Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues
EFCL connects, represents and enables Leagues to preserve and promote the Community League way of life.
Mill Woods President’s Council
MWPC strives to promote a thriving southeast Edmonton as a safe and supportive community to live, work and play.
Mill Woods Cultural and Recreational Facility Association
MCARFA has been the driving force for the building of the Mill Woods Recreation Center, the building and operation of the Mill Woods Golf Course, the Mill Woods Skate Board Park and the development of Jackie Parker Recreation Area.
CoE, how we live, move, grow, and prosper
Mill Woods Mosaic is a monthly multicultural community newspaper publishing since September 2008.
ACE is a grassroots initiative fostering neighbour to neighbour relationships. The goal – to cultivate a culture of care and connection, increased sense of belonging and inclusion, and ultimately create a more healthy and livable city – one block at a time.
Family Futures Resource Network
FFRN provides information, education and support to individuals, parents and families.
South East Edmonton Seniors Association Activity Centre
SEESA allows persons aged 55 and over have choice of access to social, recreational, and support services that significantly contribute to their quality of life and a referral network to other essential services.
EMSA says “We believe in fun. We believe in play. We believe in soccer.”
Together with the hundreds of parents who donate their time to help as coaches, managers, timekeepers, and scorekeepers, the MWHA provide coaching clinics, summer hockey, and insure the smooth operation of a quality youth sports program.
South Edmonton Minor Softball Association
SEMSA believes in supporting sportsmanship, participation, skill development and FUN for youth ages 5 – 19 on the south side of Edmonton and surrounding area.
EJTS is focused on introducing tennis to kids as a fun and invigorating sport which can be enjoyed by players of all ages.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Edmonton
Boys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters (BGCBigs) is a community-supported organization committed to the healthy development of children, youth, and their families by providing safe places, positive relationships, services, and opportunities to develop personal strengths and interpersonal skills that enhance their long-term success in life.
Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for In school mentors!
The In School Mentoring program is open to adult and teen (age 16+) volunteers and takes place at select schools throughout Edmonton. Volunteers choose one of our partnered schools they would like to mentor in! Volunteers visit with their mentee, in their school, during school hours, and spend 1 hour a week doing homework, reading, playing games and talking.
Youth Rise is a prevention-based youth organization based in Alberta focused on empowering youth from vulnerable communities to reach their full God-given potential.
They offer a variety of programs including drop-in centres, free sports, tutoring, job preparation, and spiritual enrichment. We are hyper local to neighbourhoods with high vulnerability factors for youth and establish presence in these communities to create engagement and transformation.
The Sport Council supports sport, active recreation and active living for all Edmontonians. Maintaining databases on their website -one of sport and active recreation organizations and another of sport and recreation facilities.
Northern Alberta Flag Football Association
The Northern Alberta Flag Football Association is designed to give the youth of Northern Alberta an opportunity to play organized Flag Football within their community. Michael’s Park is a participating game location.
City of Edmonton
Create a Neighbourly Block
Your street or building is one of the best places to meet people. It is also a convenient place where we all can reach out and make a difference. Click the link above for tips on how you can become more neighbourly.