Recreation/Arts Resources

Offers accessible adaptive sailing programs for children and adults with physical or cognitive disabilities—providing lessons, certified training, and independent sail opportunities in specially equipped sailboats

Supports children and adults with disabilities by offering programs (like summer and family camps), services, and tools to help build greater independence, self confidence, and comfort — including providing housing (“Easter Seals House”) for those traveling for medical appointment

Provides inclusive arts programs that empower people of all abilities to express creativity and build community through accessible dance, music, theatre, and visual arts.

Enables individuals with disabilities to have a support person accompany them at no additional cost during leisure activities, enhancing accessibility to recreation services in the City of Victoria.

Program removes financial barriers by providing eligible low income individuals and families with free or subsidized access to recreation facilities, drop in programs, and credits for registered activities.

A network of organizations that promotes, coordinates, and strengthens sport and recreation opportunities for people with disabilities through shared resources, advocacy, collaboration, and education

Inclusive sports and fitness centre in Victoria, BC that provides accessible facilities, adaptive and regular programs (for kids, youth, adults), and support so people of all abilities can engage in physical activity, sport, and wellness.

Creates access to nature based and adaptive recreational programs—for instance kayaking, camping, hiking, winter activities—for youth, families, and adults living with cognitive, physical, financial, or social barriers.

Offers year-round sports and youth programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities, fostering inclusion, skill development, and community engagement through 17 sport programs and two youth initiatives.

Established in 1996, The Yellow Booklet is a collaborative effort between CYSN and community agencies as a resource to provide information to families about summer camps and funding for children and youth with diverseabilities residing in the South Vancouver Island Region.