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Prairie Central District for Sport, Culture and Recreation Inc.
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Recognize Your Volunteers
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Here's your chance. Does your community have a volunteer or a group of volunteers who go above and beyond to help in many if not all your activities/events? Are you looking for a way to recognize and celebrate their contributions? Please submit their name or group name by
September 15th
to the PCD Volunteer Recognition Program
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September 27, 28 & 29, 2019
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The deadline to register your events for Culture Days 2019 is only a few days away -
September 16th.
Remember - you can download Culture Days logos from the website, available in English, French, and bilingual versions. Be sure to include them in any marketing materials that you’re creating in-house.
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National Coaches Week is being celebrated
September 21-29, 2019
. Take the opportunity to celebrate the many contributions that coaches provide on and off the field. Please visit our social media pages for daily inspirational ideas and tips on how you can say
#ThanksCoach
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Don't Wait - Start the Application Today
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The
Aboriginal Community Sport Development Grant Program
(ACSDGP) provides greater sport participation and development opportunities for Aboriginal youth in Saskatchewan. The program will assist and support the implementation of organized community sport programs to increase sport opportunities for youth in the Aboriginal community, specifically in urban, rural, on-reserve, isolated and northern communities. The next deadline to apply is
October 1, 2019
. Start the application process today by
clicking here
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Take advantage of some free support by contacting
Bonnie
about the grant program planning workshops.
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Rural Reconciliation
2nd Annual Educational Gathering
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Alleviating Volunteer Fatigue Workshop
Read more about Dr. Manley
here
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Check the Prairie Central District
Events
Pages for more
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Check out the many
Forever
...
in
motion
Training for Older Adults Sessions
being offered this fall. Attend the bi-annual
Forever ...in
motion
Rural Leader Meeting and Social Gathering
or the
Safe Moves - Refresher Training
. You can read about these, their
Fall Newsletter
and the
Fit Over 50 Flyer
by
clicking here
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Active Aging Week - October 1-7, 2019
The objective of this annual health-promotion event is to give as many older adults as possible the means to experience wellness activities and exercise in a safe, supportive environment. It also promotes the benefits of healthier more active lifestyles across the life span. Visit their
website
to get involved and celebrate aging!
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Some ongoing grants that may work for you:
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The
artsvest program
is returning to Saskatchewan. Workshops
are scheduled in Swift Current, Estevan, Melville, Regina, Prince Albert, Meadow Lake and Saskatoon. Attendance at these workshops is mandatory for organizations who plan to participate in the program.
This phase of artsvest Saskatchewan is funded through an investment of $500,000 from the Government of Saskatchewan with a matching amount from Canadian Heritage.
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Looking for a specific grant/program?
Not listed above?
Click on the
colored buttons and
follow the links.
Still can't find it... give us a call 306.726.2087
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Sport for Life released their revised
Long-Term Development in Sport and Physical Activity 3.0
resource document. Long-Term Development in Sport and Physical Activity is a framework for the development of every child, youth, and adult to enable optimal participation in sport and physical activity. This third edition brings a number of important updates and enhancements.
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SPRA is proud to be the provincial leader for the wellbeing of people and communities through recreation. Their
2019-2024 Strategic Plan
strengthens their commitment to grow active and engaged communities, foster sector capacity and provide strong leadership.
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Fundraising
is almost a given with most non-profit organizations. SaskCulture has a resource on their
website
that has a wealth of information.
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How much risk is too much? How can play remain safe?
Check out the
Active for Life podcast
with Dr. Mariana Brussoni on the value of risky play.
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Unstructured play is recognized for its critical role in developing creativity, resilience, problem-solving abilities, and risk management skills. A play policy can assist municipalities, school boards and other organizations demonstrate their role and commitment to providing unstructured play opportunities. It can act as a reference tool or 'blueprint for action' when making and implementing decisions that affect children's access to play.
Check out the
Canadian Public Health Association - Children's Unstructured Play Toolkit
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SaskOutdoors connects people of Saskatchewan to the outdoors to '
inspire a sense of discovery and play within our natural environment by passionately delivering programs and services that promote awareness of outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship'.
Check out their website for more information.
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The Coaching Association of Canada and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport have coordinated
The Responsible Coaching Movement (RCM).
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As the City of Lloydminster gears up to host the 2020 Saskatchewan Summer Games (2020 SSG) in just over one year’s time, two important pieces in the planning of the Games were officially recognized on Thursday, July 25: the Tri-Party Agreement and the unveiling of the creative material and tagline for the Games. The Games will be staged through a partnership, marked by formal agreement, between the Saskatchewan Games Council, the City of Lloydminster, and the 2020 Lloydminster Saskatchewan Summer Games Host Society.
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Team Prairie Central has an opportunity for you to 'Experience the Games' by being part of the
Mission Staff
.
Click here
to download the application form. More information can be found on our
website
.
The
S
port Technical Packages
are posted on our website with updates and opportunities as they become available. Please keep checking as you won't want to miss any of the tryouts!
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1st Half - July 26-29
Athletics
Baseball
Canoe Kayak
Soccer (F)
Triathlon
Volleyball (F)
Volleyball (M
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2nd Half - July 29-Aug 1
Archery
Basketball (F)
Basketball (M)
Golf
Rugby
Soccer(M)
Softball (F)
Swimming
Swimming Special "O"
Tennis
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Prairie Central District for Sport, Culture and Recreation Inc.
We provide leadership and support by building bridges and partnerships through sport, culture and recreation for the benefit of the district.
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