• InclusiveProgramsA.D.A.P.T.(Adults Developing Abilities& Participating Together)Full Year Age: 21+This adult day program will feature a widevariety of recreational programming.Each day, participants will experienceprogramming covering the areas ofgames, music, literacy, cooking, fitness,crafts, community outings, swimming andmuch, much more. Please note that 1-2-1support is not provided. If the participantrequires 1-2-1 support then they arerequired to bring their own support.To obtain more information contact 905-846-2370. Please note that all registrationsmust be done at Loafer’s Lake RecreationCentre.Age: 21 +Class Length: 8 HoursIntegrated ProgramsThe City of <strong>Brampton</strong> is committed toproviding recreational experiences toall individuals with various abilities.Our integrated program encouragesparticipants who have a disabilityto take part in city-run registeredprograms with additional support ona 2:1 ratio.To request additional support foryour child to take part in a City of<strong>Brampton</strong> registered program, youmust first register your child into theprogram of their choice and thenregister to request the additionalsupport by using the barcode belowthat corresponds to the session thatyou have registered for.Please note that additional supportwill be scheduled on a first come basissubject to available staff.Request for Additional SupportRegistration Deadlines:Integration CodesFall Programs:Barcode: 732183Deadline Date:September 6, 2015Winter Programs:Barcode: 732230Deadline Date:December 20, 2015For further information and torequest additional support pleasecontact 905.846.2370 ext 63254Out and About (14 to 20 Years)For those Teens who need little assistanceand/or supervision. There will becommunity outings planned and specialevents. Participants meet at Loafer’s LakeRecreation Centre for the first night toset the agenda. After that, agendas canbe obtained at Loafers Lake. AdditionalFees: Participants must pay admission forweekly outings.Age: 14 - 20 Class Length: 120 MinutesFallLoafer’s Lake Recreation CentreFri 7:00 pm Sep 25 13 $31.93 731947WinterLoafer’s Lake Recreation CentreFri 7:00 pm Jan 8 10 $31.93 731995Out and About (21+ Years)For those Adults who need little assistanceand/or supervision. There will becommunity outings planned and specialevents. Participants meet at Loafer’s LakeRecreation Centre for the first night toset the agenda. After that, agendas canbe obtained at Loafers Lake. AdditionalFees: Participants must pay admission forweekly outings.Age: 21 +Class Length: 120 MinutesFallLoafer’s Lake Recreation CentreFri 7:00 pm Sep 25 13 $31.93 731978WinterLoafer’s Lake Recreation CentreFri 7:00 pm Jan 8 10 $31.93 732011Swim and Explore (6 to 13 Years)This program is for participants withdisabilities who require little or basicsupport and supervision. This fun andenjoyable program consists of one hourof swim time during our public swim,plus a variety of weekly activities such ascrafts, games and active play.Age: 6 - 13Class Length: 3 HoursFallHowden Recreation CentreSun 12:30 pm Sep 27 12 $74.39 737479Loafer’s Lake Recreation CentreSat 12:30 pm Sep 26 12 $74.39 732051WinterHowden Recreation CentreSun 12:30 pm Jan 10 10 $54.10 737467Loafer’s Lake Recreation CentreSat 12:30 pm Jan 9 10 $54.10 732072Listings LegendDay Time Date No. Cost CodeThu 6:00 pm Sep 24 12 $34 123456Day, Time and Date identify when the course begins.No. indicates how many classes are part of the course.Cost is the price.Code is needed for registering.Swim and Social (18+ Years)For anyone who has survived a stroke,has Multiple Sclerosis or has a physicaldisability. Each week participants willswim and have lunch together whileparticipating in various activities suchas cards, board games, crafts and bingo.Anyone who requires assistance shouldbring their own support. RequiredMaterials: Please bring a snack or a lunch.Age: 18 +Class Length: 4 HoursFallChinguacousy Wellness CentreThu 9:30 am Sep 24 13 $100.10 731880WinterChinguacousy Wellness CentreThu 9:30 am Jan 7 10 $77 731883Holiday Dinner and Dance(13+ Years)Join us on the following nights for dinner,dancing and fun. Wear a costume forHallowe’en, dress up in red or somethingfancy for Valentine’s and possibly win aprize. Support workers are welcome andare only required to pay for the dinner ifwanting to eat.$15.50 for Dinner & Dance$9.25 for Dance only – 8pmHalloween Dinner & DanceFriday, October 30, 2015Valentine’s Dinner & DanceFriday, February 12, 2016Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre6:30-10:30 p.m.For ticket information, please callProgram Coordinator at 905-846-2370.Drop-in Dance (18+ Years)This exciting drop-in program designedfor adults with disabilities. Our awesomeDJ plays hit music from the oldies throughto top 20. Weekly themes and prizes makethe dance a ton of fun! Come out, grooveto the tunes and meet new friends. Thecost of the dance is $9.25 per week.Loafer’s Lake Recreation CentreWed, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFall – September 9 – December 16, 2015Winter – January 6 – March 16, 2016Program InformationAge RequirementsAll participants must be the requiredage by Dec. 31, 2015.Class CancellationsThanksgiving Oct. 10, 11, 12, 2015Family Day Feb. 15, 2016SwimmingAnyone who is incontinent must wearpool pants or plastic pants under theirbathing suit.48www.brampton.ca
PARA SPORTSledge HockeySledge hockey is designed for children(age 6+) and adults with physicaldisabilities. Both male and females arewelcome. Weekly games, practices andtournaments included.Ken Hall, 905.874.1860sledgehockey@cruisers-sports.comwww.cruisers-sports.comWheelchair BasketballCruisers Sports offer both a competitivewheelchair basketball program, anda House League program. The HouseLeague wheelchair basketball programruns Monday evenings and is for personsage 8 and up, either able-bodied or withdisabilities. This House League program isdivided into two age groups. Competitivebasketball players also practice Tuesdayor Friday evenings depending on age andability.Kathy Ludwig at 905.790.6732basketball@cruisers-sports.comwww.cruisers-sports.comTrack & FieldIndividuals with physical disabilities cancompete either running, or using a racechair depending on the athlete’s level ofability. Javelin, discuss, club, and shot putare offered as field sports.Brenda Hall at 905.564.5531trackandfield@cruisers-sports.comwww.cruisers-sports.comMulti-SportsThis is a fun and exciting way to beintroduced to a variety of adaptedschoolyard games. Big Beach Ball Soccer,Mini-basketball, Red Rover and Tag arejust some of the games played at thisstrictly recreational program. Childrenwill get a chance to develop and practisewheelchair skills, and communicationskills, as well as develop hand-eye coordinationwhile participating in afun, safe and affordable environment.Children are welcome to bring walkers,or other adaptive equipment, for some ofthe games. This program runs on Tuesdayevenings.Linda Beacham 905.790.6732basketball@cruisers-sports.comwww.cruisers-sports.comHockey LeagueThis league will be divided into two groups.Ages 5-12 years and ages 13 years & over.Have you always wanted to play in ahockey league? Well, now is your chance.Come out and learn the various skills anddrills of hockey as well as compete againstdifferent teams. We will be travelling toother municipalities. You will learn howto stop, shoot, pass and score. So comeon out and develop your hockey skills.This league will give you the opportunityto practise all of these skills for two hoursevery Saturday.For further information please contactthe <strong>Brampton</strong> Youth Hockey Associationat 905.453.3243.Information Fair for Individuals Living with a DisabilityNovember 7, 2015 Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre • 9 am -12 pmThis free fair will feature exhibitors who will share information regarding theiragency and/or services that they provide for people who have a disability. Comemeet other families and experts who are willing to assist and to answer questionsthat you may have.Peel Association for Handicapped AdultsPeel Association for Handicapped Adults offers a friendly environment forindividuals who are 18 or older with a disability, to have fun, and meet new people.Do you like a friendly game of cards, enjoy bingo or bowling, like to socialize andattend fun-filled community events. PAHA <strong>Brampton</strong> Chapter meets on Mondaymornings from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm at 1A Knightsbridge Senior Center. We planan array of events including weekly social gatherings, summer BBQ’s, Christmasparties, scenic tours, theatre and more. Each year is filled with activities.Please come and see what we are about. For further information, call Sandra orMichelle at 905.455.0150 or email us at Sandra@paha.ca.You can visit our website at www.paha.caInclusive<strong>Brampton</strong>Special OlympicsSpecial Olympics are dedicated to promotingrespect, acceptance, inclusion and humandignity to individuals with IntellectualDisabilities through sport and competition.<strong>Brampton</strong> Special Olympics offers athleteswith an Intellectual Disability a variety ofcompetitive sports such as Soccer,Swimming, 5 Pin Bowling, 10 Pin Bowling,Basketball, Baseball, T-ball, Track & Field,Fitness Buddies, Youth Skills and Golf; allwithin the <strong>Brampton</strong> community. Oursports programs offer individuals living withIntellectual Disabilities an opportunity tostay or get physically active, challenge themselvesthrough sport, socialize andmake friends.Please contact Wendi Best atbrampton.communitycoordinator@specialolympicsontario.caor at 905-702-7715Visit our website athttp://brampton.specialolympicsontario.caTo get involved in any of our sports, anAthlete Registration / Medical Form andRegistration Fee are required and payable to<strong>Brampton</strong> Special Olympics.•SportsFALL & WINTER 2015/201649
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