governments with the training, coaching, and resources they need to expand their impact. We help members access opportunities like NeighborWorks training scholarships and provide guidance to prepare housing counselors for the HUD Certification exam. B
Stronger communities require strong organizations. CDN equips community groups and local governments with the training, coaching, and resources they need to expand their impact. We help members access opportunities like NeighborWorks training scholarships and provide guidance to prepare housing counselors for the HUD Certification exam. By strengthening the people doing the work, we strengthen the communities they serve.

We organize members across Maryland into regional coalitions that strengthen collaboration and local leadership. These coalitions connect community development organizations, identify shared challenges, and surface training and capacity-building needs. By working regionally—from the Eastern Shore to Western Maryland and Baltimore—members
We organize members across Maryland into regional coalitions that strengthen collaboration and local leadership. These coalitions connect community development organizations, identify shared challenges, and surface training and capacity-building needs. By working regionally—from the Eastern Shore to Western Maryland and Baltimore—members share solutions and advance priorities that reflect their communities.