There are many community associations and organizations that support recreation and leisure activities in the City of Cambridge. These groups help us offer the community great activities and programs to keep residents healthy and active.

Neighbourhood associations

Neighbourhood associations provide great recreational, athletic and social programs for their communities. These programs take place at local facilities or schools.

View our map of neighbourhood associations.

Neighbourhood associations in Cambridge

View the following list of neighbourhood associations in the Cambridge area:
Why do we have neighbourhood associations?
The City of Cambridge provides many recreational opportunities through a Community Development approach, which includes input from neighbourhood associations. We use this approach because residents of a particular community are the best people to determine the recreational and social needs of their own neighbourhood.
Community Assisted Playground Program

With the support of the City of Cambridge, neighbourhood associations work to offer an affordable and community-focused opportunity for kids through the Community Assisted Playground Program.

Children (ages 4 to 12) enjoy crafts, sports, music, games, and trips to fun destinations, while making friends, having fun and enhancing their interpersonal skills. Activity leaders trained in High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development and Standard First-Aid are in charge of all programs. Leaders also submit a police information check and receive support through volunteer Leaders-in-Training.

Programs take place at various neighbourhood associations, recreation facilities and schools across Cambridge. View our Activities Guide to learn more.