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The Active Circle’s programs database aims to provide information about physical activity initiatives in Canada and to inspire leaders who want to start a program in their community.
Eight initiatives are currently being rolled out with the support of the Active Circle. Find out about the programs here.
Voices
"The Active Circle is a family, I feel like I'm part of something. I feel really supported in the work that I do."
Evan Chamakese, Pelican Lake First Nation
Programs
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Y Act Up Advisory Group
We want to hear about what affects your life, your family, and your community. Members of Y Act Up’s Advisory Group will offer their expertise and help inform decisions that will have a real... More
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Aboriginal Youth Community Kitchen
“Oh my God, I ate McNuggets last night,” says Eithne McPherson, 14, as she grimaces at the year-old petrified chicken products on display outside the kitchen at FoodShare. More
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Ashoka's Youth Venture
In 1996, Youth Venture was launched with the vision that everyone in society could take initiative and address social needs, rather than looking to the elite few who lead today. More
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2012 Youth Agents of Change Program
The Youth Agents of Change Program is an initiative of the Centre for Social Innovation and ING Direct to provide space and support to young people aged 19-29 with a promising social venture. More
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ARROWS Youth Engagement
AYO! (Aboriginal Youth Opportunities) is an anti-gang from Winnipeg. We are committed to representing ourselves in a positive way, sharing our gifts and bringing unity back to our community. More
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KidSport Aboriginal FunZone Project
KidSport has created a project for Aboriginal youth which will incorporate our FunZone program into community sport camps in various cities across the province. More
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KaBOOM!
KaBOOM! is a national non-profit dedicated to saving play for America's children. More
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Weight Loss Challenge + H.E.A.L.
Odawa Native Friendship Centre in Ottawa will be combining their weight loss challenge with the H.E.A.L. program (Healthy Eating Active Living). To join the challenge it is $30 per person and there... More
Active Circle communities
Seine River First Nation and Fort Frances Friendship Centre, Ontario
With the support of GEN7 messenger Kent Brown, the community is planning activities for youth and young girls.
Katarokwi Native Friendship Center, Kingston, Ontario
The community is working with Gen7 Messenger Josh Sacobie around regular visits and events with the youth and the center.
Pelican Lake First Nation, Saskatchewan
The community's youth council has been planning and implementing a number of activities including a girls only program, outdoor sports and leadership training.
Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Circle of Newfoundland and Labrador
The ASRCNL is working with CAAWS and Motivate Canada on the You Go Girls program in 7 communities.
