These might be helpful:
Inclusive Model of Programming in Sport and Recreation for Immigrant and Refugee Youth:
http://www.ocasi.org/index.php?catid=130
Provincial Consortium on Youth in Recreation:
http://youthinrecreation.org/
Also for inclusion in general, look at the Maytree Foundation:
http://www.maytree.com/
and Laidlaw Foundation:
http://www.laidlawfdn.org/cms/index.cfm
Subha Sankaran
Health Promotion Consultant
Health Nexus / Nexus Sante
Ph: 416-408-2249 ext. 2245
www.healthnexus.ca
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From: Social Determinants of Health on behalf of FPYN
Sent: Fri 10/16/2009 5:30 PM
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Ashley, on the topic of Parks, Forestry and Recreation - you may want to
connect with the frontline workers carrying out the "Investing in Families"
Pilot Project. They are doing some really innovative stuff to get families
involved in recreation.
Good luck!
Jenny
Jenny Katz
Network Coordination
Frontline Partners with Youth Network (FPYN)
Centre for Social Innovation
215 Spadina Avenue, Suite 400
Toronto, ON
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Kalda, Robyn
Sent: Friday, October 16, 2009 5:19 PM
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Hi Ashley,
I'd recommend getting in touch with Parks and Recreation Ontario
(http://www.prontario.org/). A couple of years ago they held a policy
planning institute on Access to Recreation for Low-Income Families in
Ontario -- there was a binder provided with some excellent background
materials which did incorporate SDOH concerns. I'm not sure what's happening
with that project now, but I'm sure they'd be glad to talk to you.
Robyn Kalda
Health Promotion Information Specialist
Health Nexus
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Ashley Mikitzel
Sent: Friday, October 16, 2009 3:50 PM
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Subject: [SDOH] Social Inclusion as SDOH
Hi everyone,
Im an MSW student from Laurier. Im doing research around how social
inclusion can be achieved in recreation within the City of Toronto. While
there are obvious physical health benefits with participation in recreation,
I am more concerned with the connection between social inclusion and SDOH
and how these are related to recreation.
If anyone has information around social inclusion, recreation or how those
two topics relate to SDOH, that would be fantastic. Even if you think a
resource is a stretch, I would appreciate it since research can change
direction in the blink of an eye!!!
Thanks so much!
--
ashley.m.
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