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Regional Grant Recipients for 2007-08

Round 1 | Round 2

Round 1

City/Town/Village	Organization	Grant  Amount	This project will ……
Ajax	Ajax, Town of	$36,000	develop a Physical Activity Strategy to increase access, inclusion and broader community participation in physical activity.
Barrie	Simcoe Community Services	$49,000	allow the Simcoe Community Services to set up a series of physical activity programs for over 600 mentally challenged youth and adults across the County of Simcoe.
Brampton	Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel	$43,875	assist Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel to implement the Go Girls Healthy Bodies Healthy Minds program to increase physical activity levels for 90 girls from low-income families in Peel.
Brampton	Centre francophone de sante communautaire de Mississauga Inc.	$15,168	increase physical activity levels for 75 older adults throught the implementation of physical activity sessions and the establishment of a walking club.
Brampton	Boys & Girls Club of Peel	$63,840	assist the Boys and Girls Club of Peel to incorporate a physical activity component into 20 breakfast programs throughout the Peel, Halton, Waterloo and Wellington regions.  The project will increase physical activity levels for 600 children and youth from low income families.
Burlington	Burlington Synchronized Swimming Club	$12,465	assist the Burlington Synchronized Swimming Club to introduce a new sports program for adults and seniors in the Halton and Hamilton area.
Cannington	Brock, Township of	$21,600	promote and increase participation in physical activity in the Township of Brock through the development of a Community Active Living Plan.
Collingwood	Environment Network	$24,813	allow the Environment Network to conduct an "Active and Safe Routes to School" project in over 200 schools across the County of Simcoe for over 8000 children to participate in a series of physical activity projects over the period of a year.
Dwight	Lake of Bays, Township of	$49,000	create new sport, recreation and fitness programs for youth, teens and seniors of Lake Bays through various new sport programs, recreational activities and leadership development.
Halton Hills	Halton Hills, Town Of	$22,399	assist the Town of Halton Hills to develop an Active Living Strategic Plan and implement a social marketing campaign to increase physical activity levels within your community.
King City	King, Township of	$39,775	research, develop and implement a new Walk/Run Safe program intended to increase participation in walking and running as a safe and healthy physical activity for all ages.
Markham	Pathways for Children, Youth and Families of York Region	$30,000	implement the Pathways to Recreation program for at-risk youth in York Region.
Markham	Social Services Network York Region (SSN)	$24,000	increase awareness and participation in physical activity as a chronic disease prevention strategy among South Asians living in York Region.
Mississauga	Mississauga, City of	$7,362	assist the City of Mississauga to implement a 5 week summer sports and recreation program for 120 children and youth in the Malton community.
Newmarket	Rose of Sharon Services for Young Mothers	$44,000	support the planning, implementation and evaluation of the Young Mothers Health Initiative pilot project in York Region
Newmarket	Regional Municipality of York	$70,000	implement a new recreation participation pilot project Play It Forward and PLAY 2 for youth 13-18 years of age.
North York	Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women (North York)	$19,000	create "Life is a Festival - Enjoy it!", a physical activity program for homebound women who for a variety of reasons are not physically mobile or are not permitted by their cultural traditions to leave their homes without a chaperone.
Oakville	Oakville Gymnastics Club	$36,255	assist the Oakville Gymnastics Club to implement a school outreach program to increase participation in sport for 1480 children and youth.
Oakville	Oakville, Town of	$28,296	assist the Town of Oakville to implement the recommendations from the community sport and physical activity plan which will increase physical activity rates from inactive to moderate levels
Oshawa	Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre	$14,906	develop new recreation programming for seniors with chronic disease to promote participation in physical activity, prevent injury and reduce social isolation
Scarborough	West Scarborough Neighbourhood Centre	$18,185	provide female youth ages 8 through 18 a safe and empowering environment to be physically active and learn about health lifestyle choices.
Scarborough	Variety Village	$63,300	create "Tip Top", a pilot fitness program for children ages 18 and younger which is set to provide a preventative, behavior-based approach to curbing the alarming incidence of childhood obesity in school-aged children.
Scarborough	St. Paul's L'Amoreaux Centre	$51,370	create a physical activity program for seniors in Toronto by offering new opportunities for recreation to older Ontarians.
Stayner	Clearview, Township of	$12,570	allow the Township of Clearview to establish and "Active Community" program in the communities of New Lowell and Creemore.
Sutton West	Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation	$24,000	promote and increase participation in physical activity through the development of a Physical Activity Plan and Strategy
Thornhill	Philippine Heritage Band	$5,000	offer physical activity programs and healthy eating education workshops for the Filipino community in the City of Vaughan.
Toronto	Doug Philpott Inner-City Children's Tennis Fund	$5,200	provide the opportunity for kids ages 5 through 15 years old to take part in a summer tennis camp in the Dixon and Islington Westway community.
Toronto	Greater Toronto Area Netball League	$16,240	provide opportunities for women, girls, and the disabled to participate in physical activities and leadership training.
Toronto	St. Clair West Services for Seniors	$20,000	create the "Independence Through Exercise" program, a physical activity program for seniors.
Toronto	Toronto, City of	$25,500	provide the resources for the Toronto Sports Council and T.O. Parks, Forestry and Recreation to reaffirm their leadership roles and to provide a forum for GTA community sports organizations to discuss ideas, barriers, issues, and strategies for sport in the city.
Toronto	St. Christopher House	$13,815	create the "Teens in Motion" program, a physical activity program for at-risk youth.
Toronto	St. Stephen's Community House	$27,046	create "Fit to be Moms", a physical activity program for pre- and post-natal women.
Toronto	North York Community House	$46,486	develop the "Movin' and Growin' on Rhythm and Beets", physical activity program for children ages 8-14.
Toronto	Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre	$49,000	create "ACTIVE CHOICE!", a physical activity program, for homeless, under-housed, and "no" to "low" income Ontarians.
Victoria Harbour	Tay, Township of	$12,427	allow the Township of Tay to set up a cycling program utilizing the Township's trails and greenways.
Whitby	Whitby, Town of	$30,000	develop an ACTIVE 2010 Plan for the Town of Whitby, designed in order to determine the most effective ways to educate, promote and motivate Whitby’s population to become more active.
	Tennis Centre West Ottawa	$18,340	will develop a tennis camp, a walking program for seniors, a cross country ski program and a cycling initiative.
Amherstview	Loyalist, Township of	$9,979	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for under-serviced youth, including youth with disabilities in Loyalist Township and surrounding communities.
Belleville	Belleville Association of the Deaf	$17,571	develop new sport and physical activity opportunities for persons in the Belleville/Quinte area who are deaf or hearing impaired.
Belleville	Hastings, County of	$22,405	support the delivery of new summer day camp programming in nine social housing neighbourhoods in Belleville, Quinte West and Deseronto.
Delta	Rideau Lakes, Township of	$18,041	result in a youth oriented community development plan for the Township of Rideau Lakes.
Gananoque	Dreams In Motion Performing and Fine Arts School	$6,000	help deliver a dance and T'ai Chi program to 60 persons with disabilities in the Gananoque area.
Gananoque	Gananoque, Corporation of the Town of	$31,485	support the expansion of the" Alive and Well in the Islands" initiative.
Glenburnie	Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority	$1,934	develop a Hike and Bike the Trail participation program.
Golden Lake	Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation	$50,180	provide increased opportunities for Pikwakanagan to participate in physical activity through community sport and recreation.
Greely	Canterbury Mustangs Football Club	$7,000	help increase youth participation in the Mustangs Football Club in Canterbury and the surrounding areas in Ottawa.
Haliburton	Community Care Haliburton County	$2,869	create opportunities for seniors to begin a fitness program.
Hawkesbury	Hawkesbury, Corporation de la ville de (The Town of)	$29,376	develop a new youth recreation program aimed at 12 to 17 year olds in and around the Town of Hawkesbury.
Kingston	Limestone City Football Club	$15,930	develop a new youth soccer camp for 480 participants.
Kingston	Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Public Health	$6,974	develop a Grade 10 community activity pass program.
Kingston	Kingston Family YMCA (formerly Y.M.C.A. of Kingston)	$27,000	develop a new fitness program for older adults and women.
Kingston	H'art School of Smiles, Inc.	$22,046	develop an ongoing accessible dance program for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Kingston	Boys and Girls Club of Kingston and Area (formerly Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kingston)	$12,116	develop a new community dragon boat program that will increase participation in sport.
Lanark	Lanark Health and Community Services	$15,328	will provide more than 400 children from low income families in Lanark with the opportunity to participate in regular sport and recreation activities through an after school program.
Lanark	Lanark Highlands, Township of	$14,300	increase the number of physically active older adults in the Township of Lanark Highlands by designing and delivering physical activity programs in seven area community centres and by rotating programs from facility to facility to allow access to residents regardless of where they live.
Lindsay	Kawartha Lakes Green Trails Alliance	$5,164	introduce a new outdoor physical activity (geocaching) to older adults throughout the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Lindsay	Boys and Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes	$2,078	support the introduction of a new Teen Fun League for several sport activities aimed at youth aged 15-18 in the Kawartha Lakes area.
L'Original	Prescott & Russell, United Counties of	$22,500	develop new physical activities to increase the participation rate, the physical activity levels and usage of the Prescott-Russell Recreational Trail for visible minorities, women and girls, seniors, low-income families and people living with disabilities
Manotick	Rideau Valley Conservation Authority	$4,466	allow more youth to participate in recreational canoeing in the Baxter Conservation Area.
Minden	Township of Minden Hills	$9,600	provide a plan for the municipality that will identify supply and demand for recreation services and offer direction for future ways to encourage physical activity with residents.
Napanee	Greater Napanee, Town of	$4,400	provide an accessible Aquafit program for under-serviced children and youth from low-income families, including youth with disabilities in the Greater Napanee area.
Orleans	Petrie Island Outdoors Club	$18,000	give participants the necessary skills and confidence to join in recreational kayaking, canoeing and sailing activities organized by the outdoors club.
Oshawa	Scouts Canada, White Pine Council	$15,000	support the training of 750 Scouts Canada volunteer leaders throughout the White Pine Council district in 2007.
Ottawa	Ottawa Carleton Ultimate Association	$34,390	allow more youth in Ottawa to participate in the easily accessible and low cost team sport of Ultimate Frisbee.
Ottawa	Volunteer Martial Arts Club	$33,000	assist with transportation, promotion and the development of a Wushu camp for children and youth, and a Tai Chi program for older adults.
Ottawa	Scouts Canada, Voyageur Council	$12,000	assist with new leadership training for 750 youth and adults in the Scouts Canada, Voyageur Council area.
Ottawa	Ottawa Islamic Centre	$9,000	give 100 new visible minority and low-income children and youth in Ottawa the chance to participate in sports and recreation activities.
Ottawa	Crichton Cultural Community Centre	$29,160	provide the opportunity for youth with low vision or blindness to gain the self confidence to participate in recreation activities.
Ottawa	Centre Haïtien des Carrières et des Emplois	$12,900	develop and deliver a series of sports physical activities to disadvantaged Francophone Haitians and African youth between the ages of 8 and 16 living in the Ottawa lower town area.
Ottawa	Ottawa Sk8park Athletic Club	$7,752	implement new leadership skateboard training for 40 adults and 500 youth.
Ottawa	Somali Centre for Family Services	$21,094	promote physical activity and a healthy lifestyle through sport programs and health promotion workshops for youth, families and seniors in Ottawa.
Ottawa	Rideau Canoe Club	$20,000	assist in purchasing canoes, hire coaches and leaders to expand the Canoe Kids Camp and Regatta Ready Camp for children and youth.
Ottawa	Pinecrest-Queensway Health and Community Services	$10,000	allow families in the Bayshore community to participate in seasonal recreation activities.
Ottawa	Ottawa Deaf Centre	$18,100	develop sports and recreation activities and undertake healthy living seminars for participants that are deaf, deafened, and hard of hearing.
Ottawa	Ottawa Gymnastics Centre	$5,736	assist with the purchase of gymnastics equipment, train 6 Kindergym coaches, and hire one Kindergym Program Coordinator.
Ottawa	Ottawa, City of	$73,754	will undertake eight city-wide physical activity initiatives in partnership between the City of Ottawa and Active Ottawa Actif.
Ottawa	Jewish Family Services	$9,000	increase physical activity and participation in basketball, soccer and swimming by the Rwandan community in Ottawa.
Palmer Rapids	Paddler Co-operative Inc.	$30,000	assist children in Renfrew County in becoming more physically active by providing organized outdoor recreational activities through the KidActive Outreach Project.
Peterborough	Big Brothers  and Big Sisters Association of Peterborough	$13,850	provide a mentoring program designed to encourage physical activity, healthy eating and positive self image.
Peterborough	Canadian Mental Health Assoc - Peterborough	$6,880	share positive messages about physical activity to thousands of children through a "Kids on the Block" promotion program.
Picton	Prince Edward Curling Club	$1,700	introduce a Junior Curling pilot project to youth, including youth from low-income families in the County of Prince Edward.
Picton	Prince Edward, County of	$8,000	support the development and creation of a Physical Activity Plan for the County of Prince Edward.
Port Hope	Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit	$12,060	assist with development of cycling programs in Haliburton County while offering a long range plan for cycling and active transportation.
Port Hope	Port Hope, Municipality of (formerly Town of Port Hope and Hope Twp)	$1,600	support the introduction of new fitness programming for seniors at the Ruth Clarke Activity Centre in Port Hope.
Rockland	Clarence-Rockland, The City of	$14,550	deliver a specialized outreach program of physical fitness activities for over 150 children and youth in the 5 villages/hamlet of the municipality (St-Pascal de Baylon, Clarence-Creek, Hammond, Cheney and Bourget).
Sharbot Lake	Northern Frontenac Community Services	$39,687	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for under-serviced youth, including Aboriginals in the municipalities of North and Central Frontenac.
Smiths Falls	Rideau Roundtable	$7,500	offer canoe instruction to 900 elementary school age students in the Rideau Canal corridor as part of school and summer programs.
Smiths Falls	The Junction, Smiths Falls and District Club for Youth	$6,825	provide support to develop the Chat and Choice physical activity program for low income girls in the Smiths Falls area.
Spencerville	Edwardsburgh/Cardinal, Township of	$6,900	support a sports camp for youth in two locations in the Township of Edwardsburgh/Cardinal.
Tweed	Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance	$20,000	engage youth in physical activity programs on trails.
Vanier	Ottawa Valley Cricket Council	$9,100	allow youth at four Ottawa high schools to learn about and play the sport of Cricket.
Wolfe Island	Frontenac Islands, Corporation of the Township of	$28,331	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for under-serviced children and youth, youth at risk, families and older adults in the community of Wolfe Island.
Atikokan	Atikokan, Township of	$4,700	support golf and curling skills development programs and an equipment loan program for youth from low-income families.
Attawapiskat	Attawapiskat First Nation Education Authority	$22,532	provide equipment, training and programming for the "No Time for Crime" project.
Balmertown	Red Lake,  Municipality of	$2,740	support two ball hockey camps for community youth at the Red Lake Recreation Centre.
Cobalt	Cobalt, Town of	$8,832	establish a transportation service for older adults to allow greater access to aquatic exercise programs.
Cochrane	Cochrane, Town of	$34,866	purchase equipment and conduct training sessions which will assist in developing a range of recreation programs to increase physical activity in the community.
Desbarats	Johnson Township Corporation	$30,030	hire a co-ordinator to develop a variety of recreational activities for surrounding communities while using existing resources and infrastructure in each community.
Dryden	Sunset Gymnastics Club	$3,000	purchase International Federation of Gymnastics approved equipment and provide standardized training to a growing membership.
Dryden	Mayor's Committee for Children & Youth	$12,238	support new sport and recreational opportunities for low-income youth by promoting an existing program that provides subsidized registration fees, transportation costs and equipment.
Dryden	Dryden Youth Soccer	$4,800	support NCCP Level 1 and 2 coaching clinics and a soccer equipment loan program for children and youth from low-income families.
Dryden	Dryden, The City of	$10,000	support canoe and kayak instructor certification courses to increase participation in the Canoe and Kayak Club.
Elk Lake	Elk Lake Eco Resource Centre	$7,000	establish new physical activity opportunities in the Township of James.
Emo	Emo, Township of	$8,956	purchase equipment and support coach training for recreation opportunities for children.
Fort Frances	Stanjikoming First Nation	$8,000	assist the youth of Stanjikoming First Nation to participate in a culture-based recreation camp.
Garden Village	Nipissing First Nation	$14,461	increase physical activity participation rates in the community in a safe environment through new structured sport programs.
Gore Bay	Gore Bay, Town of	$2,088	develop low cost summer physical activity resources for youth and seniors in the community.
Hearst	Atelier des Pionniers et des Pionnières du Nord	$15,593	support Atelier des Pionniers et des Pionnières du Nord's « Action Santé » project to increase participation in physical activity programs by older adults.
Hearst	Hearst, Town of	$8,000	support the "Move it or Loose it"  regional educational and training event in Hearst.
Ignace	Ignace, Township of	$4,630	enhance and promote the Lily Pad Lake Trails system to improve access and increase use.
Kaministiquia	Kaministiquia Community Centre Association	$9,292	support a part-time project worker at the Kaministiquia Community Centre who will implement a day camp for youth, conduct volunteer training sessions and increase participation rates through the promotion of community events.
Kapuskasing	Kap Nordic Skiers	$2,783	purchase equipment and provide volunteer and coach training for the Kap Nordic Skiers to increase the participation of children and youth in cross-country skiing.
Kapuskasing	Kapuskasing, Town of	$10,000	provide equipment and training so that girls and women can participate in the newly created Kapuskasing Women’s Hockey Association.
Kapuskasing	Centre Regional De Loisirs Culturels Inc.	$40,936	support a Health Consultant and train employees to implement new and diversified programs as part of "Dare to Be Fit Kapuskasing".
Kenora	Northwestern Health Unit	$8,000	support participation in sport and recreation programs for low-income families and children in the Fort Frances area.
Kirkland Lake	Kirkland Lake, Town of	$32,000	develop a Recreational Trails Network Plan for the Town of Kirkland Lake.
Kirkland Lake	Canadian Mental Health Association (Kirkland Lake Branch)	$7,840	develop and implement a physical activity program for people with disabilities.
Lansdowne House	Neskantaga First Nation (formerly Lansdowne House)	$16,040	develop a land based recreation program that incorporates traditional teaching for the youth of Neskantaga First Nation.
Latchford	Latchford, Town of	$8,966	support physical activity programs to children, youth and seniors.
Little Current	Noojmowin Teg Health Centre	$51,500	support a facilitator who will establish volunteer committees to oversee recreation programs in six First Nations on Manitoulin Island.
Manitouwadge	Manitouwadge, Township of	$8,000	offer sports and recreation leadership training to support quality programs.
Mattawa	Mattawa & Area Youth Centre	$10,172	increase participation rates of at-risk children and youth by offering new physical activities for the community and surrounding area.
Mattice	Mattice-Val Coté, Township of /Canton de	$14,000	increase participation in curling and use of the community fitness center.
Muskrat Dam	Muskrat Dam First Nation	$14,528	purchase sports and fitness equipment to increase organized physical activities that will benefit children and youth in Muskrat Dam First Nation.
North Bay	North Bay and District Big Brothers Association	$8,574	support the training of North Bay and District Big Brothers Association volunteers in GPS technology as part of a safety preparedness plan for trail use.
North Bay	Lake Nipissing Stewardship Council	$20,000	increase physical activity through awareness and use of a regional trail network.
North Bay	North Bay Baseball Association	$5,725	provide new baseball equipment and skills training for children and youth in North Bay.
North Bay	Kiwanis Club of Nipissing	$11,896	offer three running clinics that will focus on proper training, injury prevention and promotion of a safe physical activity.
Pawitik	Naotkamegwanning #32 First Nation	$11,040	support new recreation opportunities for the children and youth in a First Nation community.
Pikangikum	Pikangikum Education Authority	$17,800	develop an organized broomball and hockey program for youth in partnership with other community groups.
Rainy River	Rainy River, Town of	$12,099	acquire new fitness equipment and support a soccer league for children and youth.
Redditt	Redditt, Local Service Board of	$6,755	support an outreach program by Local Services Board of Redditt's "Circus Arts Group" to engage Kenora youth in a new activity.
Richard's Landing	St. Joseph, Township of	$9,700	increase physical activity participation rates in St. Joseph Township through new recreation programs and volunteer training.
Sandy Lake	Sandy Lake First Nation	$18,000	support a co-ordinator and purchase equipment for an organized physical activity program in Sandy Lake First Nation.
Sault Ste. Marie	Sault Boxing Club	$1,531	purchase training equipment that will increase the fitness levels of all participants and create more opportunities for at-risk youth to get active.
Sault Ste. Marie	Therapeutic Ride Algoma	$9,200	train instructors and volunteers of Therapeutic Ride Algoma which will increase participation opportunities in physically safe programs for people with a disability.
Sault Ste. Marie	Sault Sabercats Football Club	$8,513	purchase safety equipment to help increase participation in football for youth 14 to 19 years of age.
Sault Ste. Marie	Soo Finnish Ski Club	$69,600	purchase equipment to assist in the development of a year-round eco-education program that will increase recreational opportunities for children and youth (6 to 13 years of age) in the community and surrounding area.
Sault Ste. Marie	Soo Minor Baseball Association	$3,900	purchase equipment and train volunteers to run a new fastball league for girls ages 7 to 18.
Sioux Lookout	Sioux Lookout Gymnastics Club	$9,394	purchase International Federation of Gymnastics approved equipment to provide standardized training to increase membership and participation.
Sioux Lookout	Sioux Lookout, The Municipality of	$41,000	host a one week regional leadership training event to improve summer programs for recreation programmers from communities in Northwestern Ontario.
South River	South River, Village of	$3,750	offer new physical activities and a referee clinic.
Sturgeon Falls	West Nipissing, Municipality of	$9,000	support the creation of a new regional recreation advisory committee for the Municipality of West Nipissing, train new volunteer leaders and enhance physical activity program delivery.
Sudbury	Rainbow Routes Association	$24,880	increase physical activity of over 6,000 youth through trail walks organized by Rainbow Routes Association in cooperation with local schools and other community partners.
Sudbury	Older Adult Centre Sudbury	$13,862	increase active living opportunities by creating low-cost exercise programs and nutrition workshops specifically geared to older adults in the City of Greater Sudbury.
Sudbury	Sudbury and District Health Unit	$5,325	increase participation by rural residents in year-round walking opportunities in the Sudbury and Manitoulin area.
Sudbury	School Physical Fitness Coalition	$25,000	provide fitness profiles and journals, workshops and activities for over 2,000 children in the City of Greater Sudbury.
Sudbury	City of Greater Sudbury SportLink	$9,500	assist with a showcase of sports demonstrations in Sudbury schools targeting children and youth in grades 6 to 8 and building on Canada Games Day events.
Sudbury	Sudbury Laurels Gymnastics Club	$19,109	purchase mobile gymnastics equipment to deliver an on-site school gymnastics program to 16 local schools.
Sudbury	Sudbury Rowing Club D'Aviron	$13,867	develop an Adaptive Rowing Program for persons with disabilities in the City of Greater Sudbury.
Thunder Bay	Canadian Diabetes Association - Thunder Bay	$20,364	deliver a series of healthy lifestyle and physical activity workshops in the Municipality of Greenstone.
Thunder Bay	City of Thunder Bay, Jasper Support Services for Seniors	$3,900	support a 52-week program of yoga and tai chi for older adults residing at Jasper Place.
Thunder Bay	Thunder Bay Nordic Trails Association	$14,037	increase participation rates of children in cross-country ski program through the purchase of equipment and certification of new leaders.
Brantford	Aberdeen Health and Community Services, Brant-Norfolk-Haldimand (frmrly VON Brant-Norfolk-Haldimand)	$10,000	train volunteers as senior fitness instructors to lead immobile and isolated seniors in group physical activity sessions
Brantford	Brantford, Corporation of the City of	$10,000	operate the INsideOUT Summer Active Camp for children, and the Youth Adventure Leadership Camp for youth in Brantford
Cambridge	Cedar Creek Community Church	$4,000	provide equipment and marketing of the "Fun and Fitness" program for women of all ages.
Cambridge	Alison Neighbourhood Community Centre	$12,000	train youth as community recreation leaders to implement physical activity programs in their neighbourhoods.
Cambridge	Fairview Mennonite Home	$10,479	implement the "Wheel of Wellness" Walking Program for seniors in Cambridge
Cayuga	Haldimand County, The Corporation of (formerly East Nanticoke City, Dunnville Town, Haldimand Town)	$45,000	allow Haldimand County to develop a trail location and implementation plan to guide development  of 30 kilometres of trail by 2010.
Chatham	Chatham Kent Cougars	$14,085	develop and implement instructional clinics and recreational leagues that will increase youth participation (youth 10-11 years old) and skills in football.
Durham	Durham Activity Centre	$9,515	support the hosting of the 1st annual Rocky River Cycling Festival.
Erin	East Wellington Advisory Group for Family Services (Formerly Information Erin)	$11,290	offer five one-week summer activity camps to children ages 9 to 12 years old in the communities of Rockwood and Erin.
Essex	Community Living Essex County (formerly Essex County Association for Community Living)	$6,085	enhance a weekly opportunity for persons with developmental disabilities to learn and play sports.
Fergus	Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health	$45,000	support the implementation of the Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph regional "In Motion" Physical Activity Plan.
Forest	North Lambton Community Health Centre	$20,000	offer an accessible, free, after school/evening physical activity program, encouraging lifestyle changes for youth ages 6-13 years in North Lambton.
Goderich	YMCA Goderich Huron	$27,000	develop and implement a physical activity strategy
Goderich	Huron County Health Unit	$7,500	develop a youth health council and implement a youth "Just Try It" recreation program
Guelph	Onward Willow Better Beginnings, Better Futures	$14,000	implement "Active Outdoors" and engage over 275 children and youth in outdoor physical activities in the Onward Willow neighbourhood in the City of Guelph.
Hamilton	Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Hamilton Chapter	$25,000	develop, promote, distribute and implement 300 adapted Yoga DVDs appropriate for people with Multiple Sclerosis and other physical limitations.
Hamilton	Hamilton Hammerheads Athletic Club	$27,100	provide an opportunity for 2,000 children in Hamilton to participate in triathlon workshops and try a triathlon or duathlon event.
Hamilton	Living Rock Ministries	$23,324	provide recreation programming for street-involved youth.
Hamilton	YWCA Hamilton	$13,532	pilot a model for physical activity programming for low income women of Chinese and South Asian origin in Hamilton.
Hamilton	North Hamilton Community Health Centre	$12,225	provide an opportunity for minority women from Afghanistan, Albania/Kosovo and Latin America to learn about and participate in physical activity opportunities in Hamilton.
Hamilton	Hamilton East Kiwanis Boys' And Girls' Club	$26,928	provide 165 children with an opportunity to participate in a variety of outdoor adventure-based recreation activities.
Hamilton	Hamilton Olympic Club	$3,600	provide an opportunity for 200 children to participate in track and field workshops.
Hanover	Hanover Minor Ringette	$7,108	support expansion of the Ringette Camp and the new Dry Land Training and Gym Ringette Program implementation.
Hanover	Hanover, Town of	$9,095	support a Community Physical Activity Needs Assessment.
Kitchener	Opportunities Waterloo Region	$21,000	complete a mapping project of youth recreation opportunities and gaps in Waterloo Region, and establish a multi-sectoral Youth Recreation Coalition to mobilize access to recreation for all children and youth
Kitchener	African-Canadian Association of Waterloo Region and Area	$4,000	implement a soccer program targeted for African children and youth in Waterloo Region
Kitchener	Kitchener-Waterloo Y.M.C.A.	$20,000	engage 40 children in physical activity programs through a "Virtual YMCA" project in a community school
Komoka	Country Terrace Long Term Care Home	$6,000	produce a 30 page instructional tool for designing and implementing health and wellness programs in Long Term Care Facilities.
London	Thames Valley Children's Centre	$30,000	hire a part-time fitness instructor to train physiotherapists and recreationists on the development of fitness programs for children and youth with disabilities.
London	London, City of	$22,500	implement a no fee physical activity and health eating program in two identified neighbourhoods in London.
London	Hutton House Association for Adults with Disabilities	$30,000	hire a coordinator to implement recreation activities and support individuals to develop personal activity plans.
Muncey	Chippewas of the Thames First Nation	$30,000	provide increased opportunities for the youth of the Chippewas on the Thames First Nation to participate in physical activity through community sport and recreation.
Niagara Falls	Heart Niagara	$52,940	implement Phase 2 of the Niagara on the Move program to increase daily activity levels targeting women and girls.
Norwich	WOMBA Woodstock Oxford Minor Basketball Association	$2,500	expand the current basketball program to include youth ages 13-15  in Woodstock.
Ohsweken	Aka:we Canoe Club	$10,000	train coaches and purchase equipment to provide a recreational canoeing program for aboriginal children, youth and adults
Ohsweken	Ganohkwasra Family Assault Support Services	$25,000	support a project co-ordinator and purchase of physical fitness equipment to implement a pilot program for aboriginal adults and youth.
Owen Sound	Grey Bruce Health Unit	$35,000	support the implementation of the Grey Bruce Physical Activity Plan and PLAY Grey Bruce social marketing campaign.
Owen Sound	Owen Sound, City of	$5,100	support the triathlon training program for youth and a physical activity tracking calendar for schools.
Port Colborne	Port Colborne Economic & Tourism Development Corporation	$22,060	create weekly Saturday opportunities for children 5-14 years to participate in play-as-sport.
Sarnia	Sarnia Riding Club Ltd.	$15,650	decrease barriers to participation for youth participants in programming at the Sarnia Riding Club and introduce new racquet sports/exercise programming to youth and adults.
Seaforth	Huron East, The Municipality of	$2,500	develop and implement a cardiovascular fitness program for inactive older adults.
Shelburne	Shelburne, Town of	$15,000	develop a Trails, Pedestrian and Cycling Plan for the Town of Shelburne and increase the community’s awareness of the benefits of walking and cycling for health.
Simcoe	Community Living Access Support Services	$38,928	implement a strategy for broad community use of the Virtual Room software system in communities throughout Norfolk and Haldimand Counties to increase daily physical activity levels of residents.
St. Thomas	Y.W.C.A. of St. Thomas	$15,000	encourage physical activity and leadership training through recreation and fitness opportunities to residents of Elgin County with an emphasis on children, youth, women and families.
Stratford	Spruce Lodge	$6,500	allow Spruce Lodge to purchase adapted fitness equipment for the Woodland Wellness Centre
Strathroy	Middlesex Community Living	$10,000	implement new physical activity programs for older adults with disabilities in Middlesex County.
Waterloo	Waterloo Sunrise Cricket Club	$8,208	increase participation of ethnic children and youth in the sport of cricket in Waterloo Region by enhancing the cricket coaching program
Waterloo	Waterloo Regional Synchronized Swimming Club	$5,000	implement the ACTIVE 10 project to encourage girls and young women aged 6 to 22 years to participate in the sport of synchronized swimming
Windsor	Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland	$13,031	actively engage 4,500 youth in the year long "Kids in Motion - Rotary Fitness Challenge", which will result in increased daily physical activity levels and healthier eating choices.
Windsor	Harmony in Action	$13,787	provide a physical activity program for individuals 16 years of age and older with developmental and physical disabilities.
Windsor	Teen Health Centre	$6,081	implement a new weekly physical activity programs for inactive youth 11 to 14 years of age.
Windsor	South West Area Recreation Guild	$36,450	assist with the development and implementation of a comprehensive physical activity strategy for Windsor, Essex County, Chatham-Kent and Lambton County.
Windsor	Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County	$4,661	provide a bi-weekly physical activity program for girls 12 to 14 years of age for two summers.
Windsor	Citizen Advocacy Windsor-Essex	$18,205	provide physical activity opportunities for older adults in two low-income apartment buildings in Windsor
Windsor	Canadian Mental Health Association Windsor-Essex County Branch	$3,735	provide for a Cardio and Conditioning Group twice a week for adults with mental health conditions.
Wingham	Town and Country Support Services	$18,000	expand and implement seniors fitness programs in Huron County
Woodstock	YMCA Woodstock	$25,000	develop and implement an adapted recreation equipment loan program in Oxford County.
Woodstock	Woodstock, City of	$5,000	develop and implement an osteoporosis exercise and education program for older adults

Round 2

City/Town/Village	Organization	Grant  Amount	This project will ……
Toronto	Centre international de recherches d'experts consultants juridiques indépendants (CIRECJI)	$21,182	assist the organization to increase physical activity levels among French speaking immigrants in Scarborough by hosting information sessions and establishing 3 walking clubs and 3 aerobic dance clubs.
Christian Island	Chippewas of Beausoleil First Nation	$26,900	provide new physical activity and sport programming for children and youth and increase volunteerism.
Milton	Conservation Halton	$39,390	to increase participation in physical activity for residents in Halton through the development and implementation of a community wide walking campaign and the production of a trail guidebook.
Toronto	Dixon Hall	$7,406	provide 40 youth and 10 youth leaders with the equipment necessary in order to increase cricket playing in the Regent Park area.
Toronto	Dixon Hall	$5,774	provide those who are marginally housed or homeless with the opportunity to join in physical and health promotion activities.
Toronto	Family Service Association of Toronto	$30,000	create the "Building positive pathways" program, a physical activity plan for youth.
Toronto	Gilda's Club Greater Toronto	$48,000	Create and implement the Activate My Recovery program for cancer survivors.
Huntsville	Huntsville, Town of	$7,300	create new programs of Disc Golf and learn to canoe camps for youth.
Toronto	LAMP Community Health Centre	$54,000	develop the PACE project, a physical activity program for teens.
Toronto	Midaynta Community Services (Midaynta Association of Somali Service Agencies - Metro Toronto)	$29,904	create the "Older, Stronger, Fitter" program, a physical activity program for older Ontarians.
Newmarket	Newmarket, Corporation of the Town of	$127,651	create the Skateboard Certification Program (SCP) framework for programming, participant skills teaching, instructor training, and instructor/coach certification for the sport of skateboarding.
North York	North York Seniors Centre	$50,350	create the Fitness for Mature Adults program, a physical activity program for older Ontarians.
Toronto	Ogaden Somali Community Association of Ontario	$20,000	create the Ogaden Youth Basketball Program, a physical activity program for young Ontarians.
Toronto	Ontario March of Dimes	$13,632	create the "Conductive Education Recreation" pilot project, a physical activity program for people with neuro-motor disabilities.
Pickering	Pickering Soccer Club Inc.	$16,562	assist with the costs of delivering the "All Kids Play" soccer access program for children and youth in the City of Pickering.
Mississauga	Portuguese Cultural Centre of Mississauga	$17,724	assist the organization to deliver a soccer program for children and youth.
Toronto	Regroupement des femmes immigrantes francophones (REFIF)	$20,592	assist the organization to provide recreational programs for French speaking seniors from ethno-cultural communities within the greater Toronto area.
Toronto	Scadding Court Community Centre	$24,000	provide children and youth the opportunity to experience sports that they would not otherwise be able to access due to their socio-economic status and the lack of inner-city programs and resources.
Mississauga	Shromani Sikh Sangat	$48,210	assist the organization to purchase fitness equipment and provide physical activity classes.
Midhurst	Springwater, Corporation of the Township of	$7,575	"This project will allow the Township of Springwater to conduct a series of after school physical activity and fitness programs for children in 4 public schools across the municipality."
Markham	Toronto Children's Breakfast Club	$58,573	help create the "Two Wheel Drive" program, a pilot project that allows at risk youth access to sports equipment.
Toronto	Toronto Community and Culture Centre	$50,000	create the "Moving for Health in Community" project, a physical activity program for youth and seniors that will increase youth and senior participation skills in traditional chinese dance.
Toronto	Toronto, City of	$236,775	provide children and youth from the 13 priority neighbourhoods with physical activity workshops as well as provide city wide initiatives to promote inproved physical health for all Torontonians.
Toronto	United Cultural and Community Services	$38,500	create 'Character Through Sports', a physical activity program for youth.
Hawkesbury	100% Actifs	$20,000	develop new sports and recreation after-school activities for 880 disadvantaged and at risk Francophone youth between the ages of 10 and 12 from low-income families in the greater Hawkesbury area.
Williamstown	Air Gliders Trampoline Club	$9,500	increase the number of trampoline classes and the number of children and youth participating in the Club's activities.
Arnprior	Arnprior, Town of	$9,000	develop an after school physical activity program for children and youth.
Trenton	At The Crossroads	$11000	purchase equipment, gym and training space to develop coaches and implement sport activities including basketball and volleyball programs for Youth at Risk in the Quinte and surrounding area.
Brighton	Brighton Dragon Boat Club	$12,036	provide equipment and access to Dragon Boating, by developing coaches and implementing paddling workshops and events, to increase physical activity for participants of all ages and especially cancer survivors, seniors, and persons with disabilities.
Brockville	Brockville and Area YMCA	$19,451	assist the Brockville and Area YMCA with the delivery of three new programs for area children in the Brockville area.
Cardiff	Cardiff Community Association	$10,013	support the planning and development of new programming in the rural community of Cardiff (Haliburton County).
Brockville	Community & Primary Health Care-Lanark, Leeds & Grenville (formerly VON, Leeds & Grenville Branch)	$11,638	allow Community & Primary Health Care-Lanark, Leeds & Grenville to expand its SMART (Seniors Managing Active Roles Together) Program to four new communities in Lanark, Leeds and Grenville Counties.
Kingston	Community Response to Neighbourhood Concerns (CRNC)	$17929	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for children and youth from low-income families, including youth at risk in the Rideau Heights neighbourhood of Kingston.
St. Eugene	East Hawkesbury, Township of	$15,000	will develop a series of new sports and recreation activities for 3 rural areas of the Township of East Hawkesbury for children and youth and their families.
Kingston	Extend-A-Family Kingston	$15,379	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for children and adults with a disability, including children with autism.
Kingston	Girls Incorporated of Limestone, Algonquin and Lakeshore	$29,569	provide affordable and accessible sport and physical activity programming for young girls in the Greater City of Kingston, County of Prince Edward, combined Counties of Hastings-Lennox-Addington and Central Frontenac.
Ottawa	Gloucester Recreation Development Organization	$16,644	provide low-cost recreational sport skill development programs to low income communities for children 4 to 14 years of ages.
Cornwall	La Maison des Jeunes de Cornwall/Cornwall Youth Centre Inc.	$12,000	develop a series of monthly sports and recreation activity days for the low-income disadvantaged youth between the ages of 9 and 18 and their families in the greater Cornwall area.
Merrickville	Merrickville-Wolford, Village of	$4,570	support a series of summer programs for children from low income families in the Village of Merrickville-Wolford.
Ottawa	Orleans Youth Resource Centre/Centre de ressources des jeunes d'Orleans	$15,000	develop and implement a new bilingual physical activity program for youth between the ages of 12 and 18 in the Orleans area (Ottawa East).
Dunrobin	Ottawa River Canoe Club	$8,728	provide the opportunity for persons with a disability to participate and develop canoe paddling skills in specially adapted canoes.
Ottawa	Ottawa Titans Water Polo Association	$15,500	provide a water polo house league program throughout the City of Ottawa for high school and community based youth ages 14 to 18 years.
Ottawa	Patro d'Ottawa	$12,000	offer a new and specialized soccer and basketball program to 120 disadvantaged low-income ethno cultural Francophone children and youth under 18 residing in the lower town area of Ottawa.
Pembroke	Phoenix Centre for Children & Families	$19,500	connect children and youth from low-income families in rural areas of Renfrew County with organized sport programs.
Kingston	Salvation Army Rideau Heights Community and Family Services (Kingston), The	$9,523	develop new physical activity programs for low income teens, children and adults, women and seniors.
Peterborough	Trent University Department of Athletics and Recreation	$10,000	support the implementation of Sports Camp day trips to Trent University for elementary students in Peterborough County in May and June 2008.
Ottawa	University of Ottawa, Faculty of Health Sciences, Schoo