Victoria Hills Neighbourhood Association (VHNA) is a non-profit organization whose main objective is to provide safe recreational, social and educational quality programs for all residents in the area. 

 

VHNA is located in the Victoria Hills Community Centre (VHCC) which is featuring a single gymnasium, a double gymnasium, three program rooms and one preschool room.

 

VHNA runs at the VHCC a wide variety of programs:

• preschool

• dance for children: ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop

• sports for children and youth

• adult fitness

• arts and crafts

 

VHNA also organizes annual events such as the holiday party and the spring garage sale.

The programs are coordinated by Victoria HIlls Neighbourhood Association (VHNA) while the Community Centre is administered, maintained and owned by the City of Kitchener.

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History:

VHNA is a non-profit, non-denominational, non-partisan and non-political organization that was formed in 1971 and has been involved since in the community recreational activities. VHNA operated 10 programs prior to the construction of the Victoria Hills Community Centre (VHCC) in 1991. These historic programs were run at various locations such as A.R. Kaufmann Public School, Monsegnior Gleason Catholic School and other locations.

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After the construction of the VHCC in 1991 by the City of Kitchener, VHNA held its programs in the new building. In 2005 responding to the community's needs, VHCC underwent construction which resulted in centre's expansion.

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Victoria Hills Neighbourhood Boundaries 

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The VHNA programs are available for all the residents of the Waterloo Region (Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and satellite towns) but only Victoria Hills Neighbourhood residents can be part of the VHNA board.

 

Victoria Hills Neighbourhood is bounded by: Fischer-Hallman Rd. on the west side, Highland Rd. W. to the south, Patricia Ave. and Belmont Ave. W. to the east, and the Kitchener-Waterloo boundary to the North., excluding the Beechwood Forest Association.

 

We also welcome to be part of our association those who live in the area bounded by the Ira Needles Blvd (west), Fischer-Hallman Blvd (east), Highland Rd W (south) and the train tracks (north) and we are open to this area forming their own association at some time in the future.

  

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