1. Bay Bulls-Bauline Athletic Association December 2009
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Bay Bulls-Bauline Athletic Association December 2009
2009/2010 Regional Recreation Accomplishments and Goals
By: Trudy Williams,
Regional Recreation Director
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2. Overview Who we are…. Accomplishments… Goals for 2010 Why BBBAA…
Mission/Values
Accomplishments…
Goals for 2010
Why BBBAA…
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3. BBBAA: Who we are… 14 Member NFP Regional Recreation Board
Formed Jan. 2008
7 communities; Bay Bulls, Witless Bay, Mobile, Tors Cove, Burnt Cove, St. Michael’s and Bauline East
Board Directors include:
Reps from seven communities
Community Youth Network
O’Conner 50+ Club
Southern Shore Unite
1 Full Time Employee, Regional Recreation Director – Trudy Williams (BPE)
Funded, Dept. TCR, 3yr contract, 58%(yr1), 88%(yr2,3)
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4. Mission/Values
To promote, foster and develop recreational infrastructure, programs and services to ensure the effective delivery of community-based sports, recreation and leisure time activities for all residents and visitors to our region.
Values - Every resident of our region has the right and freedom to:
Participation
Welcoming and Inclusive Community
Active Living
Enriching Experiences
Engagement
Balanced program offerings
Fair Play
Safety
Accountability
Access to Nature and the Outdoors
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5. BBBAA: Accomplishments
2009 – Q1
1st Regional Winter Carnival ($22,500 BCAH Grant)
Generated approx. $40,000 within region
Auction: $10,000 to groups – Soccer, Burnt Cv Ball Field
Partnered with groups in region to offer events (Schools, 50+, towns, etc)
Grant applications: Students (Service Can., Prov.); Winter Carnival
2009-Q2
Hired New Regional Recreation Director
Strategic Planning Session, sponsored by TCR
Summer Program Developed/hire staff
1st Spring Soccer Session
Developed New Horizons Grant for 50+
Southern Shore United Soccer Committee established
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6. Accomplishments cont... 2009-Q3 Staff Training
Minister of TCR visit/announcement in Bay Bulls
Regional Summer Programs, Soccer, Baseball and Special Events
Canada Day co-host with Witless Bay (BCAH, $1250 grant)
3rd Annual Reg. Games co-host Tors Cv-Bauline (TCR, $10,000)
2009-Q4
2nd Annual Fall Regional Activity Guide
Developed first 50+ poster and brochure
Grant applications (submitting on behalf of region)
RInc, PWG, True Sport, WC
Sod-Turning Ceremony for New Lifestyle Center
RRD Training: High Five Trainer, Phys. Activity Community Site
2010 Grants approved: New Horizons ($16,000), RiNC ($25,000), Winter Carnival ($10,400)
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7. Program Participation
Soccer
Baseball
Day Program
Special Event Friday
Regional Games
O’Conner 50+
2008
120-sum 35 17
50 avg
149 75
2009
Y/Y Growth/Decline
129-sprg
160-sum
+33% Y/Y 22
(-37)% Y/Y 59
+247% YY
70 avg.
492 total
+ 40% Y/Y
165
+11%
100
+33%
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8. Goals for 2010 Infrastructure Support Programs Promotion
Regional Applications
Regional Lifestyle Center
Bay Bulls: Playground
Witless Bay: Community Center Extension, Playground, Ball Field, Court.
Programs
After School Programs (elementary and high school)
S.O.A.R. Financial and equipment assistance program
Summer Day Camp /Sports/Traveling Playground Program
Adults Ball Hockey/Soccer Leagues/Ladies Softball League
50+ Walking Program, Long range planning, Senior Games
Special Events: Winter Carnival, Can. Day, Reg. Games,
Promotion
Website Development (sections for core groups; 50+, SSU, etc.)
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9. BBBAA: Why… In Can., 77% men & 75% women considered inactive. (AT.)
87% of children/youth are not meeting recommended 90min. of physical activity a day (Active Healthy Kids Can.)
We are the first generation who’s children may have a shorter lifespan than their parents.
Promote Health and Well-Being; recommendation of Southern Avalon Community Health Needs Assessment, 2006
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