The New Orleans Jewish Community Center, with its mission to promote and insure the well being and the benefits of the Jewish Community provides and instill Jewish culture, practice, thought and serves the JCC members and for all New Orleanians with an interest in Judaism.As a non-profit organization, this community is dedicated to serving the Greater New Orleans Jewish Community offering all its members useful programs for all ages such as active participation in their organized events, top rated summer programs, fitness and educational courses all in an affordable joining fee. Read More..

You can visit the North Rampart Community Center. Formed from the United Methodist Church, this organization set its goal to have 500 children enrolled in their after school program which provides computer classes, arts and crafts, sports and field trips which ensures that all children are cared, enriched and developed as they grow up. Read More..

For the summer, NRCC has an 8 week summer camp where every child is scheduled in varying sessions with different themes every week as well as special events that make each session day exciting.Summer Camp will start on May 10, 2010 which shall take place at the main North Rampart Community Center with a camp registration fee of $80.00 per camper. Do reserve your slots at once since acceptance is on a first come, first served basis. Read More..

The LGBT Community Center of New Orleans has its mission to promote the life and strength of the Lesbians, Gay, Bisexuals and Transgender through continuous support in their wellness and cultural needs, advocacy of the community, and the build-up of respect, understanding and acceptance of their status to the society.Being a member of this community entitles you to a number of benefits such as receiving monthly Centerline GAYzette e-Newsletter and access to the center's vast library of books and resources in the Robert Udick Memorial Library. Read More..

With the Christian heritage values and programs to build strong kids, strong families and strong communities, YMCA Greater New Orleans offer a number of courses for their members such as the aquatics, child care, community development, health and fitness, center for older adults, youth leadership and youth sports which instills the essence of their whole being in order to build up their character and attitude into something good that they should be.With the YMCA membership, you go beyond gym and swimming. When you join them, you join a new big family. With a YMCA membership, you have full access to service facilities. Read More..

This is a community foundation serving the 13-parish regions of the metropolitan New Orleans. They work to design and lead initiatives to improve the whole region, connect donors to the needs of the community, identify and support existing non-profit and low budget organizations that promote the well-being of the people and strengthens the civil society. Read More..

This organization changes the views of the kids and their futures, as they give them hope of a new and bright tomorrow. This is a place of peace, and hope for those who are in need and are looking for care and affection. Trinity Christian Community works to create leadership among the most helpless. They help the young people by working to build families, improve schools, provide after-school program opportunities and many more. Read More..

You can visit the Vietnamese American Young Leaders Association of New Orleans. Also known as the VAYLA-NO, is a community-based organization in New Orleans dedicated to the strengthening and empowerment of Vietnamese American and unrepresented youth through services, positive social change and cultural enrichment and vast differences. Read More..

You can visit the Aurora United Methodist Church civic center. This is a community where they conduct fulfilling spiritual and intellectual needs through ongoing classes, short Bible studies and contemporary lessons about the daily issues faced by a person in his/her day to day life. Read More..