The City of Edmonton is proposing the development of a 5-storey (30 unit) supportive housing development in Inglewood at the location of 12312 112 Avenue. This development will provide people who have experienced homeless with the support, safety, and stability they need to lead healthy and connected lives through on-site staff and wraparound services.
The City wants to hear from you! They are planning a series of community engagement opportunities over the course of this summer to solicit community feedback on the project. These opportunities will include online surveys, digital community round tables, and larger format public engagement sessions. If you are interested in participating in the engagement process email supportivehousing@edmonton.ca or click on the link below to sign up for email updates and complete a survey.
Mark your calendars and get ready to partaaay! Inglewood Community League invites you to join the hottest virtual bash in town. Celebrate your community with us and enjoy a virtual experience for the books! DJ Johnny Mazeeka of Talent Productions will kick start your #BlockParty and have you movin, groovin and dancing to all the beats! You don’t have to live in Inglewood to join the fun!
We’re starting a virtual book club to meet monthly on Zoom! The titles for the first two meetings are related to Anti-Racist messages and themes. We hope to have a constructive & guided dialog based on these books to help make our community even stronger!
Our annual neighbourhood Clean-Up will be done with social distancing in mind as a choose-your-own-adventure! From now until May 18th, residents are encouraged to pick up litter independently in their own areas of the neighbourhood.
You don’t have supplies, we can deliver a limited number of clean up kits to your doorsteps, or you can request one directly from the City of Edmonton by calling 311. To participate, first read the City of Edmonton guidelines and contact sustainability@inglewoodcl.com to request a clean up kit delivery!
Keep these precautions in mind when picking up litter and trash in the neighbourhood:
Wear gloves
Wash hands regularly with soap and water or hand sanitizer
Disinfect the litter grabber or any other tool used before and after use, and store it in a safe location
Secure and dispose of all litter and garbage bags in appropriate disposal locations
Report needles, graffiti or other hazardous litter by calling 311
Trashy Photo Contest
Share a photo of yourself picking up trash, and you will be entered into a draw to win a piece of original artwork from a local Inglewood artist!
We are excited to announce that our services now include Food Hampers for those in our community. This is in partnership with the Inglewood Christian Reformed Church on 124 st who are well known for their dedication to addressing food insecurity in the Inglewood community! Thank you to everyone in our community who has donated food, money and time to this initiative to date!
If you are in need of assistance, or would like to help volunteer in other ways, please fill out this form.