Municipal Recreation Practitioners Events:
2016 Fall Rec Prac Event @ Allan
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2015 Fall Rec Prac Event @ Dundurn
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2014 Fall Rec Prac Event In Watrous
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Program Description
The Municipal Recreation Practitioners event is held in the Spring and Fall of each year. The event is for Recreation Practitioners working in municipal recreation within the District boundaries. Practitioners have the opportunity to network and learn from one another. They are also provided with information on Sport Culture and Recreation organizations within the province. There is no cost to attend the event; which includes a lunch. For more information on the event please contact Joaleen Unger at (306)726-2087 Ext: 221
Program Outcomes
- Participants increase their knowledge of best practices related to sport culture and recreation programing and facilities;
- Participants increase their awareness of Prairie Central District for Sport Culture and Recreation program initiatives;
- Participants have knowledge and understanding of the benefits of sport culture and recreation;
- Participants have a sense of connection, support, and fun between sport, culture and recreation colleagues
Aboriginal Recreation Practitioners Events:
Program Description
Aboriginal Recreation Practitioners (First Nation Band Recreation, Sport & Culture Councillors and staff, Metis Local Presidents and Metis Councillors, and presenters in the sport, culture and recreation delivery system) come to network, to learn about building community leadership capacity and to share best practices in sport, culture and recreation.
Program Outcomes
- Increased knowledge of the sport, culture and recreation delivery system in the province;
- Increased knowledge of programs and services available to the aboriginal community;
- Increased networking opportunity for sport, culture and recreation practitioners;
- Increased knowledge on upcoming opportunities of interest;
- Increased awareness of best practices;
- Opportunity to discuss member community sport, culture and recreation needs
