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 Multi-Sports | This is a fun and exciting way to be introduced to a variety of adapted schoolyard games. Big Beach ball Soccer, Mini-basketball, Red Rover and Tag are just some of the games played at this strictly recreational program. Children will get a chance to develop and practise wheelchair skills, communication skills, and develop hand-eye coordination while participating in a fun, safe and affordable environment. Children are welcome to bring walkers, or other adaptive equipment, for some of the games. Tuesday evenings.
Kathy Ludwig, 905-790-6732 • basketball@cruisers-sports.com • www.cruisers-sports.com
| | Boccia | This program is designed for participants with upper body impairments, such as muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy. This sport will provide participants with the opportunity to participate recreationally as well as to compete at various levels. Tuesday evenings.
Dianne Christopher, 905-792-0477 • track&field@cruisers-sports.com • www.cruisers-sports.com
| | Sledge Hockey | | | Wheelchair Basketball | | | Track and Field | | | Drop-In Dance | This exciting drop-in program is for adults 18+ who have special needs. This includes developmentally or physically challenged adults or those who have a mental illness. Each week is different with theme nights and prizes.
The cost of the dance is $9.00 per week, payable at the door.
Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre
Wednesday 6:30pm - 8:30 pm
September 21st, 2011 - June 20th, 2012
| | Holiday Dinner & Dance | Join us on the following nights for dinner, dancing and fun. Wear a costume for Hallowe’en, dress up in red or something fancy for Valentine’s and possibly win a prize. Support workers are welcome andare only required to pay for the dinner if wanting to eat. Open to Ages 13+
Halloween Dinner & Dance • Friday, October 28, 2011
Valentine’s Dinner & Dance • Friday, February 10, 2012
$15.00 for Dinner & Dance • $9.00 for Dance only – 8pm
Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre
6:30-10:30 p.m.
For ticket information, please call Program Coordinator at 905-846-2370.
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It is the goal of the Brampton Recreation Division to be responsive to the needs of all residents, ensuring that all recreational activities are accessible.
The primary goal of the C.A.R.E. fund is to ensure that all youth are given the opportunity to benefit from recreation programs regardless of their financial situation.
This subsidy program can be accessed through the Peel Board of Education Social Workers or by sending a completed City of Brampton C.A.R.E Package along with the registration form to:
C.A.R.E
City of Brampton
Recreation Division
2 Wellington Street West
Brampton, Ontario L6Y 4R2
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