Adaptive Sport Club Development Grant 
This program is designed to support new developmental programs in communities or the expansion/enhancement of existing programs (e.g. integration of athletes with a disability in programming, new age categories). In either case the goal is to increase participation opportunities for people with a disability. The grant can be used to offset barriers such as facility rental, coach development and transportation.
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Adaptive Sport Equipment Grant 
Active or Affiliate members of Sask Sport Inc are eligible to apply for support, but in addition, member organizations may partner with local or community organizations/clubs to further develop capacity for adaptive sport programming in the province.
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Rick Hansen Foundation 
The Rick Hansen Foundation’s (RHF) vision is to help build a healthy and inclusive world. To help realize this vision, RHF established the Quality of Life Grants Program to invest in accessibility solutions for people with disabilities.
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Membership Assistance Program (MAP) 
Sask Sport Inc. provides funding through the Membership Assistance Program to enable Provincial Sport Governing Bodies to allocate funds directly to their respective clubs, leagues, or other affiliated members, to increase the number of participants and the quality of sport development in Saskatchewan communities.  To support regional, national, and international amateur sport events hosted in Saskatchewan that build capacity in the sport system (excellence, infrastructure, human resources, participation), maximize economic & community benefits, and promote Saskatchewan culture and values. Provincial Sport Governing Bodies must apply on behalf of the hosting community or organization.
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Future Best 
To support the developmental needs of Saskatchewan athletes who have been identified by the National Sport Organization (NSO) as clearly demonstrating the potential to become a national senior team member and those who are seriously committed to attain this status through intense training, technical development and competitive success.
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1989 Jeux Canada Games Foundation 
The 1989 Jeux du Canada Games left Saskatoon and Saskatchewan with legacies in facilities, community development and sport. Sport equipment from the Games was distributed to communities and organizations throughout the province for use by amateur athletes. The 1989 Jeux du Canada Games Foundation seeks to maximize another legacy of the Games – funds remaining after the completion of the event. The Foundation distributes the interest accrued on the invested money on an annual basis to assist in the development of amateur sport in Saskatchewan.
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NHLPA Goals and Dreams Fund
This program provides funding for infrastructure and supplies for ice hockey rinks.
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Funding available: Based on need

Kids Sport Saskatchewan
KidSport™ is a Children’s Charity dedicated to assisting children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in community sport programs. The KidSport™ goal is to provide these children with the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of teamwork, dedication and responsibility through participation in sport.
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Wise Fund
In response to the continued interest from active girls and women and the ongoing financial need within the sport community, the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity (CAAWS), with support from Sport Canada, awards 12 WISE Fund grants annually, each valued at $900. The Women in Sport Encouragement (WISE) Fund was created to help finance sport initiatives and assist members of the sport community in Canada. The annual grant is primarily to support the development of women leaders and support organizations that are currently offering or creating sport programs targeted to girls and women. (Note: Due to restrictions on CAAWS’ funding from Sport Canada, the WISE Fund is not intended to support physical activity projects and recreational initiatives.
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