Youth Move is for anyone between the ages of 10 to 18 looking for ways to get involved in the community, make some new friends and try different activities. Youth Move has daytime drop-in sites throughout the summer and special events

Our summer drop-in program locations include:

• Kinsmen Youth Centre
• Minnesota Park (Art Widnall Pool) with daytime swimming!
• Canada Games Complex
• Our Lady of Charity
• Youth Wellness Hubs

For days and hours of operation, please visit our website for more information.

For registered events, please sign onto PerfectMind and review upcoming youth events.

One-On-One Support

Facilitating the inclusion of Children & Youth with disabilities in the Recreation & Culture Division’s Programming

• JIS support is FREE! (not including registration fees)
• A site or virtual visit will be conducted prior to the start of support
• To initially apply for JIS, complete a Participant Intake Form
• Please email us to request support, prior to registering for a program

Check out our webpage for more information and timelines.

The Personal Attendant for Leisure (PAL) Card is issued to a person with a disability, enabling their support person access to a facility that accepts the PAL Card, at no cost.

The PAL Card is accepted at City of Thunder Bay recreation programs and recreation facilities, as well as a number of private recreation facilities in the community. Email us for an up to date list.

PRO Kids makes it possible for children and youth to get involved in activities when families cannot afford the fees.

Application forms are also available at:

• Public Libraries
• Canada Games Complex
• Volunteer Pool
• Churchill Pool
• Victoriaville Civic Centre