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All Abilities Welcome at Ottawa AccessAbility Day
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Youth Exchange Chaperone Dies in Afghanistan
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All Abilities in Action
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All Abilities in Action
SCI Action Canada, a collaborative endeavour aimed at advancing physical activity participation among
Canadians living with spinal cord injury, along with All Abilities Welcome, an initiative of the Active Living
Alliance for Canadians with a Disability focussed at promoting inclusion of people with a disability in community
recreation programming, along with The Morris Law Group, are proud to bring you: All Abilities in Action.
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It's time for the Sixth Annual Celebration of the United Nations' |
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International Day of Disabled Persons National Kick-Off Event, to be held November 22 at Westin Hotel, Ottawa. Join the Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres (CAILC) and other organizations and distinguished guests to celebrate the current and potential economic, cultural, political and social contributions of Canadians with disabilities. Please register by November 16 by e-mail at
For event details, visit
mailto:marketing@cailc.ca or by phone at 613-563-2581, ext. 10, identifying any disability-related needs.http://www.cailc.ca/article/un-day-2007-380.asp .
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Troisième édition du camp provincial de mini-basketball |
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Premier tournoi pour ligue provinciale de rugby en fauteuil roulant |
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Nouveau départ pour la ligue de basketball AA et AAA |
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View Finder - A performance creation in progress
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Canadian Standards Association (CSA) released a new version of its Children's Playspaces and Equipment Standard
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Blind Boys of Alabama to perform at major Ottawa fundraiser
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Multi Grammy-winning gospel legends, The Blind Boys of Alabama, will be performing a fundraising concert on Thursday, April 12, 8 pm, at DominionChalmersChurch, 355 Cooper St., Ottawa. Anyone who caught the Blind Boys’ performance at Bluesfest in 2002 and last year’s Jazz Festival will testify to how entertaining and uplifting their live act really is.
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The time for talking is over. The time for action is now
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Provincial and territorial ministers responsible for sport, physical activity, and recreation call for a sport, recreation and physical activity infrastructure program in the next federal budget
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Health Canada releases new Food Guide
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Having the amount and type of food recommended and following the tips included in Canada's Food Guide will help:
Meet your needs for vitamins, minerals and other nutrients, reduce your risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, certain types of cancer and osteoporosis and contribute to your overall health and vitality. To view the food guide, please visit:
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/food-guide-aliment/tour/index_e.html
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Quest for the Podium Downunder
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Quest for the Podium Downunder
Help support the 2007 Canadian Adaptive Water Ski Team strive for their best ever performance at the World Disabled Water Ski Championships in Townsville, Australia, May 14-20 2007.
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Active Living Alliance Continues Partnership with Pfizer Canada Inc.
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ALACD is pleased to announce that Pfizer Canada is extending its corporate partnership with the Alliance for the next 3 years. They will focus their support on youth with disabilities through the Youth Ambassador Program.
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Canada wins six medals at world championships for swimmers with a disabilty
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ALA YOUTH EXCHANGE 2007 ANNOUNCED
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Swimming: world championships for swimmers with a disability
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L'ACTUALYMPIQUE BULLETIN DU COMITÉ PARALYMPIQUE CANADIENayant un handicap visuel |
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Synchro Canada celebrates International Day of Disabled Persons on December 3, 2006! |
December 1, 2006 (Ottawa): In celebration of the International Day of Disabled Persons (December 3, 2006), Synchro Canada invites people with disabilities, including special needs children, to live a healthier lifestyle by experiencing the benefits of aquatic activity. Swimming is a great way to improve flexibility, cardiovascular stamina, muscular strength, agility and more. Synchro Canada, together with its provincial associations and clubs throughout Canada, offer two different programs suitable for people with disabilities. The STAR program teaches synchro-specific skills such as sculling, flamingos and more. As swimmers advance from one STAR level to the next, they receive badges and certificates and can perform synchro routines in water shows and competitions.
Synchro Canada, together with the Canadian Red Cross, also offer AquaSquirts, an aquatic program for children aged 11 and under. The
philosophy of the program allows for swimmers to learn and improve basic water orientation skills in a relaxed, fun-filled and creative environment.
This unique approach to teaching aquatic skills makes AquaSquirts ideal for children with special needs, including swimmers with disabilities.
Kristin Hayes, a synchro swimmer with a disability since 1995, says, < Synchro is a way for me to express my artistic side. I can create routines that showcase my assets and downplay my disability. I feel so empowered when I am in the water. I love this sport and everything it offers me." Doreen, Kristin's mom adds, "I am constantly amazed by what my daughter accomplishes in the water. I am proud of her synchro talent and I am also pleased with the associated health benefits. Her flexibility and lung capacity are astounding. Synchro offers as much (if not more) than her physiotherapy treatments"
The fun, friendship and fitness that people with disabilities will experience by participating in synchro will last a lifetime! For more information about programs, please contact Wendy White Morrow at wendy@synchro.ca. To view a video promoting the benefits of synchro for athletes with disabilities entitled, "Live the Dream! Synchronized Swimming for Persons with a Disability", click here :
About International Day of Disabled Persons Officially proclaimed in 1992 by the United Nations, International Day of Disabled Persons celebrates and acknowledges the experience and capabilities of people with disabilities. The purpose of the day is to promote full participation and equality of persons with disabilities in every aspect of civil, political, social, economic and cultural life. In 2006, the theme is e-accessibility, in an attempt to help Improve access to new information technology for persons with disabilities.
About Synchro Canada
Synchro Canada, a volunteer-based amateur sport organization based in Ottawa, is responsible for the development and operation of synchronized swimming in Canada. It offers a wide variety of programs targeted to athletes, officials and coaches and ensures that the sport of synchronized swimming is accessible to all Canadians. Synchro Canada, together with its eleven provincial and territorial offices, promotes fun and fitness and encourages participants to reach their own level of excellence.
For more information:
Synchro Canada
Wendy White Morrow - Sport Development Manager, Domestic Programs
Tel: 613-748-5674 ext. 230
wendy@synchro.ca
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Extremity Games Website
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The O&P Extremity Games is an extreme amateur sporting competition for individuals living with limb loss or limb difference. The O&P Extremity Games allows participants to demonstrate skill, persistence and passion while competing for cash and other prizes - proving There's No Replacement for the Competitive Spirit.
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Team Canada set to Compete at the upcoming 2007 Deaflympics
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MONTREAL, November 10, 2006 – The Canadian Deaf Sport Association is 84 days away from the Opening Ceremony of the 2007 Deaflympics in Salt Lake City.
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Call for nominations for the 34th annual Canadian Sport Awards (CSA)
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The nomination period begins today and closes on January 15, 2007 and will recognize excellence in sport in 2006. The nomination package is available at www.canadiansportawards.ca.
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CPC issues call for expression of interest in hosting VISTA Conference 2009
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The International Paralympic Committee is seeking a host for the next VISTA Conference in 2009.
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Youth Ambassadors Accross Canada Conference
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This conference is a chance to share, connect and activate yourselves! Hosted by the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALA), the aim is to develop a network of leaders and advocates in communities across the country. This conference is open to Canadians who self-identify as having a disability and are between the ages of 19 and 24. The conference will be held in Perth, Ontario (about 45 minutes outside of Ottawa).
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Children's Fitness Tax Credit
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The report of the expert panel on the fitness tax credit for children is now available
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André Viger passes away
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Athletics Canada would like to offer its sincere sympathies to the family and friends of highly decorated athlete André Viger.
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U.N. - Persons with disabilities
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ARTICLE 30 - PARTICIPATION IN CULTURAL LIFE, RECREATION, LEISURE AND SPORT
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$20,000 Scholarships for Students with Disabilities Expanded
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The Toronto Rehabilitation Institute is pleased to announce its $20,000 scholarship in Rehabilitation-Related Research for Graduate Students with Disabilities is now available at additional universities.
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2006 Variety Athletic Banquet
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You’re Invited...
(VVAC) had another great year! Join athletes, coaches, families and friends to celebrate Variety Village’s athletes and their achievements in 2006!
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Canada's New Government Committed to Increasing Number of Persons with Disabilities Participating in Sport
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The Honourable Michael Chong, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, and Minister for Sport, today announced the release of the Policy on Sport for Persons with a Disability. Under this policy, the Government of Canada will provide $12.5 million in funding to increase the number persons with disabilities participating in sport. Of this total, $11 million will be provided annually for initiatives that improve access to sport and $1.5 million annually will go toward increasing participation in sport for persons with disabilities.
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A Call for candidates to serve on IFDS Executive Committee
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Government Unveils New Sport Policy for Persons with a Disability
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Official Health, Sport and Vancouver 2010 Opposition Critics Race for Liberal Leadership
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Largest spinal injury study recruits participants
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Researchers are beginning their search for 800 Ontario residents with spinal cord injuries. The study, which aims to examine the effects of health and physical activity on people with spinal cord injuries, will be the largest study of its kind, and could change the treatment currently given to those with such injuries.
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YE Volunteers Needed
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We are looking for volunteers who are youth-friendly, responsible adults (19 years of age or older) dedicated to ensuring that youth exchange participants experience this "once in a lifetime opportunity" in a creative atmosphere.
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Less Than Four Years To Go...
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Liberal Party Appoints New Health, Sport and Vancouver 2010 Critics
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Bell Canada Creates Champion Team
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Government Reaffirms Commitment to Commonwealth Games
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News Release - Summer Active
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Canada Gets a “D” (Again) in “Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth.”
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First National Wheelchair Marathon Championships a Success
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Canadian Paralympians Not Finished Yet
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Canada Performs Well At Paralympic World Cup
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Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival Creates Inclusive Beach
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A Report on the 2006 Federal Budget
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Opposition Responds to Federal Budget
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VANCOUVER 2010 Gets New Home
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Liberals Amend Throne Speech
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Canadian Men’s and Women’s Basketball Team Selected
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Canadian Paralympic World Cup Team Ready for World
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CANADIAN SWIMMERS PERFORM WELL AT CAN-AM DISABLED SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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BC RECEIVES 30 MILLION TO PROMOTE ACTIVE, HEALTHY LIVING
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1st Annual STEP OUT with Special Olympics
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Be part of something special. Participate in the 1 st annual STEP OUT with Special Olympics Awareness Walk.
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Mobile Adaptive Fitness Training Notice
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Apply for IMBA Conference Scholarships
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We are pleased to notify you about a scholarship program for the IMBA Summit/World Mountain Bike Conference in Whistler, BC, June 20-23. All are eligible. Scholarships will cover conference registration fees for applicants from around the world.
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Message from the Minister of Health and the Minister of State for Public Health
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Inclusive Trail Construction and Maintenance Guidelines Project receives Ontario Trillium Foundation Grant
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The Mobility Cup
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An international sporting event held in Canada this fall will showcase the capabilities of people with significant disabilities.
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A REPORT ON THE THRONE SPEECH
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OPPOSITION STANCE ON THE THRONE SPEECH
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VOLUNTEERING: GOOD FOR MIND, BODY AND SOUL
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PARTIES MEET PRE/POST THRONE SPEECH
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WHEELCHAIRS DELIVERED TO SPORT GROUPS ACROSS CANADA
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BLOC QUEBECOIS SPORT AND HEALTH CRITICS
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PRIME MINISTER HARPER CONGRATULATES COMMONWEALTH GAMES ATHLETES
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FINANCE MINISTER WANTS ALL CANADIANS CONTRIBUTING TO NEW BUDGET
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SAM SULLIVAN ON RICK MERCER REPORT
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RBC AND VANOC ON CROSS-CANADA FLAG TOUR
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RBC HELPS PARALYMPIANS OWN THE PODIUM
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GOLDEN RECEPTION FOR CANADA’S SLEDGE HOCKEY TEAM
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CANADA PERFORMS WELL AT COMMONWEALTH GAMES
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CBC SHOWS PARALYMPIC HIGHLIGHTS
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OPPOSITION SPORT, VANCOUVER, HEALTH AND HERITAGE CRITICS NAMED
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NDP SPORT, VANCOUVER AND HERITAGE CRITICS NAMED
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GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY FOR OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC FACILITY
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CANADA PERFORMS WELL AT 2006 PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES
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PARALYMPIC OBSERVER PROGRAM PREPARES VANCOUVER FOR 2010
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PARALYMPIC FLAG RAISED IN WHISTLER, BC
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CHANTAL PETITCLERC NAMED TEAM CANADA’S FLAG BEARER
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PRIME MINISTER HARPER CONGRATULATES CANADA'S PARALYMPIC TEAM
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PARALYMPIC GAMES ACTIVITIES IN WHISTLER, BC
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VANCOUVER MAYOR RECEIVES OLYMPIC FLAG
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BC AND ONTARIO SHOW COMMITMENT TO ATHLETES
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LIVE WEBCAST FROM TORINO
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CANADA GAMES GRANTS AWARDED TO SEVERAL ONTARIO COMMUNITIES
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CANADIAN PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE URGES CANADA TO “FEEL THE RUSH.”
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PRIME MINISTER HARPER ANNOUNCES SPORT, 2010, HEALTH AND HERITAGE POSITIONS
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Alberta Centre for Active Living: CHN Feature Article
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Canadian Health Network Feature Article
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New Leadership at the Canadian Paralympic Committee
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Patrick Jarvis Passes Torch to Henry Wohler
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Mario Delisle Named Full-Time Head Coach of the Boccia National Team Program
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(Ottawa, Ontario) The Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sport Association (CCPSA) is pleased to announce the hiring of Mario Delisle as the full time Head Coach of the Boccia National Team Program. Delisle, of Montreal, will officially begin this position on February 20th 2006.
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Ontario Government Supports Excellence In Sport With Launch Of New Quest For Gold Lottery
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Funds Raised Means More Ontario Athletes Can Compete And Win At National And International Games
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In Memory of: Geraldine E. York 1920 - 2005
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Geraldine (Gerry) Eleanor York passed away in White Rock, British Columbia, early on Boxing Day, December 26, 2005.
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ALA is recruiting Youth Exchange Chaperones
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As we celebrate the 16th year of the UN of the International day of the Disabled , the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALA) is pleased to announce that we have applied to be a part of the YMCA Youth Exchanges Canada program. We would like to announce that we are currently recruiting volunteer leaders for its Youth Exchange to be held in Ottawa, June 27th to July 3rd, 2006.
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Recruiting Youth Exchange Leaders
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As we celebrate the 16th year of the UN International day of the Disabled, the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALA) is pleased to announce that we have applied to be a part of the YMCA Youth Exchanges Canada program. We would like to announce that we are currently recruiting volunteer leaders for its Youth Exchange to be held in Ottawa, June 27th to July 3rd, 2006.
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RECRUITING YOUNG CANADIANS WITH DISABILITIES
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ACE Program for Students with Disabilities
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The Climb to the Top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, 2006
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The Climb for Community Living is an exciting public awareness and fundraising initiative. Why are we doing it?
We will raise public awareness of challenges facing people with developmental disabilities and their families. We will also celebrate the accomplishments of our many years of advocacy.
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Grandmaster Lee is the founder of Special Needs Taekwondo
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Grandmaster Tae Eun Lee pioneered the first Taekwondo program in Canada for children with Special Needs over 25 years ago. Since then, he has been offering Taekwondo classes to children with special needs.
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Fran Cutler - Going the Distance
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Fran Cutler, active living enthusiastic and long time friend of ALA, is featured in a story on the Pfizer Canada web site.
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INACTIVE ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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Canada's physical activity community, through the Coalition for Active Living (CAL), raised a red flag today upon hearing that Prime Minister Paul Martin's government has decided to ignore the Honourable Paul DeVillers' recommendations around proposed investments and structures to tackle the physical inactivity crisis in Canada.
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ALACD PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT CAMPAIGN
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The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability has launched a new public service announcement (PSA) campaign designed to encourage Canadians with disabilities to be physically active.
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LONG LIVE KIDS WORKS WITH ALACD TO HELP CHILDREN DEVELOP HEALTHY ACTIVE LIVES
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The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability and Concerned Children’s Advertisers are partnering for children’s health on a new initiative called Long Live Kids.
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Gerry York Moving to Inclusion Award recipient announced
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The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability is pleased to name Karen Robinson as the 2005 recipient of the Gerry York Moving to Inclusion Award. This award recognizes outstanding work carried out in Canadian communities and schools that promotes and advances the inclusion of children and youth with disabilities in physical activity programs.
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A Wonderful Adventure - Travelling To Aichi, Japan
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Call for Abstracts - TRANSED 2007
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The Call for Abstracts of Papers and Posters for the 11th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled Persons (TRANSED 2007) is now available.
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View and listen to the latest ALACD PSA
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'Special needs' Ex-goers told to stay off rides
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The company that runs the rides and games at the Ex won't allow people with developmental or physical disabilities, or anyone considered "special needs," from going on rides, except for a few in Family Land.
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Introducing the Computer Comfort Program in Ottawa!
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Computer Comfort is an avenue for people who have a physical disability to become comfortable using computer technology
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ALACD Welcomes New Partners
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ALACD is pleased to welcome a number of new organizations on board as Partners. The following organizations bring a wealth of experience, resources, ideas and enthusiasm with them:
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Canada Revenue Agency Creates Disability Advisory Committee
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Last week, the Minister of National Revenue John McCallum announced the creation of a Disability Advisory Committee to deal with the administrative aspects of the Disability Tax Credit and with implementing recommendations made by the Technical Advisory Committee on Tax Measures for Persons with Disabilities.
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ALACD & Easter Seals in partnership
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Canada needs more Ambassadors to promote opportunities for Canadians with disabilities. Easter Seals and ALACD want to help pull down barriers to full participation, and full access to leisure and active living activities.
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Healthy Lifestyles for Independant Living
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Health Canada funds a unique partnership between the Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres and the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with Disabilities
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Skiability Program Launched
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Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada (WSWC) will launch its SkiAbility clinics program this Friday to Sunday in Knowlton, Que. This first session will assemble 24 invited facilitators from across Canada who will be trained to instruct and manage their own clinics across Canada throughout the summer.
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Paralympians Andrea Cole and Paul Gauthier Receive the Janet Dunn Award
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The Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sport Association is pleased to announce that Paralympic medalists, Andrea Cole and Paul Gauthier were the recipients of the 2005 Janet Dunn Award.
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ALACD - An Effective National Network
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The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALACD) recently ranked in the top 10% of organizations participating in an Organizational Analysis (OA) by the Fraser Institute. The OA study examined the overall management of the organization, volunteerism and board effectiveness. Commissioned by the Donner Canadian Foundation, the study ranked 238 organizations in the non-profit sector in 2004.
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Enhancing Capacity within ALACD Community Development Networks
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Across the country, we are pleased to see an overwhelming increase in the demand for ALACD services and certainly appreciate the way that our Community Development networks are addressing this demand.
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The Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALACD) in Japan!
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A delegation of 7 youth, 2 leaders and 2 medical staff, from all corners of Canada, travelled to the World Expo in Aichi, Japan this summer. Members of the delegation had the opportunity to experience the culture and landscape of Japan and to meet young people from Japan and gain first-hand experience of what it is like to live in Japan.
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Murderball, the Film
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Murderball, a documentary that follows members of the US Quad Rugby team as they compete in the 2004 Paralympics in Athens, Greece.
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Canadian Paralympic Committee seeks your expertise
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As a major partner to the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic and Olympic Winter Games, the CPC is looking to leverage this unique opportunity to empower all persons with a disability, through sport. However, to be successful it is important that we put in place an advisory committee comprising members with diverse backgrounds.
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Dr. Ted Wall Graduate Student Research Award
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"In recognition of scholarly research conducted by graduate students in the area of active living and Canadians with disabilities."
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Gerry York Moving to Inclusion Award
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CPC unveiled its Paralympic Team Uniform
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Canadian Paralympic Committee unveils new clothing line for the 2004 Paralympics.
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Youth Exchange 2004 Announced
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Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability (ALACD), in partnership with premiere sponsor , Pfizer Canada Inc is pleased to announce an innovative national program that will offer young Canadians an opportunity of a lifetime. Supported by the YMCA Youth Exchanges Canada program, which is funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage, this exchange program is in its fourth year and we are thrilled to share it with you!
Fifty (50) delegates from all regions of the country will be hosted at a national exchange in Ottawa, Ontario from June 29 - July 4, 2004. The goals of the exchange are to enable participants to:
Connect participants with one another and create linkages
Discover Canadian heritage
Share experiences
Learn valuable communication and advocacy skills
Explore our cultural diversity
Try new and exciting physical activities
The Program
The Exchange Program is a creative and challenging experience. In keeping with our commitment to explore and celebrate the diversity of disability and Canadian culture, we are proposing a program that includes the following areas:
Cultural experiences
Delegates will participate in workshops and discussions about diversity and Canadian heritage. A number of day trips are scheduled to local attractions. Local and national celebrities will also be in attendance throughout the Exchange.
Physical activity program
Delegates will have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of physical activities. Activities are designed for all levels of ability. In previous exchanges we arranged rock climbing, canoeing, dancing, swimming, horseback riding, hockey, archery and high ropes courses.
Education
There will be a educational component that teaches delegates about the importance of communication, problem solving, goal setting, risk taking and trust. Through different mediums, youths will learn to express themselves more confidently.
The Participants
All youths between the ages of 14 and 17 as of June 1, 2004 who have not previously participated in a similar exchange are eligible. Candidates are selected based on the following criteria:
Regional representation
Gender balance
Cultural diversity
Representation of a diverse spectrum of disabilities
We welcome young Canadians who are creative and enthusiastic and who demonstrate a desire to become an active living Ambassador in their own community.
Participant Costs
Through the generous support of theYMCA Youth Exchanges Canada, Exchanges Canada, and Pfizer Canada Inc., the cost of travel, meal and accommodations for participants will be covered. We are working very hard to offset or eliminate program costs, however we may assess each youth a participation fee. We will also work with participants to connect them with service clubs in their hometowns who may help raise any necessary costs.
How to apply
Young Canadians interested in applying to join the Youth Exchange should contact Wendy Ireland at wendy@ala.ca or 1-800-771-0663 to request an application form.
The entire exchange will be staffed by chaperones and team leaders selected from across Canada. All leaders involved are well-trained individuals who are dedicated to making the event a success.
Check out last year's exchange at: http://www.ala.ca/story_e.cfm?Story=181
For further information contact:
Wendy Ireland
Leadership Development
Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability
104-720 Belfast Road Ottawa, ON K1G 0Z5
Phone: (613) 244-0052 1-800-771-0663
FAX (613) 244-4857
Email: wendy@ala.ca
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Come Paddle on the Rideau River
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Come Paddle on the Rideau River
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Inclusion in Canadian Sport System on VoicePrint
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Inclusion in Canadian Sport System on VoicePrint
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Wheelchair Division introduced at HOPE BeachFest 2003
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Wheelchair Division introduced at HOPE BeachFest 2003
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