healthy living
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In the news: Barrier-free swims and skates in Port Hardy
Our Active Communities Grant Program continues to make waves as access to low-barrier or barrier-free physical activity opportunities become available to more people across the province.
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Come as You Are – Reconnecting Disengaged Youth with Physical Activity
On May 23rd, BCAHL hosted a webinar on new approaches to increase youth participation in physical activity. The teen years are a time when kids increasingly withdraw from sports and physical activity. For some youth, the barriers to participation are more difficult to overcome and motivation is a challenge for them and for those that…
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