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A list of public policies supporting participation in leisure for children with disabilities in Canada. For the purpose of this initiative, “policy” is used in the sense of guiding principles generally issued by governments, whereas “program” is used for the kinds of initiatives in which individuals can participate.
Description of a policy that will enhance the social participation of those with learning disabilities.
An action plan to improve social participation in Quebec for those with intellectual disabilities.
A support programme aiming to support the recreation/leisure needs of persons with disabilities.
A law assuring that persons with disabilities can access their rights, and ensuring that persons with disabilities are integrated into society and included in networks and ministries, municipalities, public and private organizations, and all other organizations.
A dissemination of information on the latest research on disabled persons and their social participation, as well as available resources and expenses associated with social participation for persons with disabilities.
A policy aiming to increase the social participation of persons with disabilities (over 10 years), and to identify priorities. It first describes the current participation status of persons with disabilities, as well as expected changes in policy. Next, it presents key challenges, as well as possible interventions and priorities for action.
Policy guidelines, a framework, and an action plan from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health.
A financial assistance program to facilitate camp attendance for persons with disabilities.
Policy guidelines from the Government of Saskatchewan Office of Disability Issues on the development of a disability support program system.
An overview of the objectives of the program for adapted bicycles and tricycles. It also discusses the guidelines, the target clientele, the terms of allocation of responsibilities on various levels, the purchase terms, payment and recovery, the monitoring and evaluation program, and grants.
An action plan to strengthen Ontario’s capacity to deliver sport and physical activity programs in communities.
Put out by Parks and recreation Ontario to increase awareness of and promote recreation to youth at risk; at the same time, provide information and tools required by community service providers to take action on youth issues.