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SMALL & COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

CAMBA's Small Business Services (CSBS): CSBS promotes economic revitalization by providing services specially tailored to the needs of entrepreneurs in Brooklyn. CSBS offers one-on-one counseling, entrepreneurial training and technical assistance, access to low-income grants, microloans, and linkages with other business development partners:

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Small Business Loans

Free Business Consulting

Entrepreneurial Training

Small Business Grants

Business Improvement District

Small Business Loans

Free Business Consulting

Entrepreneurial Training

Small Business Grants

Business Improvement District: CAMBA administers the Church Avenue District Management Association, which operates the Church Avenue Business Improvement District (BID). The BID promotes the economic stability of 165 merchants on Church Avenue between Flatbush and Coney Island Avenues.  The BID’s mission is to enhance the quality of life on Church Avenue, a goal which in the long run aims to bring benefits to the entire neighborhood, both locally and on a more regional level.  The BID provides services such as sidewalk cleaning and graffiti removal, marketing, promotions, business retention and recruitment.  The BID advocates on behalf of the businesses on Church Avenue with local government agencies on issues that aid the district’s revitalization.  The BID also researches and evaluates economic and demographic data in order to develop and implement a multiyear strategic plan.

 

 

CAMBA is an equal opportunity employer/program.
Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
All voice telephone numbers on this document may be reached by persons using
TTD/TTY equipment via the New York State relay number 1-800-662-1220.