City Departments
Neighbourhood Associations, Sport & Community Groups.
Neighbourhood Associations
The City of Cambridge provides many of it's recreational opportunities through the utilization of a Community Development Approach. This approach operates on the premise that residents of a particular neighbourhood are best suited to determine the recreational and/or social needs of their community. Volunteers from boards and committes to plan and develop programs with support from City staff and Neighbourhood Association staff.
Neighbourhood Associations provide a wonderful variety of recreational, athletic and social programs right in your neighbourhood! Programs are offered at Neighbourhood Association facilities or at local schools. Get involved by taking a program or volunteering.
Map depicting the various Neighbourhood Association Boundaries
Listed below please find a link to each Neighbourhood Association website, or a pdf with information regarding same if a website is not available.
Alison Neighbourhood Association
Blair Road Neighbourhood Association
Kinbridge Community Association - Christopher Champlain
Fiddlesticks Neighbourhood Association
Greenway Chaplin Community Centre
Hespeler Village Neighbourhood Association
Langs Farm Village Association
Popcorn House Community Resource Centre
Preston Heights Community Group
Silverheights Neighbourhood Association
Kinbridge Community Association - Southwood
Summer Playgrounds and Day Camps
Neighbourhood Associations offer a great variety of summer playground or day camp options. Activities such as arts and crafts, games, swimming, music, entertainers, and local off-site trips all led by qualified leaders.
Programs are at various sites and school locations. Find the program that suits your needs!
2013 Summer Playground Registration Ends on June 7, 2013
Check back soon for further Summer Playground information.
Summer L.I.T Program
How to Become an LIT (Leader-in-Training) Volunteer
Due to the large number of applications received, the LIT program is currently full for the 2013 summer. Thank you very much for your interest, and we hope you will apply again for the summer of 2014.
Sport Organizations and Community Groups
The City of Cambridge has a variety of organizations that provide a wealth of community activities and resources.
Sports Registration Information
Please see the Information Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Services Database to search for information on sport, cultural, religious, government, social service and other organizations.
Social Planning Council of Cambridge & North Dumfries
Online version of the Directory of Community Groups and Agencies
NCCP - National Coaching Certification Program
The Community Services Department of the City of Cambridge, through the 3M National Coaching Certification Program runs theory coaching clinics throughout the year. Theory clinics are general to all sports and teach important principles of coaching such as planning, sports safety, skill analysis and growth and development. Participants must be 16 years of age or older.
For more sport information please contact 519.740.4681 ext. 4652 or cichellon@cambridge.ca
The City of Cambridge provides many of it's recreational opportunities through the utilization of a Community Development Approach. This approach operates on the premise that residents of a particular neighbourhood are best suited to determine the recreational and/or social needs of their community. Volunteers from boards and committes to plan and develop programs with support from City staff and Neighbourhood Association staff.
Neighbourhood Associations provide a wonderful variety of recreational, athletic and social programs right in your neighbourhood! Programs are offered at Neighbourhood Association facilities or at local schools. Get involved by taking a program or volunteering.
Map depicting the various Neighbourhood Association Boundaries
Listed below please find a link to each Neighbourhood Association website, or a pdf with information regarding same if a website is not available.
Alison Neighbourhood Association
Blair Road Neighbourhood Association
Kinbridge Community Association - Christopher Champlain
Fiddlesticks Neighbourhood Association
Greenway Chaplin Community Centre
Hespeler Village Neighbourhood Association
Langs Farm Village Association
Popcorn House Community Resource Centre
Preston Heights Community Group
Silverheights Neighbourhood Association
Kinbridge Community Association - Southwood
Summer Playgrounds and Day Camps
Neighbourhood Associations offer a great variety of summer playground or day camp options. Activities such as arts and crafts, games, swimming, music, entertainers, and local off-site trips all led by qualified leaders.
Programs are at various sites and school locations. Find the program that suits your needs!
2013 Summer Playground Registration Ends on June 7, 2013
Check back soon for further Summer Playground information.
Summer L.I.T Program
How to Become an LIT (Leader-in-Training) Volunteer
Due to the large number of applications received, the LIT program is currently full for the 2013 summer. Thank you very much for your interest, and we hope you will apply again for the summer of 2014.
Sport Organizations and Community Groups
The City of Cambridge has a variety of organizations that provide a wealth of community activities and resources.
Sports Registration Information
Please see the Information Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Services Database to search for information on sport, cultural, religious, government, social service and other organizations.
Social Planning Council of Cambridge & North Dumfries
Online version of the Directory of Community Groups and Agencies
NCCP - National Coaching Certification Program
The Community Services Department of the City of Cambridge, through the 3M National Coaching Certification Program runs theory coaching clinics throughout the year. Theory clinics are general to all sports and teach important principles of coaching such as planning, sports safety, skill analysis and growth and development. Participants must be 16 years of age or older.
For more sport information please contact 519.740.4681 ext. 4652 or cichellon@cambridge.ca