SPORT & RECREATION: Recreation: Communities In Action Fund (CIAF): 2005-2006: Regional Grants
Regional Grants
2004-2005 | 2005-2006 | 2006-2007 | 2007-2008 | 2008-2009
Provincial Grants
2004-2005 | 2005-2006 | 2006-2007 | 2007-2008 | 2008-2009
Municipality (City/Town/Village) |
Organization |
Grant (approved) Amount |
This project will…. |
| Ajax | Community Development Council Durham | $26,490 |
develop a Community Action Plan to increase the physical activity participation levels of immigrant women and their children living in Ajax and Pickering. |
| Arnprior | Kidsport Renfrew County | $42,700 |
develop and implement two model programs in Renfrew County: TRY IT and YOUTH SOLUTIONS. |
| Aurora | Community Alliance for York Region Education | $21,000 |
implement the Youth Leadership, Physical Activity and Health Promotion program in 20 York Region elementary schools, in partnership with the York Region District and the York Catholic District School Boards, the Pavilion and Stock Transportation. |
| Aylmer | East Elgin Community Complex | $37,310 |
create physical activity, sport and leadership opportunities for children and youth in the rural area of East Elgin. |
| Barrie | YMCA of Simcoe Muskoka | $38,176 |
allow for the implementation of four community physical activity plans involving over 10,000 people across the County of Simcoe. |
| Brampton | African Community Services of Peel | $29,760 |
assist with the development and implementation of a physical activity program for 100 women from the African-Canadian community in Peel. |
| Brantford | Brantford Aquatic Club | $27,897 |
train new youth and adult coaches for the "Activate Swimming" project to engage 80 children and youth as new participants. |
| Brantford | Brantford, Corporation of the City of | $4,069 |
provide equipment and training for a coaches to introduce the new sport of floorball to youth ages 12 - 18 years in Brantford |
| Britt | Britt and Byng Inlet Local Service Board | $24,000 |
allow the community of Britt and Byng Inlet to develop and implement a new physical activity program entitled 'Get Fit Britt and Area'. |
| Brockville | Brockville and Area Centre for Developmentally Handicapped Persons Inc. | $20,154 |
provide new recreational opportunities for a group of 20 developmentally challenged people, between the ages of 17 to 24, to participate in a curriculum-based adaptive skills program. |
| Burlington | Burlington Blaze Volleyball Club | $11,139 |
assist the organization to host a coach and referee training initiative to increase participation in the sport of volleyball within the Club programs and at the elementary school level. |
| Caledon East | Caledon, Town of | $25,836 |
assist the Town in Caledon to develop and implement a mobile youth sport and recreation program in the rural communities of Inglewood, Alton, Caledon Village and Mayfield West. |
| Callander | Callander, Municipality of | $12,000 |
hire a consultant to assist in the development of a physical activity plan to increase physical activity rates in the community. |
| Cambridge | Cambridge Rowing Club | $3,720 |
expand the "Learn to Row" youth programs in Cambridge. |
| Cambridge | Chaplin Family YMCA of Cambridge | $9,711 |
hire a community animator to implement "Cambridge in Motion", the physical activity plan developed for Cambridge by the Active 2010 Roundtable. |
| Cambridge | Family Counselling Centre of Cambridge & North Dumfries | $20,000 |
develop and implement youth recreational opportunities in the Township of North Dumfries. |
| Cambridge | Fiddlesticks Neighbourhood Association | $6,000 |
implement a "Walking Toward a Healthier Community" project to promote active living in the community through a variety of walking programs and the development of community urban trails. |
| Cambridge | Run for Life Inc. | $6,900 |
provide program supports for Lunch Hour Running Clubs, Get in the Game and After School run programs for children and youth. |
| Cannington | Brock Youth Centre - Cannington | $28,600 |
plan and establish new leisure, recreation and sport opportunities for community members of all ages in the Town of Beaverton. |
| Chatham | Chatham-Kent, The Municipality of | $40,316 |
allow the Municipality and it's partners to deliver the "I Can Be Healthy at School - I Can Be Healthy after School" project which is a derivative of the 2005 Chatham-Kent Physical Activity Plan "Take Your Mark...Get Set...Go". This project will provide in-school and after school programs and leadership training for nutrition, healthy active living and physical activity for children in schools throughout the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. |
| Cobourg | YMCA Northumberland | $20,000 |
help YMCA Northumberland implement a new children's triathlon training program. |
| Collingwood | Collingwood, Corporation/Town of | $21,300 |
allow the Town of Collingwood to undertake a research and development project that will result in the reduction of barriers to people wanting to use the town's extensive trails system. |
| Corbeil | East Ferris, Township of | $6,800 |
result in the implementation of the Township of East Ferris Youth Soccer League. It will provide 100 youth under the age of 16 years the opportunity to participate in active living through a community-based sporting program. |
| Dryden | Dryden Volleyball Club | $2,820 |
offer a regional level one volleyball officials' training and certification session to help expand and sustain a vibrant regional volleyball league. |
| Emsdale | Perry, Township of | $12,000 |
allow the Township of Perry to develop a physical activity plan to help increase physical activity levels by the residents. |
| Etobicoke | Community Microskills Development Centre | $55,955 |
undertake an initiative that will increase physical activity rates among immigrant and racial minority women and girls who face multiple barriers to a healthy, active lifestyle. |
| Etobicoke | Rexdale Women's Centre | $41,388 |
provide an opportunity for ethno-culturally diverse seniors to participate in culturally-appropriate physical activities, undertake language-specific targeted outreach, and implement a train-the-trainer model to encourage seniors to become peer trainers. |
| Fort Frances | Fort Frances and District Association for Community Living | $10,458 |
benefit community members with a broad range of disabilities in the Rainy River District by providing them with physically and mentally stimulating programming through the use of sports simulation technology. Community members served by the FFDACL have been provided with specialized sports simulation technology in order for them to engage in physically and mentally stimulating activity and programming. |
| Garden Village | Nipissing First Nation | $4,953 |
provide community members of Nipissing First Nation with new opportunities to participate in winter recreational programs and events. |
| Goderich | YMCA Goderich Huron | $1,000 |
implement an instructional curling program for students in grades 7 and 8. |
| Grand Bend | Grand Bend Youth Centre | $20,000 |
assist in the delivery of a community wide collaborative effort in reducing barriers to physical activity participation for children, youth and seniors in this small rural community. |
| Guelph | Onward Willow Better Beginnings, Better Futures | $12,000 |
provide a sport and physical activity program for children in two low income neighbourhoods in the City of Guelph. |
| Guelph | YMCA-YWCA of Guelph | $8,000 |
create a social marketing campaign, train activity coaches and encourage participation in a six month activity challenge for residents in the City of Guelph supporting the ACTIVE 2010 Strategy. |
| Hamilton | Hamilton, City of | $45,000 |
allow children and youth in a low-income, high-crime, ethno-culturally diverse neighbourhood of inner-city Hamilton to participate in a new, fun and innovative physical activity program. |
| Hamilton | Interval House of Hamilton-Wentworth | $39,000 |
assist abused women and their children in the transition to a healthy lifestyle through physical activity-based programming. |
| Hamilton | Settlement & Integration Services Organization (SISO) | $47,944 |
offer new and expanded participation opportunities, train new youth leaders, and develop and engage partners, parents and the community to improve access to recreation for visible/ethnic minority youth in Hamilton. |
| Harriston | Minto, Town of | $31,735 |
create a physical activity plan for the seven municipalities of Wellington County including a county-wide launch event. |
| Hawkesbury | Maison des Jeunes (Adomax Hawkesbury) | $30,000 |
hire 7 new leaders to offer a new sports and recreation program for 600, 10 to 12 year old youth of lower income and disadvantaged families in the Hawkesbury area. |
| Hearst | Atelier des Pionniers et des Pionnières du Nord | $12,286 |
provide Atelier des Pionniers et des Pionnières du Nord assistance for their « Action Santé » project to increase participation by seniors aged 50+ in physical activity programs. |
| Hearst | Hearst, Town of | $25,000 |
enable the Town of Hearst to develop a recreation master plan to increase the physical activity of its residents. |
| Kapuskasing | Kapuskasing Indian Friendship Centre | $16,660 |
introduce new fitness programming, enhance existing physical activity programs and purchase new fitness equipment for aboriginal elders and seniors in the Kapuskasing area. |
| Kenora | Kenora Association for Community Living | $15,000 |
hire a project coordinator to implement the "Activities to Wellness" project designed to increase recreational and active leisure opportunities for vulnerable adults. |
| Kenora | Kenora Nordic Trails | $6,000 |
increase participation in the sport of cross-country skiing for new and occasional participants through an equipment loan program. |
| Kenora | Redditt, Local Service Board of | $3,790 |
provide an opportunity for the youth of Redditt and surrounding region to participate in an alternative recreation program known as the Circus and Magic Program (CAMP). |
| Kenora | Sunset Country Region Figure Skating | $6,980 |
provide skating lessons at no cost to children between the ages of 9 to 12 years throughout the northwest region. |
| Killaloe | Community Resource Centre (Killaloe) Inc. | $86,357 |
plan and develop two rural skateboard parks and provide youth with skills and safety training for skateboard park usage. |
| Kingston | Kingston Family YMCA | $16,380 |
implement three new community physical activity programs. |
| Kirkland Lake | Temiskaming Native Women's Support Group | $15,000 |
enable the Temiskaming Native Women's Group to increase participation in sports and physical activities by First Nations and Métis people in the South Temiskaming District. |
| Kitchener | Escrime Excelsior Fencing Club | $10,150 |
provide an introductory mobile fencing program for children, youth, adults and seniors within Waterloo Region. |
| Kitchener | House of Friendship of Kitchener | $12,000 |
enhance physical activities in after-school programs for low-income children at Chandler Mowat Community Centre. |
| Kitchener | Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Centre | $13,500 |
hire an Active Living Co-ordinator and provide program support to engage immigrant and ethnic minority seniors in community physical activity programs. |
| Lanark | Lanark Highlands, Township of | $18,552 |
develop an action and implementation plan based on the recreation needs of the 55 years and older residents of the Township of Lanark Highlands to increase their levels of physical activity by providing a cost-effective recreation program |
| Latchford | Latchford, Town of | $8,055 |
allow the Town of Latchford to offer recreation and wellness programs at its recently completed community centre. |
| Little Current | Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands, Town of | $9,600 |
result in greater use of the trail system within Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands as a way to increase physical activity and knowledge about the benefits of walking by community residents and visitors to the area. |
| London | Boys and Girls Club of London | $3,804 |
create a new day program for older adults with a focus on recreational and physical activity programming to support the transition from rehabilitation services, and to maintain their physical, social and emotional well-being. |
| M,Chigeeng | United Chiefs and Councils | $36,045 |
assist six First Nations communities to develop plans to increase physical activity opportunities and reduce health risks for all of their residents. |
| Markham | Markham Skating Club | $8,280 |
reach out to new residents of Markham to engage them in physical activity opportunities in recreational skating |
| Markham | Pathways for Children, Youth and Families of York Region | $70,097 |
expand and enhance the capacity of Pathways for Children, Youth and Families of York Region to offer recreation programming for client at-risk children and youth and their families. |
| Markstay | Markstay-Warren, Municipality of | $12,000 |
develop a short and long-term plan to address the health and fitness challenges facing the residents of Markstay-Warren through the development of sustainable physical activity programs. |
| Meaford | Arrow Racing | $21,098 |
develop and implement instructional clinics that will increase youth participation and skills in mountain biking. |
| Mississauga | Erinoak | $95,400 |
assist Erinoak to develop and implement sport and physical activity programs for children and youth with disabilities in Halton-Peel. |
| Mississauga | Mississauga YMCA | $62,900 |
enable the Mississauga YMCA and the community partners to implement the Mississauga physical activity plan. |
| Mississauga | Multicultural Inter-Agency Group of Peel | $22,260 |
assist the Multicultural Inter-Agency Network of Peel in translating the "walking the activity of a lifetime" into five languages. |
| Mooretown | St. Clair, Township of | $32,200 |
provide and promote family oriented recreational and fitness activities, new sport opportunities and healthy living workshops. The "Active St. Clair" project is a community wide collaborative effort to increase physical activity through elimination of barriers of participation and increase opportunity to participate in new sports in the community. |
| Moose Factory | Mushkegowuk Council | $15,700 |
provide the necessary skills and training to Mushkegowuk community members in the fundamentals of basketball. |
| Morson | Big Grassy First Nation | $8,000 |
enable Big Grassy First Nation to purchase recreation equipment and provide physical activity programming for the benefit of all residents in the community. |
| Napanee | Lennox and Addington Interval House | $12,000 |
create two physical fitness programs for women with chronic pain and women with young children. |
| Nepean | Ottawa West Rotary Club | $30,840 |
increase opportunities for participation, socialization and independence in physical recreational play for children with special needs. |
| Newmarket | Newmarket, Corporation of the Town of | $65,250 |
develop, pilot-test and implement a new skateboarding skills development, mentoring, coach training and certification program, to be called the National Skateboard Certification Program (NSCP). |
| Newmarket | Regional Municipality of York | $90,420 |
expand sport and recreation participation opportunities for children and youth who are residents of local cooperative and non-profit social housing sites in York Region, in partnership with local municipal recreation departments. |
| Niagara Falls | Heart Niagara | $145,011 |
develop a Niagara On The Move campaign to help inactive members of the region increase their daily physical activity levels. |
| North Bay | Laurentian Ski Hill Snowboarding Club | $9,000 |
introduce 200 youth to skiing and snowboarding by providing them with access to equipment and training required to participate in these sports. |
| North Bay | North Bay Centurions Football Club Inc | $12,000 |
allow the North Bay Centurions Football Club to establish a new football program for youth 16 to 19 years of age. |
| North Bay | North Bay, City of | $18,000 |
enable the City of North Bay to develop a strategic plan designed to increase the physical activity levels of its residents. |
| North Bay | YMCA of North Bay and District | $22,500 |
engage youth and adults with disabilities in physical and recreational activities through a community-based program. |
| North York | Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women (North York) | $49,950 |
allow the Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women to offer sport and physical activities for children and youth in four separate school locations in West North York. |
| Oakville | Kerr Street Ministries | $30,000 |
assist with the implementation of two new sport and physical activity programs for children and youth from low-income families. |
| Ohsweken | Six Nations Police | $5,000 |
provide trainers and facility rental for "Get Fit!", a program for aboriginal students in Grades 7 and 8 to participate in weekly physical activity and nutrition counselling |
| Orangeville | Community Living Dufferin | $8,298 |
create a sport and physical activity summer camp experience for youth with developmental disabilities. |
| Orangeville | Mono, Corporation of the Town of | $20,000 |
create a physical activity plan and launch event for several municipalities within Dufferin County that identifies specific strategies to increase physical activity rates among residents. |
| Oshawa | Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre | $67,875 |
assist in a major physical activity initiative to increase the physical activity levels of seniors living in Oshawa. |
| Ottawa | Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa | $11,400 |
expand existing sport programs for 150 at-risk youth living in low-income communities. |
| Ottawa | Centre Espoir Sophie | $24,691 |
introduce specialized physical activity programming for francophone women from low-income families who are at risk and victims of violence. |
| Ottawa | Focus Vanier (formerly Action Anti-drogue Vanier) | $9,932 |
introduce an affordable and accessible physical activity program to youth-at-risk from low-income families in the predominantly-Francophone community of Ottawa-Vanier. |
| Ottawa | Gracious Light Christian Centre | $27,000 |
introduce affordable and accessible sport and recreational activities to the Chinese Canadian population of Ottawa centre-town. |
| Ottawa | Hillcrest Tennis Academy | $15,000 |
provide children aged 5 to 12 years in the elementary school system with an opportunity to participate in and learn the game of tennis. |
| Ottawa | National Capital Region YMCA-YWCA | $49,900 |
develop and implement two programs and provide opportunities to increase physical activity for children in elementary schools and children who are medically at risk due to obesity. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization | $15,750 |
provide physical and sports activities to new Canadians currently involved in English as a Second Language (ESL) programs with a focus on youth. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa, City of | $66,519 |
undertake seven city-wide physical activity initiatives and a promotion program focused on multicultural children and youth in low-income areas, seniors living in isolation and inactive adults. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa-Carleton Wheelchair Sports Association | $26,130 |
implement a novice development wheelchair basketball program for children, youth and adults with physical disabilities. |
| Ottawa | Patro d'Ottawa | $33,497 |
introduce affordable and accessible sport and physical activities to children and youth from low-income families in the Francophone ethno-cultural community of Ottawa. |
| Ottawa | Pinecrest-Queensway Health and Community Services | $32,132 |
provide children and youth in four low-income social housing communities with access to no-cost weekly sports and recreation programs. |
| Ottawa | South-East Ottawa Community Services | $25,690 |
provide opportunities for parents, caregivers and young children in low-income neighbourhoods to be physically active together. |
| Owen Sound | Owen Sound, City of | $9,000 |
support the implementation of strategies from the City of Owen Sound's Physical Activity Plan. |
| Parry Sound | Park to Park Trail Association, The | $30,000 |
assist in the development and implementation of the "Walking Works Wonders" physical activity program for people with disabilities in the community of Parry Sound. |
| Pembroke | Laurentian Valley, Township of | $49,955 |
develop and implement an ACTIVE ADVENTURE GUIDE that will provide experiences and adventures for new trail users, particularly assisting families and tourists to be active and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. |
| Peterborough | Peterborough, City of | $3,300 |
provide opportunities and remove barriers for low-income youth to discover alternative recreational pursuits that create healthy lifestyles. |
| Peterborough | VON - Peterborough, Victoria and Haliburton Branch | $17,610 |
provide communities with a unique physical activity intervention for seniors and adults with physical challenges. |
| Pickering | Pickering, City of | $34,949 |
increase participation levels of inactive individuals by the provision of specially targeted fitness classes. |
| Picton | Prince Edward County Minor Baseball Association | $3,850 |
create two, new age group baseball teams for children and young adults. |
| Pikangikum | Pikangikum Minosaywin Committee | $2,900 |
provide an opportunity for Pikangikum First Nation's women and youth to participate in broomball sport and skill development through competition in the Annual Women's Broomball Tournament in Sioux Lookout. |
| Port Stanley | Elgin Rowing Club | $19,500 |
purchase equipment to increase participation numbers, develop new programs for children, youth and adults, implement sport coach training, increase community partnerships and develop community outreach to educate Elgin County on the benefits of the sport of rowing. |
| Sarnia | YMCA of Sarnia Lambton | $9,000 |
increase public awareness about the importance of leading an active lifestyle by taking part in regular physical activity through a "Just Try It" sport and recreation exposition. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Family YMCA of Sault Ste. Marie | $34,465 |
assist with the hiring of a Project Coordinator to facilitate the implementation of the first year initiatives of the Sault Ste. Marie Physical Activity Plan. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Sault Ste. Marie Sports Council | $66,000 |
enable the Sault Ste. Marie Sports Council to hire a Project Coordinator who will be responsible for the advancement of sports and recreation opportunities in the community. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Voyageur Trail Association | $10,000 |
assist with the hiring of a Project Coordinator to enable the Voyageur Trail Association to develop a promotional campaign. |
| Scarborough | Canadian Chinese Youth Athletic Association | $49,270 |
allow the Canadian Chinese Youth Athletic Association to expand and enhance six programs, resulting in 3,035 new participants and 126 new coaches and referees. |
| Seaforth | Huron East, The Municipality of | $6,700 |
increase physical activity levels of children in 5 schools in the Municipality of Huron East. |
| Sheguiandah | Sheguiandah First Nation | $43,592 |
increase sport and recreation opportunities for the community members of Sheguiandah First Nation. |
| Simcoe | Norfolk Youth and Children Association | $23,000 |
build the capacity of Norfolk Youth and Children's Association to implement the new Mind, Body and Spirit Fitness Program for cancer survivors, as well as for other residents facing unique inactivity challenges to help them increase their physical activity |
| Sioux Lookout | Northern Nishnawbe Education Council | $20,000 |
enable the Northern Nishnawbe Education Council (NNEC) to develop a physical activity plan to increase physical activity in the aboriginal youth population NNEC serves. |
| Sioux Lookout | Sioux Lookout Anti-Racism Committee | $4,000 |
allow Sioux Lookout to establish a skateboard park and will provide training to instructors to enable the youth in the community to safely enjoy a new physical activity that is in high demand. |
| Sioux Lookout | Sioux Lookout, The Municipality of | $17,075 |
purchase accessible exercise equipment for the residents of Sioux Lookout, and provide training for its use. |
| Smooth Rock Falls | Smooth Rock Falls, Town of | $16,157 |
expand opportunities for youth to participate in the Smooth Rock Falls Girls Hockey Association league. |
| South River | South River, Village of | $11,600 |
help the community of the Village of South River build capacity in their volunteers who work hard to support a variety of sports and physical activity programs in the community. |
| St. Thomas | Elgin/St. Thomas Youth Employment Counselling Centre | $27,680 |
increase the physical activity and sport participation levels of low income families, children and youth by providing youth and family recreation programs, developing youth volunteer leaders, recreation fair, leisure calendar and a video journal of the program |
| Stoney Creek | Stoney Creek Track Club | $12,000 |
provide 400 children in Hamilton with the opportunity to participate in the Fun-In-Athletics team recreation activity. |
| Sturgeon Falls | West Nipissing, Municipality of | $15,000 |
develop a physical activity plan for the Municipality of West Nipissing to help increase physical activity and sporting opportunities for all residents. |
| Sudbury | Sudbury Northerners Football Club Inc. | $11,500 |
create a new division which will enable youth aged 13 to 16 in Sudbury and surrounding region to become more physically active by playing football in an organized league. |
| Sudbury | The Human League | $20,000 |
increase participation in sports and recreation activities for aboriginal youth in the Greater Sudbury area and two adjoining First Nations communities through the P.L.A.Y. for Aboriginal Youth Program. |
| Thunder Bay | Lappe Nordic Ski Club | $7,800 |
assist the Lappe Nordic Ski Club to enhance their organization capacity to deliver ski programs that will increase participation rates of children and youth through school elective programs. |
| Thunder Bay | Peng You Taiji Quan Association | $30,000 |
increase physical activity through local and regional training activities that promote life-long participation in the martial art of taiji. |
| Thunder Bay | Thunder Bay Big Brother Big Sister Association Inc. | $21,840 |
provide the equipment, facilities and trainers to implement a new physical activity component to the Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds mentoring program of Big Brothers Big Sisters Association. |
| Thunder Bay | Thunder Bay Rowing Club | $28,488 |
enable the Thunder Bay Rowing Club to offer an outreach activities to targetted groups to increase their youth and adult recreation program memberships. |
| Toronto | Broad Reach Foundation For Youth Leaders | $19,696 |
provide a recreation-based sailing program for 100 at-risk youth in Toronto. |
| Toronto | Community Living Toronto | $5,350 |
allow for the design and development of the activity "Spinclusion", which will reduce barriers to participation in mainstream sport, recreation and physical activity programs for children and youth with special needs. |
| Toronto | COSTI Immigrant Services | $49,900 |
create new sport and fitness opportunities for 400 immigrant youth in Scarborough. |
| Toronto | LAMP Community Health Centre | $47,000 |
create new sport and fitness opportunities for 155 youth in Etobicoke. |
| Toronto | Native Child and Family Services of Toronto | $60,000 |
increase physical activity, recreation and sport participation levels for Aboriginal children and youth living in Scarborough who are experiencing multiple and severe barriers to participation. |
| Toronto | North York Community House | $46,556 |
train newcomer women as outreach workers and deliver 12 activity-based programs, targeted at newcomer women and families, about the benefits of, and opportunities for, active living in North York. |
| Toronto | Ontario Coalition of Senior Citizens' Organizations | $15,000 |
develop a manual and provide training to 100 seniors on how to become physically active. |
| Toronto | Somali Youth Association of Toronto | $49,900 |
allow the Somali Youth Association of Toronto to carry out a number of physical and recreation activities for its children and youth. |
| Toronto | Tobias House Attendant Care Inc. | $19,916 |
increase participation levels for those with physical disabilities by implementing best practices, increasing efficiencies and developing a formalized model for the Barrier Free Access to Swimming Project. |
| Toronto | Toronto Chinese Community Services Association | $49,500 |
train 180 volunteer leaders and increase participation of seniors in healthy exercise. |
| Toronto | University of Toronto - Faculty of Physical Education & Health | $33,000 |
increase the physical activity level of University of Toronto students, staff and faculty. |
| Trenton | Quinte West, The City of | $11,000 |
result in the development of an Activity Blue Print for Youth (physical activity plan) in the City of Quinte West. |
| Trenton | VON Hastings, Northumberland, Prince Edward | $17,340 |
implement new senior fitness programming and train new volunteer fitness leaders. |
| Tweed | Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance | $32,000 |
implement a regional celebration of trails and trail events that will create local opportunities for physical activity. |
| Virginiatown | McGarry, The Corporation of the Township of | $25,000 |
help establish a fitness centre and to create physical activity programs in the Township of McGarry. |
| Walkerton | Brockton, Municipality of | $48,000 |
develop a collaborative community sport and physical activity plan that will guide the partner municipalities in the counties of Grey and Bruce, particularly those smaller rural municipalities, in developing quality sport and physical initiatives to increase physical activity among their residents. |
| Waterloo | Kitchener Waterloo Diving Club | $18,000 |
increase participation of children and youth in learn-to-dive programs and expand the dry land training program |
| Waterloo | Waterloo Region Nordic Sport Club | $3,984 |
train coaches and purchase ski equipment for an expanded youth learn-to-ski program, including "Girls on Skis". |
| Whitby | Whitby, Town of | $47,415 |
increase physical activity levels of inactive teenagers through the establishment of the "Get Teens Moving" fitness program. |
| Windsor | Italian Canadian Handicapable Association Windsor & District (ICHA) | $27,645 |
assist with the delivery of "Sporting Health: After School Physical Fitness and Sport Program" designed for children with disabilities. |
| Woodstock | Woodstock Y.M. - Y.M.C.A. | $36,000 |
implement a sport and recreation adapted equipment loan program. |
