Safe and Active Communities

Sponsor Brampton Recreation and Community Programs

We offer a wide range of opportunities for sponsorship in Brampton’s recreational programming. Our world-class facilities are host to indoor and outdoor amenities that feature a variety of programs and activities. Beyond sports, there is something for every age group and interest, including initiatives in science, technology, mathematics, and environment.

Recreation Programs

Sponsoring Brampton’s recreation programs helps provide our community with an assortment of recreational experiences.

Golf: Located in the heart of Brampton, Peel Village Golf Course is constructed within a 67-acre flood plain surrounding the Etobicoke Creek. The Golf Season runs from April 1 to November 1 annually. The course offers golfers nine challenging holes in a natural setting. The course, a mix of tree-lined dog-legs, water hazards, sand traps, elevated tee boxes and greens.
Swimming Sponsorship: Available at most community centres, swimming programs provide opportunities for all ages. Programs vary depending on location, and range from swimming lessons, lane swims, female or male-only lessons, Brampton Lifesaving Club, aqua fit and aquatic therapy.
Skating Sponsorship: During the winter season, Brampton has a variety of free outdoor skating rinks. In addition to the free skates, there are multiple learn-to-skate programs that take place at our facilities.
Free Youth Drop-In Sports: Free youth Drop-In Sports take place at multiple recreation centres between the hours of 3pm and 5pm to attract and welcome Brampton’s youth during the afterschool hours.This program allows youth to come together year-round in a safe and welcoming space to engage in sport with their friends and other youth within their schools and community.

Community Support

Fire Prevention & Carbon Monoxide Week Campaign: This city wide campaign is held annually to provide the community with the information they need on the dangers of carbon monoxide and important information about fire safety. The initiative includes education and activities throughout the city on preventative measures for residents and businesses.
Emergency Preparedness Week: Emergency Preparedness Week is part of an enhanced public awareness campaign to educate renters – specifically young adults, newcomers, single parents, people with disabilities living independently and our vulnerable population – that preparedness starts with them. The Emergency Preparedness Week Campaign aims to encourage Brampton residents to buy content insurance for their household items and maintain an emergency kit that keeps them and their families self-sufficient for at least 72 hours until further help arrives.
Nurturing Neighbourhoods: The Nurturing Neighbourhoods Program is an initiative within the Community Safety & Well-Being Office, at the City of Brampton. It is an innovative way to engage Brampton residents and encourage civic community building. Through the Nurturing Neighbourhoods Program, residents have the opportunity to play an active role, and even take the lead, in shaping the future of their neighbourhood.