North Park
Neighbourhood Association

Creating a connected, informed, and inspired community.

Volunteer

Looking to work with a group of stellar humans to help make change in North Park? Volunteer for our hamper program, join a committee, or help out at a community event!

Upcoming

Check out what’s happening in North Park! We’d love to see you at our monthly community meetings, free workshops, and our many seasonal events. 

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We are North Park.

The North Park Neighbourhood Association (NPNA) champions and empowers residents of our neighbourhood through programming, community engagement, events, land use, and policy advocacy. We advocate for justice, equity, affordability-focused and accessible initiatives that reflect the needs and desires of the neighbourhood.

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Join a Committee, become a Board Member, or Volunteer with one of our ongoing neighbourhood programs and initiatives.

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Want to learn more about community events and initiatives, get involved, ask questions, and connect with neighbours? Join us at one of our community meetings! 

Dates

2nd Tuesday of each month from 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Frequently Asked Questions

I am interested in joining the NPNA board. What does that look like?

Board members commit any number of hours they have the capacity to commit, and usually spend time working on projects of interests. Outside of specific projects, the board meets a minimum of once a month (for 2 hours a meeting).

Our board includes professionals, students, homeowners, renters and more. The main requirement to join is an interest in the North Park community.

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I am interested in volunteering, but not on the board. What’s available?

We have volunteers who work with us long-term (on a recurring basis), and volunteers who help for one-off events. Check out some of our initiatives.

Not seeing a project of interest? Or perhaps a past project that’s no longer operating? Get in touch through the contact form.

What are the monthly meetings all about? When do they happen?

Our monthly community meetings take place on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Anyone is welcome to attend. They are located at the Bosa Community Room (1025 Mason Street) from 6:30pm – 8:30pm.

Our board and staff discuss different programs, initiatives, land use topics, including any issues or important neighbourhood goings on.

Meetings are kept very informal and interactive. Discussion is encouraged and points of view respected. Sometimes we will have a guest speaker from a local organization, the City, or a developer. 

How can I get an issue I am worried about addressed?

We would be happy to discuss it! Feel free to attend a monthly meeting or send us an email at npna@npna.ca.

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Community Map

The North Park Neighbourhood Association’s community map highlights key areas within the neighbourhood, including parks, amenities, and land use information. It serves as a resource for residents and visitors to understand the layout and important features of North Park, promoting community engagement and awareness.

Programs & Initiatives

Food Hamper Program

Our food hamper program addresses critical food security needs in our neighbourhood, serving approximately 200 individuals through the weekly distribution of 100 food hampers.

Accessible Pathways

The NPNA has launched a year-long Accessible Pathways to Civic Engagement initiative, funded by Disability Alliance of BC. 

Art Circles

NPNA’s Art Circles provide an opportunity for residents to learn a variety of art mediums for free, and to connect withcommunity!

Land Use Committee

Due to the size of North Park, every inch of land has an important impact and we advocate for the highest and best use of land in the neighbourhood, in a way that serves its residents.