Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 The fun guide
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Ready, Set, PLAY! The A B C s of Physical Literacy Children need to learn how to throw a ball before they can throw out the first pitch. Ready, Set, PLAY! programs introduce children to the basics of moving confidently and competently in a fun and active environment that will help prepare them for participation in a variety of sports and activities. Children will learn the fundamentals of a wide range of physical activities including rolling, swinging, running, skipping, jumping, balancing, dribbling, throwing, catching, kicking and more. Starting out here is the first step towards a lifetime of fun and activity. Learn to Bike and CAN-BIKE Cycling courses will boost your skills, safety and fun. Learn to Bike takes place in parking lots, grassy areas and indoor arenas (when available). CAN-BIKE courses follow the curriculum of Cycling Canada. CAN-BIKE group rides take place on residential streets, arterial roads and along bicycle paths, rain or shine. Participants in all programs must have the following: • a bicycle with a bell in good working condition, and a bike lock • an approved bicycle helmet (CSA, Snell, ASTM, CPSC or ANSI) For program descriptions and levels, visit toronto.ca/parks or call 311. Adult Athletic Memberships This membership is great for those who want to play drop-in basketball, badminton, volleyball or other drop-in sports on a regular basis. These are listed in the program charts as “Pass Option”. Payment Option Adult Older Adult Pay-as-you-go $4 $2 10 visit Punch Card $36 $18 3 month Passport $78 $39 Payment Option Adult Older Adult 6 month Passport $123 $61.50 1 year Passport $233.50 $116.75 Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Youth and Leadership (40-67 for listings) 37 Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Youth and Leadershi p Youth Programs and Leadership Opportunities Leadership experiences... “The community centre staff gives us positive support and encourages me to be a leader” Leadership Program Participant Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation offers youth a wide range of recreation programs, leadership development skills and employment opportunities. This is a great way to meet new people, hang out with friends and learn about your community. Integration Services may be requested if an individual requires assistance to participate in recreation programs. Refer to the Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Services section or visit toronto.ca/accessibility. Programs Youth Programs Parks, Forestry and Recreation offers a wide range of exceptional programming for youth ages 13 to 24. Young people can participate in a wide range of recreation, leadership or volunteer opportunities. Each program is unique and supports youth in our communities. This is a great way for young people to meet and hang out with friends, build confidence and skills for the future, and learn about their community. Some of these programs may also provide a pathway to future employment. For programs available to youth, refer to the program listings and the fitness section for fitness classes. Youth Leadership Programs The City of Toronto offers a variety of youth leadership programs that support individual and community development. Our programs provide meaningful opportunities for young people to engage in their communities, explore their talents, and build their capacity to think critically, problem solve, and make decisions. Programs also promote awareness of health and wellness. For locations, refer to the program listings. Aquatic Leadership Programs Aquatic Leadership programs teach teamwork, leadership, self-confidence, interpersonal and problem solving skills that will apply in all aspects of life. Aquatic Leadership Brochures are available at your local pool or visit toronto.ca/swim for more information. Babysitting Course Learn the skills needed to be an in-demand babysitter. Topics include infant care, nutrition, child development, child safety and emergency procedures. For locations, refer to the program listings. Youth Clubs Youth clubs provide an opportunity for young people to learn and socialize with others. Gender specific and special interest youth clubs are offered at some locations. This program allows young people to socialize in a safe space, building self-esteem and confidence. For programs, refer to the program listings. Youth Space (free) Community centres with a dedicated space provide the opportunity to meet other youth and ‘hangout’ in a safe environment. Activities may include: video games, jitoni, air hockey, or watching local sporting events. Contact your local community centre for hours of operation. Locations: John Innes CC, S.H. Armstrong CRC, Secord CC, St. Lawrence CRC, Wellesley CC Enhanced Youth Space (free) The Enhanced Youth Space includes a five day weekly program, minimum three hours a day, 50 weeks a year. Part-time youth staff provide general supervision and skill-based instructions in programs such as fitness and wellness, dance and sports. This model also contains a Youth Recreation Programmer at each location to provide information and referral, community-based partnership, work with other community centre staff, and supervise Youth Space staff. Contact the facilities for hours of operation and programming. Location: Masaryk-Cowan CRC, Native Child and Family Services Youth Councils (free) Youth Councils allow youth to have a voice in community, municipal and provincial decision-making. Join our successful Youth Councils and gain experience planning and organizing events, meet others and get volunteer hours. Youth will be involved in special events and have the opportunity to socialize with their peers in a positive, youth-friendly environment. YouthRecTO 38 Youth and Leadership (40-67 for listings) Registration begins – September 13 Youth Night/Zone Some City of Toronto Community Centres designate specific times for youth programming. These programs vary in size and space by location. Young people can participate in a variety of recreational opportunities that are organized in a safe, supportive, supervised and stimulating youth- friendly environment. Activities may include movie nights, sports activities and tournaments, cooking activities, life skills workshops, dancing, and trips. Youth are exposed to new and non-traditional activities, and are often involved in the program design. On the first visit, staff can provide more information regarding the specific activities. For locations, refer to the program listings. Youth Games The Youth Games is a city-wide event that brings youth together from across Toronto to compete in a variety of competitive sports and cooperative games. This event draws youth into recreation, while promoting fun, camaraderie, and good sportsmanship; with the overall aim to provide a barrier-free experience that participants will remember for the rest of their lives. At this year’s event there will be 31 teams with a total of 186 athletes. Potential Events: • Aquatics • Frisbee Golf • Obstacle Course • Bubble Soccer • Wheel Chair Basketball • Sit Down Volleyball • Minute to win it events • Selfie-Challenge For more information contact your local Youth Outreach Worker or email youthgames@toronto.ca. Youth Outreach Workers Youth Outreach Workers’ priority is to connect youth to recreation Youth Outreach Workers are part of an inclusive outreach program that engages all youth, including: youth with a disability, youth who are newcomers, Aboriginal youth, LGBTQ youth, youth in conflict with the law and youth from at-risk neighbourhoods. Youth Outreach Workers improve outcomes for youth by advocating on their behalf, by providing recreation services and referring youth to other services, by fostering employment-readiness and leadership opportunities and by facilitating “for youth by youth” Advisory Councils. Etobicoke York District Chalkfarm CC 180 Chalkfarm Dr, 416-395-7802 Elmbank CC 10 Rampart Rd, 416-394-8815 Falstaff CC 50 Falstaff Ave, 416-395-6040 James S Bell CS 90 Thirty-First St, 416-394-8975 Kingsview Village CC 925 Albion Rd, 416-394-8973 Mount Dennis Com. Hall 4 Hollis Ave, 416-394-2422 North Kipling CC 2 Rowntree Rd, 416-394-8669 Scarborough District Centennial CRC 1967 Ellesmere Rd, 416-396-4065 Don Montgomery CRC 2467 Eglinton Ave E, 416-396-4383 Heron Park CC 292 Manse Rd, 416-338-5382 L’Amoreux CRC 2000 McNicoll Ave, 416-396-4525 Malvern CC 30 Sewells Rd, 416-396-4395 Burrows Hall 1081 Progress Ave, 416-396-4395 McGregor CRC 2231 Lawrence Ave E, 416-396-4921 Oakridge CC 63 Pharmacy Ave, 416-392-2065 Warden Hilltop CC 25 Mendelssohn St, 416-392-2065 Scarborough Village CC 3600 Kingston Rd, 416-396-5155 North York District Antibes CC 140 Antibes Dr, 416-395-1210 Dennis Timbrell RC 29 St. Dennis Dr, 416-395-7935 Driftwood CC 4401 Jane St, 416-395-6023 Fairbank CC 2213 Dufferin St, 416-394-2698 Grandravine CC 23 Grandravine Dr, 416-395-7884 Northwood CC 15 Clubhouse Crt, 416-395-7884 Jenner Jean-Marie CC 48 Thorncliffe Park Dr, 416-395-7935 Lawrence Heights CC 5 Replin Rd, 416-395-6097 O’Connor CC 1386 Victoria Park Ave, 416-395-7963 Oakdale CC 350 Grandravine Dr, 416-395-0488 Oriole CC 2975 Don Mills Rd, 416-395-7887 Toronto and East York District Jimmie Simpson CC 870 Queen St E, 416-392-0751 John Innes CC 150 Sherbourne St, 416-392-6779 Masaryk-Cowan CC 220 Cowan Ave, 416-392-6925 Regent Park CC 402 Shuter St, 416-392-5490 Scadding Court CC 707 Dundas St W, 416-392-6989 Secord CC 91 Barrington Ave, 416-396-2856 Wellesley CC 495 Sherbourne St, 416-392-0227 Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Youth and Leadership (40-67 for listings) 39 STOMP Urban Dance Competition and Showcase Winning Beginner Team: After School Special (North Kipling CC) The STOMP Urban Dance Competition and Showcase is the largest annual youth event hosted by the Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division. Over 400 dancers and choreographers participated in the 2017 competition and showcase held at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts for an audience of 2,600 spectators. Hundreds of children and youth ages 6 to 24 performed an eclectic array of urban dance styles including b-boy, breaking, hip hop, dancehall, jazz, ballet, Bollywood and contemporary dance. This year’s show included 40 acts with approximately 23 teams representing community centres. Performers also represented community dance groups, TDSB and TCDSB dance teams and professional dance academies. STOMP showcased urban culture including up and coming emcees, musicians, vocalists, rappers, dub poets and actors. Join us on May 6 at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts for the 2018 edition of the STOMP Urban Dance Competition and Showcase. For more information on how to register a team or join the STOMP Youth Council, email stomp@toronto.ca or visit toronto.ca/stomp Stomp TO @StompTO Email stomp@toronto.ca @Stomp TO Winning Intermediate Team: 6IX Boss Dancers (Driftwood CC) Community Partners with Youth Leadership Opportunities Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Parks, Forestry and Recreation has partnered with the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. The Award is a non-competitive and barrier-free program designed to encourage young people to develop positive habits and skills. It is open to anyone 14 to 25 years of age. For more information contact Jeff Needham at 416-203-2282 x2200 or email jneedham@dukeofed.org. Toronto Sports Leadership The Toronto Sports Leadership Program is a partnership with Toronto District School Board, Toronto Catholic District School Board, the United Way and the YMCA. The program offers opportunities for students to gain skills and certifications in various sport-related streams. All programs are offered at no charge to successful applicants. For the 2017/18 school year, students may apply to participate in the following: National Lifeguard Service Certification, Tennis Instructor Certification, Swim Instructor Certification, Community Coach Certification (basketball, soccer and Special Olympics), Aquafitness Instructor, Wading Pool Attendant Certification and Adapted and Integrated Leader. Interested students may contact their principal, physical education, guidance or student success teacher at their school or email torontosportleadershipprogram@gmail.com. Visit torontosportleadershipprogram.com for registration and more information. Volunteer Opportunities Looking to give back to your community, enhance your resume, or gain a special skill? Look no further! From tree planting to special events, recreation to aquatics, you can play an important role. Share your expertise, develop new skills and meet your community! Visit toronto.ca/volunteernow/parks or call 311 for more information on how to volunteer. Toronto Youth Ambassador Network Join a network of youth to provide support to city-wide special events including: Family Fun Festivals, environmental stewardship opportunities, Doors Open Toronto, Nuit Blanche Toronto, and BIA community events. Meet other young people and gain valuable communication and networking skills, while completing your volunteer hours and building your portfolio. Volunteer placements are on a first-come, first-served basis. Contact btardif@toronto.ca for more information and email tyanmembership@gmail.com to be added to the volunteer database. 40 Program Listings Registration begins – September 13 Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Pro g ram Listin g s Recreation Weekly and Drop-in Programs Choosing a Program that’s Just Right! Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation offers a wide variety of programs for everyone’s interest. It doesn’t matter if you are creative or sporty, child or adult, there is a program to suit you. The programs are listed by facility, and grouped in categories. Some programs may have an additional fee for materials or supplies, contact the program location directly for specific details. For descriptions of each category, see the following pages: Arts 32, Early Years 33, General Interest 35, Sports 36, Youth and Leadership 37. For Fitness program descriptions and listings, see pages 20-26. Integration Services may be requested if an individual requires assistance to participate in recreation programs. Refer to the Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Services section or visit toronto.ca/accessibility. If you can’t go, let us know! – If you are unable to attend the program you registered for, contact your local community centre or call 416-338-4386 so the spot can be offered to someone else. Adam Beck CC 79 Lawlor Ave, 416-392-0741 Day Time Start Code Arts: Fall Dance: Hip Hop 5-6 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 9:15 am -10:15 am Oct 7 3016550 Sat 10:30 am -11:30 am Oct 7 3016551 Dance: Ballet 6-9 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 3:45 pm -4:30 pm Oct 7 3016529 Drama 6-12 yrs $47/9 wks Tue 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 3 3016557 Dance: Hip Hop 7-10 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 11:45 am -12:45 pm Oct 7 3016554 Drama 8-12 yrs $47/9 wks Wed 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 4 3016558 Adam Beck CC... Day Time Start Code Clubs/General Interest: Fall Cooking 6-7 yrs $72/9 wks Wed 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 4 3016535 After-School Program 6-12 yrs $538/14 wks M-F 3:15 pm -6 pm Sep 5 3016523 Cooking 8-12 yrs $72/9 wks Mon 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 2 3016534 Tue 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 3 3016532 Thu 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 5 3016533 Club: Girls 9-12 yrs $20/9 wks Thu 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 5 3016552 Adam Beck CC... Day Time Start Code Early Years: Fall Recreation Fun and Play with Caregiver Up to 5 yrs Free/9 wks Mon 9 am -11 am Oct 2 3016536 Tue 9 am -11 am Oct 3 3016537 Wed 9 am -11 am Oct 4 3016538 Thu 9 am -11 am Oct 5 3016539 Fri 9 am -11 am Oct 6 3016540 Sat 11 am -12 noon Oct 7 3016541 Dance: Ballet 3-5 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 1:30 pm -2 pm Oct 7 3016547 Sat 2:15 pm -2:45 pm Oct 7 3016548 Dance: Ballet-Advanced 3-5 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 3 pm -3:30 pm Oct 7 3016549 Adam Beck CC... Day Time Start Code Dance: Hip Hop 3-5 yrs $47/9 wks Wed 2 pm -2:30 pm Oct 4 3019243 Wed 2:30 pm -3 pm Oct 4 3019280 Ready, Set, PLAY! 3-5 yrs $45/9 wks Fri 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 6 3016563 Recreation Adventures 3-5 yrs $90/9 wks Tue 1 pm -3 pm Oct 3 3019217 Recreation Discovery 3-5 yrs $98/9 wks Thu 1 pm -3 pm Oct 5 3019235 Start to PLAY! Ball Hockey with Caregiver 3-5 yrs $47/9 wks Sat 10 am -11 am Oct 7 3018977 Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Program Listings 41 Adam Beck CC... Day Time Start Code Start to PLAY! Soccer 3-5 yrs $45/9 wks Sat 9 am -10 am Oct 7 3018963 Sports: Fall PLAY! Ball Hockey 6-7 yrs $47/9 wks Tue 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 3 3016525 PLAY! Soccer 6-7 yrs $47/9 wks Thu 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 5 3016559 PLAY! Basketball 6-9 yrs $47/9 wks Wed 6 pm -7 pm Oct 4 3016530 Karate-Intermediate/Advanced 6-15 yrs $77/9 wks Mon 7 pm -8 pm Oct 2 3016556 Karate-White Belt 6-15 yrs $47/9 wks Mon 6 pm -7 pm Oct 2 3016555 PLAY! Ball Hockey 8-12 yrs $47/9 wks Tue 4:30 pm -5:30 pm Oct 3 3016524 PLAY! Pickleball 8-12 yrs $20/9 wks Fri 4:45 pm -5:45 pm Oct 6 3025826 PLAY! Soccer 8-12 yrs $47/9 wks Thu 4:30 pm -5:30 pm Oct 5 3016560 Cheerleading 9-12 yrs $47/9 wks Fri 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Oct 6 3018272 Open Gym 13-24 yrs Free/9 wks Fri 7 pm -9 pm Oct 6 3018283 Ball Hockey 25 yrs+ Free/9 wks Tue 7 pm -9 pm Oct 3 3016543 Sat 12:30 pm -2:30 pm Oct 7 3016544 Basketball 25 yrs+ Free/9 wks Wed 7 pm -9 pm Oct 4 3016542 Pickleball 25 yrs+ Free/9 wks Mon 8 pm -9 pm Oct 2 3016545 Arts: Winter Dance: Hip Hop 5-6 yrs $48/9 wks Sat 9:15 am -10:15 am Jan 13 3021730 Sat 10:30 am -11:30 am Jan 13 3021731 Dance: Ballet 6-9 yrs $48/9 wks Sat 3:45 pm -4:30 pm Jan 13 3021711 Drama 6-12 yrs $48/9 wks Tue 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 9 3021739 Dance: Hip Hop 7-10 yrs $48/9 wks Sat 11:45 am -12:45 pm Jan 13 3021736 Drama 8-12 yrs $48/9 wks Wed 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 10 3021740 Clubs/General Interest: Winter Cooking 6-7 yrs $73/9 wks Wed 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 10 3021716 After-School Program 6-12 yrs $345/9 wks M-F 3:30 pm -6 pm Jan 8 3018862 Cooking 8-12 yrs $73/9 wks Mon 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 8 3021715 Tue 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 9 3021713 Thu 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 11 3021714 Club: Girls 9-12 yrs $21/9 wks Thu 3:30 pm -4:30 pm Jan 11 3021734 Early Years: Winter Recreation Fun and Play with Caregiver Up to 5 yrs Free/9 wks Mon 9 am -11 am Jan 8 3021717 Tue 9 am -11 am Jan 9 3021718 Adam Beck CC... 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