Big Sisters
Developed By: Big Brother and Sisters of Canada
A Big Sister spends one-on-one time with a little sister (ages 6-16) a few hours a week. The most important responsibility of a Big Sister is being able to positively impact a young girl's life, done through shared activities such as going for a walk, playing a sport, baking, laughing, going on a picnic, or just plain listening and talking.
Web Site: Big Brothers and Sisters of Canada
Email: purpledog@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 1-800-263-9133
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Just for Girls Sport
Developed By: Collaborative Community Coaching
Just for Girls Sport (ages 9-12 at Collingwood Neighbourhood House, Vancouver, BC) and Girls Gym (ages 9-13 at Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group) are two programs that utilize the C3 approach.
Email: allison.jones@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 613-731-6752
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Collaborative Community Coaching (C3)
Developed By: Collaborative Community Coaching
Collaborative Community Coaching is a unique approach to recreation and sport for children and youth, teaching moral, social and physical skills in a balanced fashion. The mission of the program is to contribute to increasing the enthusiasm and sustained participation of children and youth in safe, values-based and child centred sport and recreation activities through support and implementation of the C3 approach.
Email: allison.jones@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 613-731-6752
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Active NOW
Developed By: Active NOW
Active NOW (Network of Women) provides its members with information on women's-only sport, recreation, and fitness-related activities throughout BC's lower mainland. Members also receive information about upcoming sporting events and discounts through partnerships with other women-only organizations.
Web Site: activenow.ca
Email: linda@activenow.ca
Phone Number: (604) 340-6081
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Faut que ça bouge!
Developed By: Association canadienne des entraîneurs
Faut que ça bouge!
Conçue par l'Association canadienne des entraîneurs comme une campagne nationale populaire, Faut que ça bouge! favorise les actions multi-sectorielles au niveau de la communauté . Le résultat escompté de cette campagne est d'inciter la collaboration entre les élus locaux et les leaders communautaires des secteurs de la santé, de l'éducation, des loisirs et du sport afin de promouvoir une éducation physique de qualité quotidienne dans les écoles ainsi que les chances pour tous les enfants et les jeunes de pouvoir participer à de bons programmes de loisirs et de sport dans la communauté.
Pour plus d'information, n'hésitez pas à visiter la section « Les enfants et le Sport » du site de l'Association canadienne des entraîneurs au :
Web Site: Association canadienne des entraîneurs
Email: purpledog@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 613-235-5000
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Programme mentor en-ligne
Developed By: Programme « Les Entraîneuses »
Programme mentor en-ligne - ce programme est destiné aux entraîneurs de sexe féminin de tout niveau qui veulent recevoir des commentaires et échanger des idées. Les entraîneuses sont associés à des mentors et communiquent ainsi par courriel.
Pour plus de renseignements sur les programmes offerts, visitez le site web :: ou appelez le ou cflett@coach.ca
Web Site: Association canadienne des entraîneurs
Email: purpledog@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 613-235-5000 ext.2386
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Programme « Les Entraîneuses »
Developed By: Association canadienne des entraîneurs
Le Programme « Les Entraîneuses » est une campagne pan-canadienne destinée aux femmes pour augmenter le nombre d'opportunités liées à l'entraînement à tous les niveaux du sport. cflett@coach.ca
Web Site: Les Entraîneuses
Email: purpledog@sympatico.ca
Phone Number: 613-235-5000 ext.2386
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Victoria Senior Secondary & The University Of Victoria
Developed By: Victoria Senior Secondary/ University of Victoria
Victoria Senior Secondary is involved in a collaborative research study with the University of Victoria designed to further explore female participation in physical education and provide students with a direct role in curriculum development.
Policy and practice implications from this important school-university partnership include the need for research support for teachers wanting to initiate change, the identification of feasible curriculum ideas to encourage female enrolment in physical education, and the benefits to researchers collaborating with teachers.
Email: sgibbons@uvic.ca
Phone Number: 250-721-8383
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FUTURES FOR WOMEN IN SPORT - SYMPOSIUM
Developed By: UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
To encourage more young women to become leaders in sport, the University of Ottawa hosts a 2½ day Futures for Women in Sport - Symposium on career opportunities in sport.
Aware of the lack of women in leadership roles throughout the sport sector, particularly in the area of coaching, they decided to develop a career symposium that would promote the diverse range of opportunities available, network high school student-leaders with female leaders and professionals, and increase the profile of women in sport in the community.
Email: brenning@uottawa.ca
Phone Number: 613.562.5800 ext.4379
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GO GIRLS! HEALTHY BODIES, HEALTHY MINDS
Developed By: ONTARIO PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds is mentoring program that provides adolescent girls with the information and support to make informed lifestyle choices while maintaining sensitivity toward their emotional, social and cultural issues. The program matches groups of girls in grades seven and eight with female university students who act as their mentors.
Web Site: Go Girls!
Email: gogirls@ophea.org
Phone Number: 416.426.7120
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