This document discusses various service sectors in Surrey, BC including public, commercial, and non-profit sectors. It provides examples of facilities that fall into each sector. The Bear Creek Outdoor Pool, Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, and Holland Park are described as public sectors as they provide recreational opportunities deemed valuable by society. Fitness World and Surrey Golf Course are commercial as users pay fees. R.E.C. For Kids, Field Hockey BC, and Guildford Athletic Club rely on volunteers and serve communities in a non-profit manner. The document examines how each facility connects to opportunities for all ages and abilities as discussed in the SPSC 2210 course.

1. Surrey
Service Sectors in our Community
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2. Public Service Sector
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3. Bear Creek
Outdoor Pool
Recreational and public - 13820 - 88 Avenue Surrey, BC V3W
3L1
Service sector – Public
This is a public sector due to To provide those opportunities
deemed valuable by society (i.e., an urban park or open space
– that because of their nature – cost compared to potential
income generation – would not be provided by the private
sector) (Lunn, 2020, p.3). provide opportunities for recreation
to disadvantaged clients: the poor, persons with physical or
mental disabilities, etc (Lunn, 2020, p.3). provide those
opportunities deemed valuable by society (Lunn, 2020, p.3)
SPSC 2210 connection – recreational – this is an open-door
pool facility that provides opportunities of all age, gender,
race. provides opportunities for both genders, all age groups,
all ethnic groups, and special interest groups (Lunn, 2020, p.5).
Strictly a public facility that provides recreational swimming to
all.
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4. Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre
recreational and public - 13458 107A Avenue Surrey, BC
V3T 0G4
Service sector – Public
This is a public sector due to – Community centers provide
services such as “fitness, sport, age-related programs,
events, arts, leadership, etc.” that are deemed a “public
good” (Lunn, 2020, p.4).
SPSC 2210 connection – This is a indoor gymnastics gym,
which allows individuals of all age groups, all ethnic
groups, and special interest groups (Lunn, 2020, p.5). low
risk activities for all age groups. Activities offered may be
scaled up or down based on demand and public safety
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5. Holland park
recreational and public - 13428 Old Yale Rd, Surrey, BC
V3T 3C7
Service sector – Public
This is a public sector due to being available to the general
public year around and provides basketball courts for
sports activities.
SPSC 2210 connection - this facility that the municipal
government delivers and develops offers the general
public those opportunities deemed valuable by society
(i.e., an urban park or open space – that because of their
nature – cost compared to potential income generation –
would not be provided by the private sector) (Lunn, 2020,
p.5).
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6. Commercial Sector
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7. Fitness world
commercial and recreational - 13821 Central Ave, Surrey,
BC V3T 1R9
Service sector – Commercial
This is commercial as all member pay a fee to use the
facilities for leisure and recreational which profits the
owners (Lunn, 2020, p.6)
SPSC 2210 connection – this is indoor facility that is
provides leisure and recreational activities to of all age
groups, all ethnic groups, and special interest groups
(Lunn, 2020, p.5).
There is also coaching available along with personal
training sessions for clients (Picture retrieved from https://gangstersout.blogspot.com/)

8. Surrey Golf Course
commercial and recreational - 7700 168 St, Surrey, BC V4N 0E1
Service sector – Commercial
This is commercial as all member pay a fee to use the facilities for
leisure and recreational which profits the owners (Lunn, 2020, p.6)
SPSC 2210 connection - – this is outdoor facility that is provides
leisure and recreational activities to of all age groups, all ethnic
groups, and special interest groups (Lunn, 2020, p.5). increase
employment opportunities Stimulation of local economies through
increased commerce, Attraction of outside capital (new businesses,
new investors for existing businesses), Increase property values,
Increased recreation opportunities for residents (Lunn, 2020, p.6).
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9. Coastal Climbing Centre
commercial and recreational - 7728 128 St #202, Surrey, BC V3W
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Service sector – Commercial
This is commercial as all member pay a fee to use the facilities for
leisure and recreational which profits the owners (Lunn, 2020, p.6).
SPSC 2210 connection - offer a low-stress learning environment for
new climbers, fun and cost-effective climbing parties for birthdays
and events, thought-provoking routes for experienced climbers,
and challenging boulder problems for climbers of every ability.
Expect high quality free coffee and tea, super friendly reception
staff, and patient and thorough instructors. Helping Consumer
desire (Lunn, 2020, p.6).
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10. Non – Profit
Sector
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11. R.E.C. For Kids
Society voluntary/ recreational 13379 68 Ave, Surrey, BC V3W 4S7
Service sector – volunteer
This facility relies on volunteers to repair bicycles or refurbish
sports and recreational equipment. Volunteer at community
events, equipment collection drives and fundraising events
SPSC 2210 connection – their mission is to provide
reconditioned sports and recreational equipment to children
in need in Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Cloverdale and North
Delta. Children are provided equipment through referral
agencies including schools, Municipal and Provincial
government departments, Community Services, the Police and
many other Social Service Agencies. Distributes all kinds of
sports equipment to kids in needs, including Hockey Skates,
Bicycles, Soccer, Softball and many other types of gear. Plays a
key role in promoting safety in sport.
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12. Field Hockey
BC 7455 132 St Suite 101, Surrey, BC V3W 1J8
Service sector – volunteer
Community volunteers are an integral part of what they do,
from our program volunteers to our board members. FHBC is
looks for volunteers for every tournament to help build and
tear-down portable infrastructure (tents, tables etc.). We are
looking for the unsung heroes who will join us at the crack of
dawn and at the end of a long day, rain or shine. If you are
able to help and live or work near a tournament venue, we
would like to hear from you.
Spsc 2210 connection - developed specifically to serve young
people who experience barriers to participation in recreational
sports. Without opportunities to play and exercise regularly
with friends and peers, marginalized youngsters are vulnerable
to becoming isolated socially and emotionally, which puts their
long-term health and well-being at risk.
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13. Guildford Athletic Club
10350 146 St, Surrey, BC V3R 6S4
Service sector – volunteer
like most other sports organizations, is almost entirely supported
by volunteers. It is a well-known fact that without volunteers most
kids would not be playing in community sports today. Volunteers
help subsidize the cost of children participating in sports.
Spsc 2210 connection GAC is a soccer club dedicated to providing
boys, girls and adults an opportunity to play organized soccer.
Opportunities exist for players to play from a fun-filled non-
competetive atmosphere to the highest level the sport can offer.
The club promotes learning through the sport in a friendly
environment. Playing style varies and depends on the age of the
player.
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14. References
Lunn, E. (2020). Adventure #4 – Service Sectors in Your Community. In E. Lunn (Ed.), SPSC 2210:
Foundations of physical education, recreation, & coaching course pack.