From: Cindy Kowalski [central@sport.mb.ca]
Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 9:19 AM
To: Cindy Kowalski
Subject: FW: Central E-news - May 2009 Special Grants Issue
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SPECIAL GRANTS ISSUE |
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In This Issue · Sport Development Grants · Central
Region Bingo Event · Portable
Mobile Bleachers · SoGo
Active · Employment
Opportunities
Events and Deadlines Bingo date/time/location June 13, 2009 6 - 9:45 PM Club Regent, Winnipeg
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Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Sport Manitoba – Central Region 225 Wardrop St. Morden , MB R6M 1N4 (204) 822- 6735 Toll Free: 1-866-774-2220 ext. 1 Fax: (204) 822-2915 Email: central@sport.mb.ca CINDY KOWALSKI Regional Manager PHYLLIS BOULTON Administrative Assistant Please forward Central Region E-News on to your contacts in the community.
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Welcome
to Sport Manitoba – Central E-News!
The
intent of Sport Manitoba – Central E-News is to increase awareness and
accessibility of Sport Manitoba programs to Central Sport partners.
REGIONAL
- COMMUNITY SPORT DEVELOPMENT GRANTS To learn more about the 2009/2010 Regional - Community Sport Development Grants and their funding criteria: *** call the Central office @ 822-6735 ***
HOSTING GRANTS a) Hosting Athlete Skill Development
Clinics/Camps
Program Purpose To
provide assistance to Community Sport Partners who are working in partnership
with a provincial sport organization in hosting community/regional sport
skill development clinics/camps for youth athletes. Funding Levels · Applicant’s
grant/share is 50% of the eligible expenses · Maximum grant/share up to $300 · Eligibility does
not ensure assistance Eligible Expenses · Clinicians
honoraria; travel, accommodations and meals if required · Facility rental · Expendable equipment
(i.e. tennis balls, pucks etc.) · Advertising and
promotion costs · Administration
costs b) Hosting Regional Championships Program Purpose To
assist Community Sport Partners who are working in partnership with a
provincial sport organization in the hosting of a regional championship for
youth athletes. Funding Levels · Applicant’s
grant/share is 50% of the eligible expenses · Maximum of $300.00 · Eligibility does
not ensure assistance Eligible Expenses · Facility rental · Expendable field of
play equipment (i.e. tennis balls, pucks etc.) · Officials honoraria; travel, meals and accommodations if required . TRAVEL GRANTS a) Athlete/Team Travel Assistance
Program Purpose · To provide
financial assistance to youth athletes trying out for a Provincial Team. · To provide
financial assistance to youth athletes/teams participating in a P.S.O
sanctioned provincial championship that leads to an interprovincial
competition. · To provide
financial assistance to athletes/teams participating in an M.H.S.A.A
sanctioned provincial championship. Funding Levels · “Individual”
sport’s athletes are eligible for funding up to a maximum of $100.00 per
person, per sport, per year. · “Team”
sports are eligible for funding up to a maximum of $300.00 per team, per
sport, per year. b) Coaches/Officials Travel Assistance Program Purpose · To provide
financial assistance to coaches attending recognized National Coaches
Certification Clinics. (Theory or Technical) · To provide
financial assistance to volunteer officials attending recognized Officials
Certification Clinics. · To provide
financial assistance to coaches participating in the Coaching Manitoba
regional seminar series. Funding Levels ·
Coaches/Officials
are eligible for funding up to a maximum of $200.00 per sport. COMMUNITY SPORT DEVELOPMENT GRANTS a) Introduction of a New Sport to a
Community Program Purpose To
provide financial assistance to Community Sport Partners who are working in
partnership with a Provincial Sport Organization to introduce a new sport by
establishing a team, sport club or league in their community. Funding Levels · Applicant’s
grant/share is 50% of the eligible expenses · Maximum grant is
$300 per year · Maximum of $500 per
year for remote communities · Eligibility does
not ensure assistance Eligible Expenses · Purchase of new non-expendable
equipment that meets the sport’s minimum technical/field of play standards. · Organizational
costs (promotion, advertising, facility rental) Note: · Introduction of a
sport means that the sport must not have been offered at any level in the
community for the past two years. · Communities may
apply for 2 consecutive years. b) Bingo Allocations Program Purpose To
provide an opportunity for eligible Community Sport Partners who are working
in partnership with a Provincial Sport Organization to work and/or receive a
grant from a Sport Manitoba allocated bingo. Criteria: Regional bingos will be allocated to
support any/all of the following: · Special grants to
support the hosting of major events/ championships that will leave a legacy
for sport · Special grants to
support sport development opportunities that will leave a legacy for sport · New or existing
programs that your Regional Sport Council would deliver with a sport partner · Receipts are
mandatory with post-event report · For other examples please call your regional manager
Central Bingo Application Deadline: May 20, 2009 Bingo Date & Location: June 13, 2009 @ Club Regent
To ensure your eligibility before applying Call Central Region office @ 822-6735 c) Sport Special Initiatives Grants Program Purpose To
provide assistance to a Community Sport Partner who is working in partnership
with a Provincial Sport Organization for a project, event or activity that
would assist in the development of community based sport and is not eligible
under any other grant. Criteria · The funding request
must clearly outline how that initiative will assist in meeting the needs of
the athletes, coaches, officials or volunteers · The project, event
or activity should contain an educational component. Examples: · Hosting
non-certification clinics, pre-level one clinics and coaching/official mentorship
programs for volunteer coaches or volunteer officials (i.e. Hockey’s IP
Clinic, Minor Officials Clinics, taping clinics, scorekeeper/timekeeper
clinics, pre-level one clinics such as ones offered by soccer, hockey and
curling (please contact the appropriate PSO for available clinics) · Regional Sport
Specific Associations are eligible to apply for developmental funding. Before
applying please contact the office. · Women in Sport
Workshop, Sport for Life initiative, Community Sport Festival, Fair Play
Conference or initiative, Long Term Planning Sessions,
Volunteer/Organizational Development Workshops, etc. Funding Levels · Up to a maximum of
$500.00 per community Sport partner/per year · Applicant’s
grant/share is 50% of the eligible expenses Eligibility does not ensure assistance
BLEACHERS This
is the time of year when it is important to let all of our and your sport
partners and other key stakeholders know of the availability of Sport
Manitoba's Portable-Mobile Bleachers including:
Contact our
office for more information or click on the link below: http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/resources/bleachers.php
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SPORTS RELATED EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES There are always new employment opportunities added to this site. Check them out here : |
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