The Manor Park Community Council (MPCC) strives to give people with disabilities the same opportunities to access and benefit from our services as others, and to provide services while respecting their dignity and independence.
For our policies or to tell us how we are doing contact the MPCC:
613-741-4776 mpcc@manorpark.ca
100 Braemar Street, Ottawa
MPCA meetings are held at the Inez Sutherlerand Libary in Manor Park Public School on the second Tuesday of every month (except summer months) at 7:30 pm.
Volunteer organizations prosper through the renewal of volunteers over time. Volunteers are motivated by credible institutions and the chance to make a difference. The Manor Park Community Association offers both. It has served the community since 1948 on a diversity of issues and roles. It continues to be vibrant today and welcomes all interested residents who wish to participate.
The MPCA exists to serve residents of Manor Park. It is mainly concerned with political and civic issues which could affect the quality of our lives and creates a venue for citizen action in the interest of the community.
It also serves the community by organizing social events such as the Manor Park Dinner Dance and Garage Sale. Members are friendly and work collegially for the betterment of Manor Park. Many lifetime friendships and a more in-depth knowledge of the community are obtained for the volunteer through this work.
The MPCA is legally structured to be representative of the community. Annually, the Board of Directors initiates a membership drive to canvass residents for financial support and to create an opportunity to engage them about their community concerns. The association's business is run through 16 Directors, five of whom are the officers of this not-for-profit corporation. Each year at the Annual General Meeting, members have an opportunity to vote for a slate of members including the President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. The Immediate Past President is an exofficio member of the Board who usually maintains an active role.
Directors have taken on "portfolios" of sorts by attaching themselves to issues that interest them and concern the community. We have, for instance, members who follow transportation, development, environment, public safety and more.
Association members may address the Board of Directors on specific issues and are welcome to observe the monthly Board meetings. All members have the chance to run for any office at the Annual General Meeting.
If you want more information or would like to participate, please contact us through the email link below.
