Ontario Sport and Recreation Communities Fund (OSRCF) Local/Regional Projects EAST REGION

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1 Ontario Sport and Recreation Communities Fund (OSRCF) Local/Regional Projects EAST REGION A table of successful applicants. Each row is a different project and contains the following information: municipality, organization, grant amount, project title, and project description. Municipality Organization Grant Amount Project Title Project Description A Love of Tennis Inc. $15,124 Serving up Success This project will increase participation, build sport capacity, and develop physical literacy programs for 300 children ages 6-17, and train five volunteers as Tennis Canada certified instructors in order to increase capacity and to ensure sustainability. Albion Heatherington Recreation Centre $35,953 Athletes Club This project will build a Pan Am sports opportunity into a new recreation program to teach children from low-income neighbourhoods, fundamental, transferrable sports skills, with a focus on basketball and volleyball. Golden Lake Algonquins of Pikwakanagan Health Services $43,423 Healthy Kids Make Healthy Adults This project will focus on the development of physical literacy skills and fundamental movement skills, build capacity and increase the number of children, youth and teens participating in sport and recreation for the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan. Page 1 of 7

2 Port Hope Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northumberland $98,400 Power Play - Mentoring Through Sport This project will engage 200 marginalized and at-risk children in organized sports activities designed to develop fundamental movement and decisionmaking skills amongst participant children and youth aged 6-18 years with twenty mentors trained in physical literacy and the fundamentals of sport, increasing leadership capacity throughout Northumberland County. Kingston Boys and Girls Club of Kingston and Area $70,900 Kingston Police Athletic League This project will create a Police Athletic League that will offer various sport opportunities to children and youth aged in Kingston; including basketball, indoor soccer, ball hockey and baseball. Woodlawn Constance & Buckham s Bay Community Association $41,067 Constance Bay Active Living Jump- Start This project will remove participation barriers for 294 older adults by teaching active-living skills to geographically isolated and financially disadvantaged seniors in the rural communities of Constance Bay, Buckham s Bay, Woodlawn and Dunrobin. Centre de Ressources Communautaires Rideau-Rockliffe $55,664 Multisport for Children and Youth This project will offer a FMS multi-sport program to children aged 6-12 years and youth aged years in the Rideau Rockcliffe Ward. Over a period of two years, 220 participants will benefit from weekly programming and an additional 30 youth aged will become qualified FMS trainers. Page 2 of 7

3 Centre des services communautaires Vanier $120,516 Get Moving Again! This project will increase the number of sport and recreation participation opportunities for 450 newcomer francophone children and youth aged 6-18 by offering free sports programming and cycling lessons over two years. Trenton Committee for Innovative Thinking For Youth Quinte West Youth Centre $39,567 Teen Activity Sports and Recreation (TASAR) This project will provide physical activity opportunities such as ball skills sports events, recreational running programs, and strength and flexibility programs for 200 youth ages while encouraging leadership development in senior youth by providing barrier free access to training and coaching programs. Kemptville Corporation of the Municipality of North Grenville $18,800 Skate and Helmet Lending Library and Learn to Skate This project will provide a skate and helmet lending program for children and youth and offer a "learn to skate" program for grade one students. Brockville Developmental Services of Leeds and Grenville $58,958 Tumbling Together This project will train new staff to increase the legacy of Tumbling Together, an early foundation physical literacy skills program for children 3-6 years of age with delays or significant developmental challenges. Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group $58,211 YouthFIT This project will increase participation, build sport capacity, and develop physical literacy programs for 1,600 children and youth, and train youth to lead fitness and physical activity classes in order to increase capacity and to ensure sustainability. Page 3 of 7

4 Peterborough Combermere Green Communities Canada Jewish Youth Library of KidActive - Healthy Kids, Communities and Outdoors Lowertown Community Resource Centre $60,072 LifeCYCLE: Inspiring Students to be Active Everyday $19,990 Inter-ACTIVE Girls! $47,184 Designed to Move in Renfrew County $60,136 Healthy for Life This project will enable Green Communities Canada to implement the LifeCYCLE program for Grade 5-8 students at six to eight elementary schools in Toronto. This two year project will provide swimming lessons, yoga and hiking, and life-long intergenerational participation skills to 195 girls, women and older adults and over two years provide High Five Leadership training skills to 10 leaders. This project will use local expertise and evidence based resources to deliver high quality and regular recreation training (with a focus on parks and trails) and education programs to communities across Renfrew County. This project will offer evening Pan Am Games-themed sports programming to children and youth years of age; Zumba, aquafitness and swimming lessons for ethnocultural women; and artistic dance classes for seniors aged 65+. Port Hope Municipality of Port Hope $19,600 Para Learn to Swim This project will provide specialized swimming instruction to approximately 488 children and youth (ages 6 to 24 years) in Port Hope to enhance their fitness level, flexibility and provide an essential life skill while also providing training for three swim instructors and two lifeguards to deliver this program. Page 4 of 7

5 Nepean Sharbot Lake Dunrobin Nepean Rideau Osgoode Community Resource Centre Northern Frontenac Community Services Olde Forge Community Resource Centre River Canoe Club $8,000 $17,950 $81,720 $19,590 Rideau Canoe Club $47,080 Alfred Soccer PRO 17 $3,100 Teen and Adult Swim Lesson (TASW) Kids Fit First Nations Initiative (Where Kids Get Fit and Fit In) The Olde Forge Seniors' Recreation Para Canoe Satellite Canoe and Kayak Recreational s Club de soccer PRO17 This project will hire a coordinator and two instructors to provide a series of swimming lessons to 47 youth and adults over a two year period. This project will increase opportunities for Aboriginal youth to become active and build fundamental movement skills by participating in two traditional First Nations sports. This project will remove participation barriers for 275 older adults by providing fitness programs, healthy eating workshops, and training of 25 volunteers in the City of. This project will remove participation barriers by teaching 20 youth paraathletes to canoe, train 10 new paracoaches, and extend the canoe kayak program from a seasonal training program to a year round training program. This project will increase participation, build capacity, and develop physical literacy programs for 408 children, youth, adults and seniors through summer camps and fitness programs. This project will promote the benefits of soccer in developing fundamental movement skills, offer opportunities to youths, especially girls, to be and stay active, increase the club's membership, and provide training for volunteers to act as coaches and officials. Page 5 of 7

6 Wilberforce Algonquin Highlands Minden The Municipality of Highlands East The Township of Algonquin Highlands The Township of Minden Hills $16,493 $7,598 $6,600 Wilberforce Children/Youth and Senior's Curling Expansion Active & Strong In Algonquin Highlands! Minden Hills Active Living Project Arnprior Town of Arnprior $40,000 Seniors on a Roll This project will enable the community to expand curling programming for children and seniors in Wilberforce. This project will provide new recreation opportunities to enhance participation within the community and help promote and support an active lifestyle specifically geared towards older adults and seniors and families. The project will deliver 36 physical activity classes such as yoga, cross-country skiing, and hiking, and will also offer participants reduced trail and rental fees to encourage participation. This project will provide new recreation opportunities to enhance participation within the community and help promote and support an active lifestyle specifically geared towards older adults and seniors and families. The project will introduce such programs as Zumba, yoga, low impact aerobics, pole walking, snowshoeing, and a bike share initiative. This project will increase the opportunities for older adults and seniors to become more physically and mentally active by offering low or no cost activities that are easy to access and become involved in. This project will offer transportation opportunities that will allow 3,000 older adults and seniors to participate in such programming as Nordic skiing, Crosscountry skiing, and swimming. Page 6 of 7

7 Cobourg Town of Cobourg - Cobourg Community Centre $58,898 Recreation Strategic Plan Renfrew Town of Renfrew $36,946 Time to Play This project will result in a comprehensive strategy focusing on new program development, program staff training modules, new partnership opportunities and barrier reduction tactics to support a focus on CS4L principles increasing active living for all age groups together with the creation of an evaluation tool to measure program success in a more effective manner. This project will provide an opportunity for children, youth and families to participate in ball sports and movement activities. Activities will begin during the summer of 2015, and popular programs will continue beyond March 2016 due the sustainability of the program. Time to Play is an opportunity to multiply the number of staff and programs available in the Town of Renfrew by at least 10%. Lansdowne Township of Leeds and The Thousand Islands $16,750 Leeds and the Thousand Islands Recreation Library This project will establish a Recreation Library in partnership with four local libraries for the benefit of 10,000 residents. Residents will be able to borrow recreation and leisure interest equipment just as they would a book or DVD. Resources will include items such as soccer balls, basket balls, hiking poles, and tennis racquets. These items will make participation in physical activities more accessible and enticing. Page 7 of 7 For general inquiries by phone: In Toronto: Toll Free: TTY*: TTY* Toll Free: