The association of Bywater Community is called the Bywater Neighborhood Association (BNA) which was founded in 1975. It is non-profit and everyone involved are all volunteers. The association aims to develop awareness of Bywater neighborhood within and without its area. Read More..

The association of Delachaise Community is called the Delachaise Neighborhood association. The main goal of the organization is to continually improve the quality of living of its residents. Read More..

Like many areas in New Orleans, the community of French Quarter is rich in history, culture, architecture. It's among the oldest residential communities in the whole of US. The members of the French Quarter Citizens for the Preservation of Residential Quality pledge to preserve the area's cultural and historical heritage. The organization holds a 'Progressive Dinner' yearly to fund community programs. Read More..

Lake Vista in New Orleans might have on of the best residential places in the city. Within the boundaries of this community you can see the ruins of a Spanish fort. It is a beautiful place designed for residential safety and convenience. If you live here, you can join the Lake Vista Property Owners Association. Read More..

The New Orleans Jewish Community Center may be found at Metairie and Uptown, New Orleans. Even non-Jewish residents are accommodated. The center boasts of its excellent nursery school and fitness centers, and top rated programs like summer camps. Read More..

The Islamic Center of New Orleans serves the Muslim community. It was flooded 4 to 6 inches deep but wasn't greatly affected by Hurricane Katrina. However, a lot of mosque members lost their homes due to severe flooding and wind. The neighborhood was hit hard and there are still a lot of displaced residents in the area working to rebuild homes, with some looking to find new homes. Read More..

New Orleans Outreach focuses on improving public education quality. It links volunteers and resources to schools. The programs offered help inspire and motivate students to pursue education and to live fruitful lives in the community. The outreach recruits and trains teachers, then places them in various classrooms during school hours, after school hours, and during summer school activities. Read More..

You can join the Communities in Schools (CIS) in New Orleans. The community is focused on reducing school cases of dropouts. It aims to increase the percentage of graduates in the locality. Read More..

You can join the Green Project in New Orleans. The community promotes responsible care for the environment. The organization recycles building materials and deconstructs residences, salvaging usable items. There is a recycling store which encourages community involvement. There are environmental activities held regularly. Read More..

If you are a nature advocate, you can join the Parkway Partners, which is an active community of active nature lovers in the city. Parkway Partners equips residents for maintenance, preservation, and beautification of free green spaces around the community. Membership goes for a minimum of $30 and members are given discounts during tree and plant sales. Read More..