Vision: As Waterloo Region grows to one million residents, our communities are equitable, connected, and sustainable; and people are thriving.

 

Report: Vital Ideas®: Social Infrastructure and Black Communities

Community By Design Season 2, Episode 1: Social Infrastructure and Places

 

Blog: What You Might Not Know About Donor Advised Funds, and Why Local Matters

Blog: Your Vote, Your Neighbourhood

 

2025 Impact

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Nature is healing for Waterloo Region's newcomer Black communities

For newcomers across Waterloo Region, places like the Petersburg Community Garden and Afropolitan Canada’s recreation programs are about far more than growing food or learning new skills. They are places where belonging takes root. Where a plot of land, a swimming lesson, or a shared activity becomes a pathway to connection, confidence, and community.

These spaces show social infrastructure at its best: creating opportunities for people to feel at home, build relationships, and thrive.