A SPACE Exclusive Introduction To Fishing

This snow week provides the opportunity for ill or injured Veterans and caregivers from Manitoba to British Columbia to return to a sport they may once have enjoyed or to introduce them to a winter sport which may become a lifelong family activity. This week long event will be financially covered with exceptions of the travel costs to get to and from our location. Our goal is to have a fun, inclusive safe week with many positive experiences.

Tough Love in teaching. What is it? How is it done correctly? Unlearning problematic methods from our past and moving on with a mental health approach to dance pedagogy.

Presenter: Jo-Anne La Flèche, MPsy, MA Dance - consulting psychologist to l’École supérieure de ballet du Québec.

Common mental health challenges for dancers, signs of distress, and what actions can be taken.

Presenter: Josh Spell MSW, LICSW - consulting mental health professional to Pacific Northwest Ballet.

Learn about blind curling in Burlington! Explore the benefits of the game, fees associated with the sport, and the overall commitment. Afterwards, our wonderful volunteer Eric will help you hone your curling skills with a game!

Sloka will be conducting four workshops in January and February 2023. Each session will build on the previous one; however, their participants can come afresh to each session as well. Each day, we will start with gentle warmups of the hands, fingers, arms, and legs.

Sloka will be conducting four workshops in January and February 2023. Each session will build on the previous one; however, their participants can come afresh to each session as well. Each day, we will start with gentle warmups of the hands, fingers, arms, and legs.

This is a gathering for “SPECAL” pool playing where those living with dementia can play pool using any rules they would like, while the care partners can either play or have a social time while watching their loved ones play.

Join The Wellness Project for a skate, sledge or slide with your family at Stronach arena.

All abilities welcome -we can adapt the program as needed to ensure everyone can participate.

Adaptive Aquatics is offered every Saturday. People with disabilities are welcome to utilize the Logan Aquatic Center. Immediate family members are encouraged to come and swim with their loved ones. There is no charge for this program for participants or families. Lifeguards on duty at all times.

Adaptive Aquatics is offered every Saturday. People with disabilities are welcome to utilize the Logan Aquatic Center. Immediate family members are encouraged to come and swim with their loved ones. There is no charge for this program for participants or families. Lifeguards on duty at all times.

This session will provide information on scoping and technical requirements for boat slips and technical provisions that apply to gangways connecting floating facilities, accessible routes connecting fixed facilities, clear space, handrail, and edge protection. Additionally, presenters will address associated elements and facilities that support recreational boating and fishing facilities.

Fishing and boating is a sport enjoyed throughout the year. During this prime session, learn about modified procedures and safety protocols during leisure fishing and boating as well as competitive events. There will be time for participants to ask questions of the speaker following the presentation.

This session will review the scoping and technical requirements for accessible golf and miniature golf courses. U.S. Access Board staff Bill Botten and Juliet Shoultz will also address frequently asked questions and common sources of confusion about accessibility at golf and miniature golf facilities.

Whether you are an elite runner or just starting out on your running journey--you can do a walk/run, too. 

Athletes and guides are paired up, and given a lightweight 8-foot bamboo pole--guide on the front, athlete on the back-this way athletes and guides can run together without having to be too close.

Whether you are an elite runner or just starting out on your running journey--you can do a walk/run, too. 

Athletes and guides are paired up, and given a lightweight 8-foot bamboo pole--guide on the front, athlete on the back-this way athletes and guides can run together without having to be too close.

Whether you are an elite runner or just starting out on your running journey--you can do a walk/run, too. 

Athletes and guides are paired up, and given a lightweight 8-foot bamboo pole--guide on the front, athlete on the back-this way athletes and guides can run together without having to be too close.

Whether you are an elite runner or just starting out on your running journey--you can do a walk/run, too. 

Athletes and guides are paired up, and given a lightweight 8-foot bamboo pole--guide on the front, athlete on the back-this way athletes and guides can run together without having to be too close.

Achilles Ottawa is a national capital-based running club which is creating a community of support for runners who are blind or partially sighted.

Achilles Ottawa is a national capital-based running club which is creating a community of support for runners who are blind or partially sighted.