Corporate Fitness Program Design for Aboriginal Organizations & Band Offices
November 27 – 28, 2014
Location for Workshop
Musqueam Recreation Centre
Centre 6777 Salish Drive, Vancouver, BC
Join us for this two day informative workshop to learn tools on how to develop your Corporate
Fitness program After attending this workshop you will be able to develop a fitness program that supports your employees to foster organizational, departmental and individual engagement within an annual physical fitness plan.
The annual fitness plan will be based on best practices to support employees with setting goals, adherence to activities, and attainment to of personal milestones.
Staff will be set up for success with current education and coaching technology tools, and resources for support.
Why should you attend?
A Corporate Fitness Program is an effective method to promote health and wellness amongst the members of your staff. The program will encourage awareness of health related issues, prevent chronic diseases, improve morale, improve productivity, and reduce costs of healthcare throughout the organization by promoting physical activity. The development of the physical activity component as a part of any community’s wellness and health approach for staff also brings the workplace together. In addition, the fitness program can incorporate goals, objectives and activities from a variety of departments.
Who We Are
The Aboriginal Physical Activity and Cultural Circle (APACC) is a network for Aboriginal people who are involved in Sports, Recreation, Fitness and Traditional Activities. APACC is a registered non-profit organization.
The Vision of APACC is to establish and expand relationships between individuals engaged in physical activity by improving access to resources, and promote exposure to health and wellness opportunities.
The APACC mission is to create a community of mentors, leaders, participants, and supporters who promote physical activity as a way to health and wellness.
To find more information on us or to join our mailing list please visit: www.a-pacc.com
Registration
Please use the Registration form on page 4. Registrations must be mailed received by Nov 20,2014. Same day registrations are welcomed.
Accommodations
We recommend UBC West Coast Suites www.ubcconferences.com/accommodations/west-coast-suites/
Refund Policy
No refunds will be issued after November 20th, 2014. A processing fee of $25 will be charged for all refund requests.
Workshop Facilitator
Dr. Rosalin Miles is Nlha7kápmx and a member of Lytton First Nation, BC. She completed her Education, Doctoral Degree, Curriculum and Instruction, major Exercise Science with International Honours, and her Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from UCF. Overall, Dr. Miles has a combined 28 years of experience working in the sports, fitness, education and health field in a variety of disciplines as a division one level NCAA level coach, registered kinesiologist, college and university instructor,research writer, nationally awarded certified strength and conditioning specialist, and as a national level athlete.
Please download complete Workshop Information & Registration here at this link!
Aboriginal Physical Activity & Cultural Circle
www.a-pacc.com
6520 Salish Drive, Vancouver, BC, V6N 2C7
Phone: 604-269-3771
Fax: 604-266-7612
Email: Aboriginalpacc@gmail.com
