The City of Langley believes that participation in recreation benefits all members of our community. If you are a low-income resident living in the City of Langley, you may qualify for the Leisure Access Program. This program offers access to recreation programs and services at a reduced cost.
Apply for the Leisure Access Program
Complete the Leisure Access Grant application form and submit it to one of our recreation facilities, or you can email it.
Make sure to attach the following documentation with your application as it cannot be processed without it.
- proof of address (recent utility bill in the name of the applicant)
- pay stub from your employer
- Revenue Canada Notice of Assessment(s) for all income earners in the family
We will contact you within three weeks of your submission.
Eligibility
To qualify for the program, you must meet the Leisure Access Program income requirements. You do not qualify for the Leisure Access Grant Program if you are a temporary resident, including those on study and work permits.
Benefits
If your application is approved, each family member permanently living in the household will receive a discount (25%-75%) to cover the cost of either a City of Langley program or pass, or an aquatic pass to the indoor pools located in the area (this option is available to adults and seniors only).
KidSport Langley provides grants to help cover the cost of registration fees so that all kids aged 18 and under in Langley can play a season of sport.
The chapter accepts applications and administers grants of up to $300 per kid/year, for kids who live in Langley, or in one of the other communities KidSport serves.
Apply for a grant, or visit their website for further information.
Kids Up Front provides experiences to deserving children, youth and their families in the Greater Vancouver area. They believe that all kids should have access to enriching experiences like arts, culture and sporting events.
As a partner in Kids Up Front, Langley City distributes tickets and passes to events such as hockey games, football games, theatre productions, concerts and more.
If you are interested in registering for this program, please complete the application form.
If you have any questions, please email us and we will be happy to assist you.
Canadian Tire Jumpstart is committed to ensuring kids in need have equal access to sport and physical activity. This program helps financially disadvantaged children aged 4-18 years participate in organized sports and recreation activities such as hockey, dance, soccer and swimming so they can develop important life skills, self esteem and confidence.
Financial Requirements
To be eligible for funding for one or more children, families must first meet specific financial criteria as per Revenue Canada's Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart. Jumpstart uses the further column to the right of the chart for eligibility.
Other Requirements
- Children must be between the ages of 4 and 18 years old
- Funding is allocated to sustained programs that involve a sport or physical activity
- Programs should be a minimum of five weeks in duration and include at least one session per week. Sports camps must be at least five consecutive days to be considered.C
The Jumpstart Individual Child Grant application is an online application that a parent/guardian can use to submit a request for funding to Jumpstart on behalf of their child/children.