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Detroit Residents Invited to Have Their Say on the Vitality of Neighborhoods with Community-Built System

New Neighborhood Vitality Index Shows 82% of Detroit Residents Satisfied with Their Quality of Life

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August 9, 2026
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DETROIT – The Neighborhood Vitality Index (NVI), a one-of-a-kind survey system designed with input from residents to measure and track progress on the issues people care about in their neighborhoods, has launched an updated data tool with 2025 results and a new resident survey for 2026. 

Last year, more than 6,700 Detroit residents expressed their views about their neighborhoods through the Neighborhood Vitality Index (NVI) survey. The 2025 NVI results are now available and aggregated at three geographic levels: Citywide, 7 Council Districts, and 22 Neighborhood Zones. Some key data points:

  • 87% feel safe and 79% with kids under 18 feel like their youth are safe in their neighborhood
  • 82% satisfied with overall quality of life
  • 72% current housing needs are being met. 54% housing will meet future needs
  • 64% have a savings account in a bank or credit union
  • 33% of parents with kids under 5 have no difficulty finding childcare they want
  • 28% don’t need major housing improvements or repairs

The NVI project is being implemented as part of a collaborative partnership between Community Development Advocates of Detroit, Data Driven Detroit, and JFM Consulting Group. The 2026 NVI survey is open now and residents across the City of Detroit are encouraged to answer the survey and receive a $25 gift card. All Detroit residents ages 18+ are eligible to complete the 20-minute survey online. Limit one response per person per year.

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The NVI is a first-of-its-kind survey designed by, and created for, residents to improve their neighborhoods. It provides data, tools, and support to community organizations to guide investment and track progress in Detroit neighborhoods. The NVI goes beyond the data, convening conversations between neighborhood advocates and community organizations and the policymakers making decisions.

“The NVI was developed as a city-wide resource with input from community-based organizations, residents, and others. It’s a big step toward a better future for Detroit’s communities, and it is our aim that all Detroit residents will join us in making Detroit a city of strong, vital neighborhoods through this effort,” states Erica Raleigh, Co-Executive Director, of Data Driven Detroit.

The NVI measures more than 60 specific indicators that guide decision-making related to policy development and ensuring equitable neighborhood investments. This tool brings resident experiences to the forefront, continually identifying new opportunities for impactful neighborhood improvements and programs that support resident needs. Some indicators include: 

  • Community Capacity: Indicators that measure a neighborhood’s connectedness, resources, and the overall ability of residents and community organizations to facilitate positive change.
  • Neighborhood Conditions: Indicators that measure the physical characteristics of a community.
  • Quality of Life: Indicators that measure whether residents (including youth) can enjoy a high standard of living.

Madhavi Reddy, Executive Director of CDAD said, “The health of Detroit’s neighborhoods is critical to the success of the city as a whole.” “The Neighborhood Vitality Index – especially the input of residents through the NVI survey, will allow us to make collaborative, positive change at the neighborhood level across the city as the number of respondents continues to grow. It will give us the expanded and detailed information we need to help neighborhoods and residents thrive,” Reddy said.

The NVI will be updated again in 2026 with resident surveys and refreshed secondary data sources. The survey will be disseminated through community development organizations, City of Detroit officials, local media outlets, and other organizations. Residents who responded to prior surveys are invited to take the survey again (limit one survey per resident per year). 

NVI indicators will be used by community development organizations, foundations, and city government to inform decisions that will help Detroit become a city of strong, vital neighborhoods. “The engagement of various stakeholders, community development organizations in particular, has been critically important and will remain so as we prepare to engage residents in this year’s round of surveys,” said Jane Morgan, President of JFM Consulting Group.

To learn more about the Neighborhood Vitality Index or view the most recent data according to district, visit https://nvidetroit.org/. For any questions or additional information, please contact gmatthews@jfmconsulting.net.

About Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD): For two decades, CDAD has been a driving force in developing Detroit neighborhoods. With a strong commitment to serving the community, CDAD advocates for public policies, engages with local residents, and implements neighborhood initiatives that foster equitable development. CDAD ensures that all Detroiters benefit from the organization’s efforts by building capacity and sharing knowledge.

About JFM Consulting Group Inc.: For over 20 years, JFM Consulting Group has been working in collaboration with philanthropic organizations, non-profits, and public sector agencies to find solutions to economic and social challenges. Their focus lies primarily in improving the quality of life for communities in urban and underserved areas. With a commitment to identifying innovative and effective approaches, JFM Consulting Group strives to enhance the impact of the non-profit, philanthropic, and public sectors.

About Data Driven Detroit (D3): The Detroit-based organization is dedicated to collaborating with the community to provide reliable information and analysis. With a unique approach to data, D3 can lead informed discussions about the current state of the community, distribute resources to neighborhoods, and positively impact all demographics. Their commitment to equitable public sector development has made them an asset to the Detroit community.

Se Invita a Residentes de Detroit a Dar Su Opinión sobre la Vitalidad de Barrios con Sistema Construido por la Comunidad

DETROIT – El Neighborhood Vitality Index (NVI), un sistema de encuesta único diseñado con contribución de residentes para medir y rastrear progreso en los problemas que importan a la gente en sus barrios, ha lanzado una herramienta de datos actualizada con resultados de 2025 y una nueva encuesta de residentes para 2026.

El año pasado, más de 6,700 residentes de Detroit expresaron sus opiniones sobre sus barrios a través de la encuesta Neighborhood Vitality Index (NVI). Los resultados de 2025 del NVI ahora están disponibles y agregados en tres niveles geográficos: Toda la Ciudad, 7 Distritos del Consejo, y 22 Zonas de Barrio. Algunos puntos de datos clave:

  • El 87% se sienten seguro y el 79% con niños menores de 18 años sienten que sus jóvenes están seguros en su barrio
  • El 82% satisfecho con la calidad de vida general
  • El 72% las necesidades actuales de vivienda están siendo satisfechas. El 54% la vivienda satisfará necesidades futuras
  • El 64% tienen una cuenta de ahorros en un banco o unión de crédito
  • El 33% de padres con niños menores de 5 años no tienen dificultad encontrando cuidado infantil que quieren
  • El 28% no necesitan mejoras o reparaciones mayores de vivienda

El proyecto NVI está siendo implementado como parte de una asociación colaborativa entre Community Development Advocates of Detroit, Data Driven Detroit, y JFM Consulting Group. La encuesta NVI 2026 está abierta ahora y residentes en toda la Ciudad de Detroit son animados a responder la encuesta y recibir una tarjeta de regalo de $25. Todos los residentes de Detroit mayores de 18 años son elegibles para completar la encuesta en línea de 20 minutos. Límite de una respuesta por persona por año.

El NVI es una encuesta única del primer tipo diseñada por, y creada para, residentes para mejorar sus barrios. Proporciona datos, herramientas, y apoyo a organizaciones comunitarias para guiar inversión y rastrear progreso en barrios de Detroit. El NVI va más allá de los datos, convocando conversaciones entre defensores de barrio y organizaciones comunitarias y los formuladores de políticas tomando decisiones.

“El NVI fue desarrollado como un recurso a nivel de ciudad con contribución de organizaciones basadas en la comunidad, residentes, y otros. Es un gran paso hacia un futuro mejor para las comunidades de Detroit, y es nuestro objetivo que todos los residentes de Detroit se unan a nosotros en hacer de Detroit una ciudad de barrios fuertes y vitales a través de este esfuerzo,” afirma Erica Raleigh, Co-Directora Ejecutiva, de Data Driven Detroit.

El NVI mide más de 60 indicadores específicos que guían la toma de decisiones relacionada con desarrollo de política y asegurando inversiones equitativas en barrios. Esta herramienta trae las experiencias de residentes a la vanguardia, identificando continuamente nuevas oportunidades para mejoras de barrio impactantes y programas que apoyan necesidades de residentes. Algunos indicadores incluyen:

  • Capacidad Comunitaria: Indicadores que miden la conectividad de un barrio, recursos, y la habilidad general de residentes y organizaciones comunitarias para facilitar cambio positivo.
  • Condiciones de Barrio: Indicadores que miden las características físicas de una comunidad.
  • Calidad de Vida: Indicadores que miden si residentes (incluyendo jóvenes) pueden disfrutar de un alto nivel de vida.

Madhavi Reddy, Directora Ejecutiva de CDAD dijo, “La salud de los barrios de Detroit es crítica para el éxito de la ciudad como un todo.” “El Neighborhood Vitality Index — especialmente el aporte de residentes a través de la encuesta NVI, nos permitirá hacer cambio colaborativo y positivo a nivel de barrio en toda la ciudad mientras el número de respondentes continúa creciendo. Nos dará la información expandida y detallada que necesitamos para ayudar a barrios y residentes a prosperar,” dijo Reddy.

El NVI será actualizado de nuevo en 2026 con encuestas de residentes y fuentes de datos secundarios refrescadas. La encuesta será diseminada a través de organizaciones de desarrollo comunitario, oficiales de la Ciudad de Detroit, medios locales, y otras organizaciones. Residentes que respondieron a encuestas previas son invitados a tomar la encuesta de nuevo (límite de una encuesta por residente por año).

Los indicadores NVI serán usados por organizaciones de desarrollo comunitario, fundaciones, y gobierno de la ciudad para informar decisiones que ayudarán a Detroit a convertirse en una ciudad de barrios fuertes y vitales. “El compromiso de varios interesados, organizaciones de desarrollo comunitario en particular, ha sido críticamente importante y seguirá siendo así conforme nos preparamos para comprometer residentes en esta ronda de encuestas de este año,” dijo Jane Morgan, Presidenta de JFM Consulting Group.

Para aprender más sobre el Neighborhood Vitality Index o ver los datos más recientes de acuerdo al distrito, visita https://nvidetroit.org/. Para cualquier pregunta o información adicional, por favor contacta a gmatthews@jfmconsulting.net.

Acerca de Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD): Durante dos décadas, CDAD ha sido una fuerza impulsora en desarrollar barrios de Detroit. Con un compromiso fuerte de servir a la comunidad, CDAD aboga por políticas públicas, se compromete con residentes locales, e implementa iniciativas de barrio que fomentan desarrollo equitativo. CDAD asegura que todos los detroitenses se beneficien de los esfuerzos de la organización construyendo capacidad y compartiendo conocimiento.

Acerca de JFM Consulting Group Inc.: Durante más de 20 años, JFM Consulting Group ha estado trabajando en colaboración con organizaciones filantrópicas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, y agencias del sector público para encontrar soluciones a desafíos económicos y sociales. Su enfoque se encuentra principalmente en mejorar la calidad de vida para comunidades en áreas urbanas y desatendidas. Con un compromiso a identificar enfoques innovadores y efectivos, JFM Consulting Group se esfuerza por mejorar el impacto de los sectores sin fines de lucro, filantrópico, y público.

Acerca de Data Driven Detroit (D3): La organización basada en Detroit está dedicada a colaborar con la comunidad para proporcionar información y análisis confiables. Con un enfoque único a los datos, D3 puede liderar discusiones informadas sobre el estado actual de la comunidad, distribuir recursos a barrios, e impactar positivamente todos los demógrafos. Su compromiso al desarrollo equitativo del sector público los ha hecho un activo para la comunidad de Detroit.

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