SPSC 2210- Course Adventure #4 PowerPoint.

1. Course Adventure #4- Service
Sectors in Your Community
Julia Massullo
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Douglas College

2. Canucks Autism Network
1788 W 8th Ave, Vancouver, BC, V6J 1V6
Non-Profit Organization
• CAN receives funding from Canucks for Kinds Fund and Vancouver Canucks organization
• CAN (n.d.) offers supported programs for individuals with autism to build confidence and
skills necessary to enjoy a lifetime of sport and physical activity
• CAN is a registered charity under the CRA (Federal Agency) and has many sponsors and
donors which allows fees to be subsidized (CAN, n.d.)
• Offers year-round recreation, sport programs, training services in British Columbia
communities (CAN, n.d.)
Figure 1. CAN Logo, (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 17 2020 from

3. Canucks Autism Network
2210 Connection
Physical Education
• Programs are designed for individuals with autism to enhance confidence and skills needed for a lifetime of
sport and physical activity (CAN, n.d.)
Recreation
• The CAN (n.d.) is in BC and offers programs for children, youth, adults with autism and their families to
promote health and well-being through recreation and sport
Coaching
• It develops fundamental movement skills, social skills, sport-focused skills, physical & mental health skills, life
skills and arts & technology to improve each individuals overall quality of life (CAN, n.d.)
• CAN launched a Supporting Positive Behaviour Module that is a program called Coaching Kids of All Abilities
(CAN, n.d.)

4. BC Soccer
250-3410 Lougheed Hwy, Vancouver BC, V5M 2A4
.Non-for-Profit
• Services the soccer community (BC Soccer, n.d.)
• Promotes and develops youth and adult soccer in BC
• Offers various recreation/competitive programs for members, participants and the soccer
community
• BC Soccer (n.d.) is membership based, has 14 board directors, and 4 standing committees and 5
operational committees who are in authority
• Funded by participant and member fees, government grants, VIA sport (BC Soccer, n.d.)
Figure 2 BC Soccer Logo (n.d.) Retrieved from
https://images.app.goo.gl/x1WkbVWEPV47PVbb9

5. BC Soccer
2210 Connection
.Coaching
• BC Soccer (n.d.) implements the LTPD model for Canadian Soccer Association via elite and
grass roots service plans, club members, provincial players development programs and coach
development programs
• Provides a road map for soccer players of all ages and abilities and offers individuals to
participate in soccer at any level while promoting lifelong participation
• LTPD Soccer programs for children focus on active start, fundamental, learn to train programs
• Youth Programs follow soccer for life, train to train and train to compete programs
• Adult programs are recreational following soccer for life or train to win profession leagues

6. Non-Profit Community Center
• Provides programs for the general public with the goal of
unifying and strengthening the community (Place
Maillardville, n.d.).
• Funded by donations, volunteers and government grants
• Offers a wide variety of programs for parents and their
child under 18 months old
• Early years programs are for children 3-5 who French
Immersion and are play based (Place Maillardville, n.d.).
• The children programs range from dance classes to arts
and crafts
• Provides free youth after school drop-in programs such as
cooking classes, dance classes, and language classes
(Maillardville)
1200 Cartier Ave,
Coquitlam, BC, V3K 2C3
Figure 3 Place Maillardiville Logo.
(n.d.)Retrieved from
https://images.app.goo.gl/vNaBFuYuZ2zV
Wu2c8

7. Place Millardville
2210 Connection
Recreation
• Offers recreation services for the general public to participate in during their free
time
• Promotes a sense of self and belonging in a French community
• Encourages youth to become physical active activity by offering Free Drop in
classes
• Free-drop in classes give youth something to do and promotes a healthy life style
• Builds a strong community and social networks

8. Just because its interesting! Even though its not in Coquitlam!
Voluntary Sector- The Boulders Climbing Gym
Address 1627 Stellys Cross Rd, Saanichton, BC, V8M 1S8
Service Sector
Voluntary- “Boulders is a non-for-profit society in Central Saanich, BC,
and has a goal of making climbing accessible for everyone, regardless of
ability or ability to pay” (Climb The Boulders, n.d.).
SPSC 2210 Connection
Physical Education, Coaching, & Recreation- The Climbing is attached to Stelly’s High
School and PE classes have the opportunity to climb as part of their curriculum. The
school offers a climbing academy as well. The gym is a community facility and a unique
social enterprise that offers rehabilitation programs, adaptive recreation, youth
recreational and competitive programs (Climb The Boulders, n.d.). The gym provides a
variety of programs for any age or ability. Their competitive team is run by world class
coaches. Program rates can be discounted through the Belayment Program which
requires climbers to belay for private parties during commercial hours (Climb The
Boulders, n.d.). The gym focuses on their members having fun, creating friendships and
being part of a community, this allows their cliental to expand and keep the gym running

9. Pictures of Me Climbing at Boulders Climbing Gym

10. Como Lake Middle School
1121 King Albert Ave, Coquitlam, BC, V3J 1X8
.Commercial Sector
• The middle schools provides services such as physical education classes, and athletics
programs and services for youth
• The school distract SD43 receives funds from Foundation, fundraising and the
government
• Provides students access to recreation activities and coaching (Lunn, 2020)
• Provides teaching employment opportunities (Lunn, 2020)
Figure 4 Como Lake Middle School Logo (n.d.). Retrieved
from https://images.app.goo.gl/n2BtfbgMMqn1VcMq8

11. Como Lake Middle School
2210 Connection
Physical Education
• P.E. classes are mandatory for every student in the middle school
• Teaches students the importance of being physically active, the benefits and how it can enhance their general
well-being
Recreational
• The middle offers sport programs with a wide range of physical activities
• Encoring students to participate in recreation activities
Coaching
• Athletic teams include rugby, track & field, basket ball, etc. The schools athletic teams are free and provide
students with a chance to be competitive.
• Students follow the LTPD model

12. Climb Base5
98 Brigantine Dr, Coquitlam, BC, V3K 6Z6
Commercial Sector
• Offers the general public the chance to climb no matter their age or ability
• Their focus is to deliver quality climbing programs for any levels with the hope of
creating an amazing climbing experience
• Aim to form connection between health, nature and the community (Base5, n.d.)
• Revenue from memberships, drop in sessions, birthday parties, group sessions and
program services
Figure 5 Climb Base5 Logo (n.d.) Retrieved from
https://images.app.goo.gl/V52ZH2Fj6wTRnrAb6

13. Climb Base 5
2210 Connection
Coaching
• Provides various coaching programs to develop the fundaments of movement for climbing
• Youth development program Climb4Life focuses on athletes with the hope of them participating in
climbing for life
• Coaches work on developing climbing principles and physical development and design each program
appropriate for the age and incorporates the LTAD model
Recreation
• Is a friendly social community and hosts fun and challenging events
• Encourages a healthy lifestyle
• Builds confidence, positive self-image and reduces stress while staying physically fit

14. New Edge Alliance Inc.
211-1020 Austin Ave, Coquitlam, BC, V3K 3P1
Commercial (Private) Sector
• Provides highly efficient form strength and conditioning through boot camps classes and personal
training sessions (NewEdgeAlliance, n.d.)
• Aimed at anyone who wants to challenge themselves and improve their quality of life
• All fitness levels are welcomed
• Their goal is to strengthen their clients body and mind
• Services include personal training, sport performance, fitness classes/bootcamps and nutritional
advising (NewEdgeAlliance, n.d.)
Figure 6 New Alliance Logo (n.d.) Retrieved from
https://images.app.goo.gl/5Gp4HYZGaSJheXZFA

15. New Edge Alliance Inc.
2210 Connection
Coaching
• Trainers work to build a foundation of movements
• Provides knowledge on how to eat healthy even while you have a busy life
• Gradually strengthens muscles, joints core stability and cardio and incorporates learn
to train then train to train
• Helps builds confidence, positive body image, and improves mental and physical
health

16. Public Service Sector
• Offers different social, performing arts
and educational programs and activities
for all ages and families (Coquitlam, n.d.)
• Partially funded by tax based funding and
the Spirit of Coquitlam Grant provides
funds to initiatives aligned with the city’s
strategic goals
• Admission fees are subsidized and one
drop in pass provides access to different
activities such as swimming, skating,
drop-in fitness and sports (Coquitlam,
n.d.).
Municipal level of government
• Oversees recreation needs and offering
recreation services for the general public
(Lunn, 2020).
•
Poirier Community Center
630 Poirier ST, Coquitlam, BC, V3J 6B1
Figure 7 Poirier Logo (n.d.) retrieved fom
https://images.app.goo.gl/utfsYHDgzo1jmkcC7

17. Poirier Community Center
2210 Connection
Recreation:
• The community connects to the Canada Sport for Life Model because tit gives the general public the
opportunity to live an active and healthy lifestyle
• It is aimed to build a strong community and the recreation activities reduces loneliness and stress
while enhancing individuals self-esteem, quality of life and social network (Lunn, 2020).
Coaching:
• The community center offers coaching for different activity such as figure skating, hockey, lacrosse
for all ages.
• There are coaching services for all ages and specific programs focus on Active Start, FUNdamentals,
Learn to Train, Train to Train and Train to Compete.

18. Public Sector
• Adult recreation center that offers drop in and
registered programs for all abilities and interests
• Programs include guitar lesson, drawing, painting,
line dancing, photography, fitness classes
• Operated by the City of Coquitlam Parks,
Recreation and Culture Department
(Dogwood50plus, n.d.)
• Focuses on adults 50 years or older
1655 Winslow Ave,
Coquitlam, BC, V3J
6B1
Figure 8 Dogwood Logo (n.d.). Retrieved from

19. Dogwood Pavilion
2210 Connection
Recreation
• Promotes year-round services and programs for older adults
• Encourages an active life style no matter the age
• Builds confidence and enhances general well-being
• Strengthens the community and provides a social network
• Gives older adults the opportunity to participate in outdoor recreation activities, sports
and athletics, and find new hobbies
• Promotes cultural heritage (Lunn, 2020)

20. Dogwood Pavilion
2210 Connection
Recreation
• Promotes year-round services and programs for older adults
• Encourages an active life style no matter the age
• Builds confidence and enhances general well-being
• Strengthens the community and provides a social network
• Gives older adults the opportunity to participate in outdoor recreation activities, sports
and athletics, and find new hobbies
• Promotes cultural heritage (Lunn, 2020)

21. Pine Tree Community Center
1260 Pintree Way, Coquitlam, BC, V3B 7Z4
Public Sector
• Is ran by the municipal government
• Grants allow fees to be subsided
• Offers a variety of services for the general public
• Offers both youth and adult court bookings for sports such as basketball, volley ball,
badminton, pickleball and table tennis (Coquitlam, n.d.)
• Offers gym services for all youth and adults
• Provides programs for preschoolers, children, youth and adults (Coquitlam, n.d.)

22. Pine Tree Community Center
1260 Pintree Way, Coquitlam, BC, V3B 7Z4
Recreation
• Provides an opportunity for youth and adults to rental courts for a subsided rates to
participate physical activity recreation activities during their leisure time
• Offers various programs such as aquatic classes and group fitness classes for all
ages and abilities
• Has special senior programs to ensure the elderly are staying active, being social
while enhancing their overall health
• Promotes an active lifestyle with the aim of improving confidence and self-image

23. References
BC Soccer. (n.d.). About Us. Retrieved Nov 19 2020 from https://bcsoccer.net/about-us
BC Soccer. (n.d.). Player Development. Retrived Nov 19 2020 from https://bcsoccer.net/player
Canucks Autism Network. (n.d.). Programs. Retrieved Nov. 16, 2020 from
https://www.canucksautism.ca/programs/
Climb Base5. (n.d.). Who We Are. Retrieved Nov 19 2020 from
https://www.climbbase5.com/about/
Coquitlam. (n.d.). Poirier Community Center. Retrieved Nov. 16, 2020 from
https://www.coquitlam.ca/439/Poirier-ommunity-Centre
Coquitlam. (n.d..). Pine Tree Community Center. Retrieved Nov 20 2020 from
https://www.coquitlam.ca/438/Pinetree-Community-Centre

24. References
Coquitlam Sports. (n.d.). About. Retrieved Nov. 16, 2020 from http://coquitlamsports.ca/about
Dogwood 50 Plus. (n.d.). About Us. Retrieved Nov 19 2020 from
https://dogwood50plus.com/
Figure 1. CAN Logo, (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 17 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/2pg7iXsPRZ2pi63w9
Figure 2 BC Soccer Logo (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 17 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/x1WkbVWEPV47PVbb9
Figure 3 Place Maillardiville Logo. (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 17 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/vNaBFuYuZ2zVWu2c8
Figure 4 Como Lake Middle School Logo (n.d.). Retrieved Nov 20 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/n2BtfbgMMqn1VcMq8

25. References
Figure 5 Climb Base5 Logo (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 18 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/V52ZH2Fj6wTRnrAb6
Figure 6 New Alliance Logo (n.d.) Retrieved Nov 18 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/5Gp4HYZGaSJheXZFA
Figure 7 Poirier Logo (n.d.) retrieved Nov 18 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/utfsYHDgzo1jmkcC7
Figure 8 Dogwood Logo (n.d.). Retrieved Nov 20 2020 from
https://images.app.goo.gl/m3ZrVFXSY5BF4DbH9
Lunn, E. (2020). Adventure #4- Service Sectors in Your Community. IN E. Lunn (ed)., SPSC 2210:
Foundations in PE, Rec, & Coaching Course Pack, New Westminister, BC, Douglas
College.

26. References
New Edge Alliance/ (n.d.). Earn Your Respect. Retrieved Nov 19 2020 from
https://www.newedgealliance.com/
The Boulders (n.d.). Explore the Growing Sport of Climbing. Retrieved Nov. 17, 2020 from
http://climbtheboulders.com/