Community Resources

Daytime photo of Edmonton, Alberta, with the Cloverbar neighborhood below and the downtown skyline in the top background.

Photo credit to the City of Edmonton.

Mill Woods President’s Council
MWPC strives to promote a thriving southeast Edmonton as a safe and supportive community to live, work and play.
seedmonton.ca
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Mill Woods Cultural and Recreational Facility Association
The driving force for the building of the Mill Woods Recreation Center, Mill Woods Golf Course, Mill Woods Skate Board Park and Jackie Parker Recreation Area.
mcarfa.com
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Mill Woods Mosaic
Mill Woods Mosaic is a monthly multicultural community newspaper publishing since September 2008.
mwmosaic.ca
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Mill Woods Soccer
EMSA says “We believe in fun. We believe in play. We believe in soccer.”
emsamillwoods.com
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Mill Woods Hockey
The MWHA provide coaching clinics, summer hockey, and insure the smooth operation of a quality youth sports program.
millwoodshockey.ca
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South Edmonton Minor Softball Association
Supports sportsmanship, participation, skill development and fun for youth ages 5-19 on the south side of Edmonton and surrounding area.
southedmontonminorsoftball.ca
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Edmonton Junior Tennis
EJTS is focused on introducing tennis to kids as a fun and invigorating sport which can be enjoyed by players of all ages.
edmontonjuniortennis.com
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Edmonton
The In School Mentoring program is open to adult and teen (age 16+) volunteers and takes place at select schools throughout Edmonton.
bgcbigs.ca
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Youth Rise
Youth Rise is a prevention-based youth organization based in Alberta focused on empowering youth from vulnerable communities.
edmontonyouthunlimited.com
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Northern Alberta Flag Football Association
Designed to give the youth of Northern Alberta an opportunity to play organized Flag Football within their community.
edmontonflag.com
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Creating 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. Open the PDF for tips on how you can become more neighbourly.
Download the PDF
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Seniors Resources

We've put together a set of resources and helpful links for our seniors community:
Two seniors sit, one in a motorized vehicle, the other in a chair. Both smile at the camera.

Photo credit to the City of Edmonton.

Seniors Centres
They offer a wide variety of services, programs, activities and social functions for 55+. The locations are accessible by public transportation and DATS should you require that service.
Mill Woods Senior & Multicultural Centre

(2nd floor Mill Woods Library)
2610 Hewes Way
(780) 496-2997

mwsac.ca
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Southeast Edmonton Seniors Association (SEESA)
9350 – 82 Street
(780) 438-1985
seesa.ca
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Southwest Seniors Outreach Society
10832-62 Avenue
(780) 435-9515
swseniors.com
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Senior Citizens Opportunity Neighborhood Association
10440-84 Avenue
(780) 433-5377
sconaseniors.com
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Seniors' Centre Without Walls (SCWW)

Free telephone program
Register through SPCN.

edmontonsouthsidepcn.ca
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Volunteer with NMCL

We LOVE our volunteers! So many people generously offer up their time to assist the community. In order to help facilitate we have put together a volunteer mailing list and a Facebook group!
Two volunteers stand behind the bar, in a kitchen, smiling at the camera. They each have festive Christmas glasses on and are ready to serve customers.
4 board members of North Millbourne Community League stand smiling, ready to hand out free bags of popcorn at outdoor movie night.
5 volunteers stand at a holiday crafting table lined with supplies. 2 are dressed up in gingerbread dress outfits and hold giant red and white lollipops.

Earn Points at Bingo and Casino Events

Points are a reward system in the form of a coupon. These points are redeemed for the equivalent of $1.00 each to offset expenses for:
  • Sports Programs
  • Fitness Club Memberships
  • Music, Art, or Dance Lessons
  • Swimming Lessons
  • Adult Education
  • Various School Expenses
Earn points and submit them with valid receipts for reimbursement - it's that easy! If you would like to volunteer to work Bingo or Casino events contact our Bingo/Gaming Director at bingo@nmclinfo.com / gaming@nmclinfo.com for more information.

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