Ayuda económica para el deporte juvenil
El costo no debería impedir que un niño juegue. Estos son los programas a los que pueden aplicar las familias de Metro Vancouver: primero los de toda la provincia y luego los de tu ciudad. Los montos y requisitos son los publicados y pueden cambiar cada año.
Toda la provincia y Metro Vancouver
- Subvención
Athletics 4 Kids (A4K) grants
Athletics 4 Kids
- Qué cubre
- Grants to cover sport and recreation fees for eligible families (as described by the City of Surrey; A4K's own page could not be checked).
- Quién califica
- Families who need help with sport fees; listed as a child/youth funding source by the District of West Vancouver, NVRC, the City of Surrey and Basketball BC. Check A4K for service area and criteria.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply through the A4K website (phone listed by West Vancouver: 604-985-5676).
Fuente: westvancouver.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - BecaHasta $1,000Baloncesto
Basketball BC Athlete Scholarships (Ed Terris and Duncan Anderson Memorial)
Basketball BC
- Qué cubre
- Post-secondary scholarships for graduating high-school basketball players continuing to play after high school: Ed Terris Memorial Scholarship ($1,000 each to two male and two female graduating seniors) and Duncan Anderson Memorial Scholarship ($1,000).
- Quién califica
- Graduating BC high-school basketball athletes continuing in basketball at a post-secondary institution (Basketball BC membership requirement waived for this year's application).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Send the application form and required documents to Basketball BC by email or mail, with the scholarship name in the subject line, no later than June 30; recipients notified by July 31.
Fuente: basketball.bc.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioBaloncesto
Basketball BC Financial Hardship Policy
Basketball BC
- Qué cubre
- For Basketball BC program fees: information on outside funding, a monthly instalment plan (pre-authorized credit card) for the full fee or remaining balance, and a partial fee waiver for extreme financial hardship (amount not published).
- Quién califica
- Families who cannot afford Basketball BC program fees. A waiver requires proof that the family has applied to the relevant outside funding sources (e.g. KidSport, Jumpstart, Athletics for Kids, municipal grants).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Request a Financial Hardship Application from Basketball BC by email, submit it complete with copies of outside funding applications; decision normally within one week.
Fuente: basketball.bc.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - BecaHasta $500
BC Games Leadership Bursary
BC Games Society
- Qué cubre
- Sixteen $500 bursaries (two per zone) at each BC Winter Games and BC Summer Games.
- Quién califica
- BC Games athletes, young coaches and youth officials under 19 who show achievement in academics and sport plus leadership and community volunteering.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Eligible Games participants are invited to apply; see the BC Games Society awards page.
Fuente: bcgames.org, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $300
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Individual Child Grants
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
- Qué cubre
- Eligible registration and equipment costs for sustained sport or physical-activity programs (at least 5 weeks with one or more sessions per week; sports camps of at least 5 consecutive days). Up to $300 per child per year (2026), paid to the program provider.
- Quién califica
- Children aged 4 to 18 in families under the before-tax low-income cut-off (LICO), shown with a current Canada Child Benefit statement; other proof considered in exceptional circumstances. Grants depend on local demand and funding, and Individual Child Grants may no longer be offered in some Jumpstart chapters.
- Cómo solicitarla
- A parent or guardian creates an account on the Jumpstart grants portal, then submits a grant request with proof of financial need and proof of the program (provider, program name, dates, cost). Apply before the program starts; payment takes 6-8 weeks after approval. The provider must be an approved Jumpstart payee. Log in first to check whether your chapter still offers individual grants.
Fuente: jumpstart.canadiantire.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $300
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Individual Child Grants
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
- Qué cubre
- Eligible sport or physical-activity registration and equipment costs, up to $300 per child per year. Programs must run at least five weeks with at least one session per week (sport camps: at least five consecutive days). Payment goes to the registered organization, not the family, about 6-8 weeks after approval.
- Quién califica
- Children aged 4-18 in families that meet Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO, before-tax). Some local Chapters may no longer offer the grant; check your Chapter in your Jumpstart account.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Create a Jumpstart account, confirm your local Chapter is accepting applications, and apply online before the program starts with a current Canada Child Benefit statement and proof of programming (payee organization, program, dates, cost). Applications after a program ends are not reviewed.
Fuente: jumpstart.canadiantire.ca, revisado el 3/11/2026
Página oficial - Programa gratuito
Grade 5 Active Pass
City of Abbotsford
- Qué cubre
- Free public swim, skate and gym drop-in at ARC and MRC for Grade 5 students, valid September 2, 2026 to August 31, 2027.
- Quién califica
- Grade 5 students who live in Abbotsford (non-Abbotsford students attending SD34 need a teacher's letter). No income test.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Pick up at ARC or MRC with a parent or guardian, bringing proof of residency and age (birth certificate).
Fuente: abbotsford.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - Programa gratuito
Grade Five Get Active Facility Pass
City of Chilliwack
- Qué cubre
- Free admission to public swims, skates and selected drop-in sports for Grade 5 students, valid September 1 to August 31.
- Quién califica
- Grade 5 students at public, private or home schools in Chilliwack. No income test.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Request a Get Active letter from the local school board office or the City's Recreation and Culture Department (604-793-2904) and present it with proof of eligibility.
Fuente: chilliwack.com, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400
KidSport Abbotsford grant
KidSport Abbotsford (KidSport BC chapter)
- Qué cubre
- Sport registration fees for a season of sport, up to $400 per child per year, paid to the sport organization.
- Quién califica
- Children 18 and under living in the chapter's service area from families facing financial barriers; families outside the area use their nearest chapter or the provincial fund.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in a program, then apply online through the chapter's Apply for a Grant page.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 3/11/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport BC Provincial Fund
KidSport BC
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance. Up to $400 per child per calendar year (Jan-Dec); families may apply more than once but the yearly total is capped.
- Quién califica
- For BC families living in communities that do not have their own KidSport chapter (all nine Greater Vancouver areas have chapters; the fund covers gaps such as communities outside chapter boundaries). Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days. Paper forms go to KidSport BC by email, mail or fax.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $700
KidSport Greater Victoria grant
KidSport Greater Victoria (KidSport BC chapter)
- Qué cubre
- Sport registration fees for a season of sport, up to $700 per child per year, paid to the sport organization.
- Quién califica
- Children 18 and under living in any Capital Regional District community, from families facing financial barriers.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in a program, then apply online through the chapter's Apply for a Grant page.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 3/11/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400
KidSport Kelowna grant
KidSport Kelowna (KidSport BC chapter)
- Qué cubre
- Sport registration fees for a season of sport, up to $400 per child per year, paid to the sport organization.
- Quién califica
- Children 18 and under living in the chapter's service area from families facing financial barriers; families outside the area use their nearest chapter or the provincial fund.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in a program, then apply online through the chapter's Apply for a Grant page.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 3/11/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioHasta $120
L.I.F.E. Program (Leisure Involvement For Everyone), City of Victoria
City of Victoria
- Qué cubre
- Unlimited free drop-ins at Victoria Recreation Centre (opening early 2027) and drop-in public skating at Save-On-Foods Memorial Arena, 52 free regional drop-in visits per year, and program registration credits over the two-year term: $80 per preschooler (0-5), $120 per youth (6-18), $80 per adult. Or 50% off a one-year Regional Recreation Pass.
- Quién califica
- City of Victoria residents (fixed address, 30+ days) with combined household income at or below the Statistics Canada low-income threshold (e.g. $29,640 for 1 person, $55,076 for 4). Saanich, Esquimalt, Oak Bay, Panorama, SEAPARC and West Shore run their own L.I.F.E. programs; apply where you live.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Complete the City of Victoria L.I.F.E. application with proof of residency and the latest CRA Notice of Assessment for each adult (19+), one per household; email LIFEprogram@victoria.ca or apply in person at City Hall recreation reception (Mon and Wed, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.). An adjudicator form signed by a community professional is accepted if you lack documents.
Fuente: victoria.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - Programa gratuito
L.I.F.E. Program (Leisure Involvement For Everyone), Saanich
District of Saanich
- Qué cubre
- Unlimited free drop-ins at Saanich recreation centres, 52 free drop-in visits per year at participating Greater Victoria regional recreation centres, and additional discounts at Saanich recreation centres. Passes last two years from approval; preschool children and post-secondary students are eligible.
- Quién califica
- Saanich residents with low income (e.g. proof via most recent Notice of Assessment); other eligibility routes exist with different documents.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply online through the District of Saanich financial assistance page (saanich.ca, Community Services > Financial Assistance).
Fuente: saanich.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - DescuentoHasta $40
LEAP (Leisure Economic Access Pass)
City of Nanaimo
- Qué cubre
- 50 free drop-in admissions per person per year (swimming, skating, weight rooms, drop-in gym), 50% off registered programs (incl. swim lessons) up to $40 off, up to four times per year per person, plus free Nanaimo Art Gallery and Nanaimo Museum admission.
- Quién califica
- Residents of the City of Nanaimo, District of Lantzville or RDN Electoral Areas A, B or C with household income below Statistics Canada low-income guidelines (e.g. $26,290 for 1 person, $48,851 for 4), or on BC/federal income or disability assistance, approved CLBC support, children/youth in care, or eligible newcomers/refugees. Post-secondary students are not eligible.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply online at nanaimo.ca or print the LEAP form; list family members, give each adult's income (Notice of Assessment) or other proof of need, and upload photo ID with current address.
Fuente: nanaimo.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - Subsidio
Leisure Access Pass (LAP)
City of Chilliwack
- Qué cubre
- Recreation activities at very low or no cost for eligible residents.
- Quién califica
- Chilliwack residents in financial need; all sources of household income are considered (no published threshold).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply in person at Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre or Cheam Leisure Centre with the Leisure Access Application Form and supporting documents; reapply when the card expires.
Fuente: chilliwack.com, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - DescuentoHasta $50Natación
Leisure Access Program (LAP)
City of Prince George
- Qué cubre
- 52 free public swim admissions, then 75% off swim passes, and 75% off swimming programs such as swim lessons (up to a $50 credit).
- Quién califica
- Permanent residents of Prince George with household income below Statistics Canada low-income guidelines (e.g. $26,127 for 1 person, $48,550 for 4) or receiving the BC Seniors Supplement.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Complete the online LAP Participant Application (or a paper copy at Canfor Leisure Pool) with proof of household income and photo ID; processing usually takes a day or two (up to 10 days). Approved community agencies can apply for clients.
Fuente: princegeorge.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - Subsidio
PRC Subsidy Program
City of Abbotsford
- Qué cubre
- A recreation pass for City recreation centres plus 25% off group swim lessons and group skate lessons (not private lessons) and selected City day camps. Valid May 1 to April 30; reapply every year.
- Quién califica
- Full-time Abbotsford residents with family net income within the Statistics Canada low-income cut-off (2025 Notice of Assessment), e.g. up to $22,361 for 1 person, $42,278 for 4, $58,639 for 7+.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply in person at City Hall (3rd floor PRC office), ARC (2499 McMillan Rd) or MRC (3106 Clearbrook Rd) with proof of residency (last 3 months), government photo ID, the 2025 Notice of Assessment for each adult (or a social worker letter) and the Canada Child Benefit notice for households with children. No fax or email. New immigrants get the form from Archway Community Services. Processing takes up to two weeks.
Fuente: abbotsford.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - Subsidio
Richmond Fee Subsidy Program (RFSP)
City of Richmond
- Qué cubre
- Subsidy toward City of Richmond recreation program fees, including swim lessons; the approved subsidy balance appears as a payment method when registering online.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Approved participants register online at richmond.ca/register and pick the subsidy as the payment method when there is enough allocation. Eligibility and the application process were not confirmed this run; contact the City (604-276-4300).
Fuente: richmond.ca, revisado el 4/11/2026
Página oficial - BecaHasta $1,500Patinaje artístico
Skate Canada BC/YT Athlete Support Fund (ASF) bursaries
Skate Canada BC/YT Section
- Qué cubre
- Bursaries that help offset competition expenses, training opportunities and post-secondary education; 2026 bursaries ranged from $750 to $1,500. Skaters may apply for one bursary per year.
- Quién califica
- BC/Yukon skaters who have been on the BC/YT Team or passed at least 3 of 4 Gold Test Assessments and are going on to post-secondary; separate Canadian Participant Bursary (recent Canadian Championships competitors) and Gold Athlete Bursary (one-time, 2026/2027 high-school graduates).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Applications open March 2027 using the criteria and form linked on the page; deadline June 15, 2027; awarded in fall 2027 by the ASF Committee.
Fuente: skatinginbc.com, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - BecaHasta $1,000Voleibol
Volleyball BC Team BC Athlete Award
Volleyball BC
- Qué cubre
- $1,000 awards (two in 2026) to help offset the cost of participating in Volleyball BC's high-performance programming.
- Quién califica
- Athletes in Volleyball BC high-performance (Team BC) programming; detailed criteria not published on the announcement.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Selection process not described on the page; contact Volleyball BC.
Fuente: volleyballbc.org, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - BecaHasta $2,500
W.R. Bennett Award for Athletic Excellence
BC Games Society
- Qué cubre
- One athlete at each BC Winter and BC Summer Games is recognized for athletic achievement and leadership and receives a $2,500 bursary.
- Quién califica
- BC Games athletes; nominations are submitted by Provincial Sport Organizations.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Nomination by the athlete's Provincial Sport Organization.
Fuente: bcgames.org, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial
Programas municipales
- SubvenciónNatación
Eric Ripplinger Memorial Fund for Swim Lessons
City of Delta Parks, Recreation & Culture
Delta
- Qué cubre
- Complete or partial funding for swim lessons at any Delta pool.
- Quién califica
- Children aged six months to twelve years who might not otherwise be able to take lessons (no income table published on the page).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Call 604-952-3540 or email access@delta.ca.
Fuente: delta.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioHasta $500
FAIR Play Program (Financial Assistance and Inclusion for Residents)
City of Burnaby Parks, Recreation and Culture
Burnaby
- Qué cubre
- A no-cost annual Be Active Pass (public swimming and skating, weight rooms, fitness classes, drop-in gym sports and table tennis) plus a one-year FAIR Play credit for registered activities: $500 per child and $250 per youth/adult/senior (the FAQ sets the child amount for ages up to 14 and $250 for ages 15-25). The credit cannot be used for golf, personal training or drop-ins. Replaced the Recreation Credit Program on March 1, 2024.
- Quién califica
- Burnaby residents (individuals or families) who receive federal/provincial income assistance, have combined family income within the published scale (e.g. $61,716 for four people; higher with Disability Tax Credit), have a child receiving the Child Disability Benefit, are CUAET or sponsored refugees, or are referred by an approved agency.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Submit the application form with proof of Burnaby residency dated within 90 days, income proof (e.g. 2025 CRA Proof of Income Statement for each adult) and a Canada Child Benefit statement listing the children, at any recreation facility front desk, by mail to the FAIR Play Office, or by email. No online form; processing up to 4 weeks.
Fuente: burnaby.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioHasta $500
Financial Assistance for Recreation
City of Port Coquitlam
Tri-Cities
- Qué cubre
- A One City Pass for the approved calendar year, plus an optional scholarship for registered recreation programs of up to $500 per child or youth (ages 0-18), applied as a 75% discount (participant pays 25%). Specialty programs, personal training and rentals are excluded; not retroactive.
- Quién califica
- Port Coquitlam residents with gross family income at or below the 2024 LICO-based scale (e.g. $58,096 for a family of four), or referred by a Community Partner or adjudicator.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply online (fastest) or submit the 2026 PDF form by email, mail or drop-off at Port Coquitlam Community Centre or Hyde Creek Recreation Centre, with a bill dated within 90 days and a CRA Proof of Income Statement (or a Community Partner Reference Form). Replies in about 10-14 business days. Questions: 604-927-5371.
Fuente: portcoquitlam.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioHasta $225
Financial Assistance for Recreation (FAR)
City of Coquitlam
Tri-Cities
- Qué cubre
- Each eligible family member receives 50 drop-in passes and a $225 credit toward City admissions, passes and programs.
- Quién califica
- Coquitlam residents with total before-tax household income at or below the low-income cut-off for household size (2025: e.g. $51,058 for four people). Family includes legal dependents 18 and younger.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Apply with the online form or PDF, with proof of residency and income (CRA Income Statement Option C for each earning member, proof of government assistance, or an agency/adjudicator signature). Submit online, by email (communityaccess@coquitlam.ca), by mail, or in person at Glen Pine Pavilion. Questions: 604-927-6076.
Fuente: coquitlam.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - Programa gratuitoNatación
Free introductory swimming lessons (Swim for Life)
City of Surrey Parks, Recreation and Culture
Surrey
- Qué cubre
- Free Lifesaving Society Swim for Life lessons at Preschool and Swimmer Levels 1-3 at all City indoor and outdoor pools; Adapted and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Levels 1-3 start in fall 2026. A $25 withdrawal fee applies to late cancellations.
- Quién califica
- Surrey residents aged 3 to 12; from fall 2026 the account's primary contact must verify Surrey residency at a recreation facility front desk by the second lesson.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register online, in person at any Surrey Parks, Recreation & Culture facility, or by phone (604-501-5100) when registration opens.
Fuente: surrey.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - Programa gratuito
Grade 5 Get Active! and Grade 6 Stay Active! passes
City of Coquitlam
Tri-Cities
- Qué cubre
- Grade 5 Get Active! pass: unlimited free drop-in admissions for a year starting each September. Grade 6 Stay Active! pass: 12 free admissions. (As described in a City news release dated March 30, 2023; confirm current terms.)
- Quién califica
- Grade 5 and Grade 6 students (residency rules not stated in the release).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Ask at a City of Coquitlam recreation centre.
Fuente: coquitlam.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - Subvención
Jumpstart funding in Delta (via BGC Community Services)
Boys and Girls Club Community Services of Delta (local Jumpstart program)
Delta
- Qué cubre
- Helps pay for sports team registration, private activity programs, and programs of the Boys and Girls Club/Community Services of Delta and Delta Parks, Recreation and Culture. Families may be asked to pay part of the fee, and lower-cost alternatives may be suggested depending on demand and funding.
- Quién califica
- Delta children aged 5 to 17.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Contact the BGC Community Services Jumpstart program by phone (604-591-9262) or email (jumpstart@bgccs.bc.ca), as listed on the City of Delta Recreation Access page.
Fuente: delta.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $300Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Burnaby grant
KidSport Burnaby (KidSport BC chapter)
Burnaby
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- City of Burnaby residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $500Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Delta grant
KidSport Delta (KidSport BC chapter)
Delta
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- Delta residents (Ladner, Tsawwassen, North Delta). Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Langley grant
KidSport Langley (KidSport BC chapter)
Langley
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- City of Langley and Township of Langley residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport New West grant
KidSport New West (KidSport BC chapter)
New Westminster
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- New Westminster residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $300Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport North Shore grant
KidSport North Shore (KidSport BC chapter)
North Shore
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- North Vancouver (City and District) and West Vancouver residents; the chapter page also names Lions Bay and Bowen Island. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Richmond grant
KidSport Richmond (KidSport BC chapter)
Richmond
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- City of Richmond residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Surrey / White Rock grant
KidSport Surrey / White Rock (KidSport BC chapter)
Surrey
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- Surrey and White Rock residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $500Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Tri-Cities grant
KidSport Tri-Cities (KidSport BC chapter)
Tri-Cities
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubvenciónHasta $400Baloncesto, Fútbol, Voleibol, Natación, Bádminton, Tenis, Hockey sobre hielo, Patinaje artístico, Golf
KidSport Vancouver grant
KidSport Vancouver (KidSport BC chapter)
Vancouver
- Qué cubre
- Pays sport registration fees for one season of sport, paid directly to the sport organization. Does not cover camps, equipment, travel, tournament/championship fees, fundraising or volunteer fees, or dance.
- Quién califica
- City of Vancouver residents. Children and youth 18 and under living in the chapter area. Financial need judged against Statistics Canada low-income cut-offs (LICO) as a guideline; extenuating circumstances considered. Program must be affiliated with a Sport BC member organization, led by a qualified coach, with at least one session per week over a season (page states 6 weeks in one place and 8 weeks in its FAQ).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Register the child in the program first, then apply before or at the start of the season through the KidSport online portal (needs the latest Notice of Assessment, line 15000, for every parent/guardian) or with a paper form (financial proof or a third-party endorser). Include the registration confirmation showing the total cost. Decisions can take up to 30-60 days.
Fuente: kidsportcanada.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Leisure Access (Leisure Access Card)
City of Port Moody Recreation Services
Tri-Cities
- Qué cubre
- 50% off facility admission, fitness passes and skating/aquatics passes; up to four registered programs per eligible family member per year at 50% off (private/semi-private lessons excluded); up to two weeks of full-day summer day camp at 50% off; free skate and helmet rentals.
- Quién califica
- Port Moody residents in financial need with total family income between the published minimum and maximum for family size (e.g. maximum $44,340 for four people; minimum $5,000 income claim).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Complete and sign the application form, attach the listed documents (photo ID, utility bill, GST credit and Canada Child Benefit notices, Notice of Assessment for every earner), and submit at the Recreation Complex (300 Ioco Road) or Kyle Centre. Cards are valid up to one year.
Fuente: portmoody.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Leisure Access Assistance Program (LAAP)
City of Delta Parks, Recreation & Culture
Delta
- Qué cubre
- Access to drop-in land and aquatic fitness classes, weight room sessions, public swims, open gyms and public skating.
- Quién califica
- Low-income Delta residents (individuals or families); eligibility is based on family net income as defined by the Canada Revenue Agency.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Details and application on the City's LAAP page (delta.ca/LAAP); contact access@delta.ca.
Fuente: delta.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Leisure Access Grant
City of Langley Recreation
Langley
- Qué cubre
- Each family member living in the household receives a 25%-75% discount on a City of Langley program or pass (adults and seniors may instead choose an aquatic pass for the area's indoor pools).
- Quién califica
- Low-income City of Langley residents who meet the program's income requirements (thresholds not shown on the page); temporary residents (study/work permits) do not qualify.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Complete the 2026 Leisure Access Grant application and submit it at a City recreation facility or by email (recreation@langleycity.ca) with proof of address, a pay stub and the Notice of Assessment for every earner. Expect contact within three weeks.
Fuente: langleycity.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Leisure Access Program (LAP)
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
Vancouver
- Qué cubre
- Free admission to Park Board ice rinks and indoor/outdoor pools (plus free skate rental for public skating and group lessons), 50% off group skating lessons and group swimming lessons, 50% off one Community Centre Association program per season per facility, 50% off pitch and putt, and other discounts. Pass is loaded onto the OneCard.
- Quién califica
- City of Vancouver residents who meet one route: receiving income assistance or certain subsidies; referral by a non-profit or government agency; families receiving the Child Disability Benefit for a child up to 17; Disability Tax Credit (higher income limits); low-income self-referral (e.g. net family income up to $86,033 for a family of four); or EI recipients. Children 16 and under need a signed parent/guardian consent form.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Complete the LAP application form (or an agency third-party referral form), attach proof of Vancouver address dated within 90 days, government photo ID and route-specific proof (e.g. CRA Proof of Income Statement or Canada Child Benefit notice), and submit in a sealed envelope at any Park Board community centre or by mail to the Leisure Access Office. Passes issued in 2026 are valid for 3 years.
Fuente: vancouver.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Leisure Access Program (LAP)
City of Surrey Parks, Recreation and Culture
Surrey
- Qué cubre
- Free one-year recreation pass for children (0-12) and youth (13-18) covering drop-in fitness, gym, aquatics and skating; 75% off most registered courses up to $500 per year for ages 0-18; 75% off day camps for ages 0-18 with no limit. Some specialty programs excluded. Valid for one year.
- Quién califica
- Surrey residents with family net income (line 23600) under the published limit (e.g. $49,829 for a family of four), or Ministry of Social Development clients, Disability Tax Credit recipients, children in the legal care of specified child and family services, or refugees referred by approved settlement agencies.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Gather a CRA Proof of Income Statement for each adult, a Canada Child Benefit (or GST/HST credit) notice, photo ID and the application form; apply online (staff then book an appointment) or in person at a Surrey recreation facility or the Healthy Communities office at City Hall. Questions: 604-502-6325; free interpretation available.
Fuente: surrey.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Muncie Booth Inner-City Youth Golf Program
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
Vancouver
- Qué cubre
- Each August, 30 to 50 kids receive free PGA instruction, equipment and meals at McCleery Golf Course.
- Quién califica
- Kids from the Strathcona, Thunderbird, Ray-Cam and Hastings communities.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Application process not published on the Park Board page; contact the Park Board (3-1-1 or 604-873-7000) or the participating community centres.
Fuente: vancouver.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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NVRC Financial Assistance
North Vancouver Recreation & Culture Commission (NVRC)
North Shore
- Qué cubre
- Subsidy toward registered programs and passes based on the family's needs (system calculates the subsidized portion at online checkout); approved applicants can buy Access 10 Visit Passes at a subsidized rate. Subsidy is per family member, non-transferable and expires December 31.
- Quién califica
- North Vancouver residents in financial hardship with combined family net income within the published range for household size (2025 package: e.g. maximum $58,646 for four people). People with temporary status are not eligible.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Read the application package (English, Simplified Chinese, Persian, Ukrainian), then submit the form with proof of North Vancouver address and proof of financial eligibility (government program confirmation, agency referral letter, or CRA Proof of Income Statement plus Canada Child Benefit record) by email (financialassistance@nvrc.ca) or at a community recreation centre front desk. Allow up to 3 weeks; reapply yearly.
Fuente: nvrc.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Parks and Recreation Financial Assistance Program
City of New Westminster Parks and Recreation
New Westminster
- Qué cubre
- 50% off eligible registered programs, the Active 10 Visit Pass and the Active 30 Day Pass. Each family member receives 1,000 credits per year (expire Dec 31) that can reduce eligible fees by up to 50%. Third-party-run programs, private/semi-private lessons and transport costs are excluded.
- Quién califica
- New Westminster residents with household income below $50,000, or referred by a social service agency.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Bring proof of New Westminster residency and either proof of household income (CRA tax assessment or Child Benefit notice dated within 12 months) or an agency Financial Assistance Referral Form to recreation facility customer service during office hours. Reapply every year.
Fuente: newwestcity.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Recreation Fee Subsidy Program (RFSP)
City of Richmond Parks, Recreation and Culture Division
Richmond
- Qué cubre
- Unlimited free admission to many drop-in programs and services, a 90% discount on most registered programs up to an annual subsidy of $300 for ages 18 and under ($100 for ages 19+), and select opportunities at the Richmond Olympic Oval. Program year runs Sep 1, 2026 to Aug 31, 2027.
- Quién califica
- Richmond residents in financial hardship: receiving government assistance (e.g. Income Assistance, Disability Assistance, RAP, Canada Disability Benefit) or with family net income (line 23600) at or under the published limit (e.g. $52,884 for a family of four), plus limits on investment, rental and capital-gains income.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Download the 2026-2027 PDF application (instructions in English and Chinese) and submit with supporting documents by email (subsidy@richmond.ca), by mail, or in person at any City recreation facility, the Richmond Cultural Centre or City Hall (in-person help by appointment, 604-276-4300).
Fuente: richmond.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
Página oficial - SubsidioHasta $400
Recreation Financial Assistance Program (RFAP)
District of West Vancouver (Access Services)
North Shore
- Qué cubre
- 50% subsidy on activities up to $400 per subsidy year, 50% on FitPasses up to $362 per year, and 100% toward Enhance West Van and Seniors' Activity Centre memberships. Private lessons, birthday parties, events and rentals are not eligible.
- Quién califica
- West Vancouver residents (proof for all family members) who are low-income individuals or families without significant savings or assets, per the District's Qualifying for Financial Assistance handout.
- Cómo solicitarla
- Create an activeWestVanRec account, complete and sign the RFAP form, and drop it with copies of recent tax documents in a sealed envelope at the West Vancouver Community Centre front desk; staff then book an interview. Review takes about 2-6 weeks.
Fuente: westvancouver.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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YAK Pass (free youth drop-in)
City of Delta Parks, Recreation & Culture
Delta
- Qué cubre
- Free use of City of Delta drop-in programs and facilities for young residents.
- Quién califica
- Delta residents aged 18 and under.
- Cómo solicitarla
- See the City of Delta YAK Pass FAQ (linked from the Recreation Access page) or ask at a Delta recreation centre.
Fuente: delta.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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Youth on Course at Vancouver Park Board golf courses
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation (with Youth on Course)
Vancouver
- Qué cubre
- Youth on Course members play rounds for $5 or less at Fraserview and Langara (Monday-Thursday, sunset and front-9 rates) and at Queen Elizabeth and Rupert Park pitch and putts (any time).
- Quién califica
- Young golfers who are Youth on Course members (membership terms not described on the Park Board page).
- Cómo solicitarla
- Join Youth on Course, then book at participating Park Board courses; contact the Park Board (3-1-1) for details.
Fuente: vancouver.ca, revisado el 21/10/2026
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