The Dragon Boating program provides Autistic youth and adults with a fun opportunity to work on fitness, team building, and social skills while training to compete in the Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival. The Dragon Boating program is possible due to the partnership with the Britannia Community Centre.
Announcement
CAN is no longer requiring a formal autism diagnosis for individuals over 13 years of age who are interested in accessing CAN programs or services. Learn more >>
Program Structure
- Each session is 2 hours, once per week, for 12 weeks.
- Sessions for this program take place once per year in the Spring (April to June).
- The ratio of staff/volunteers to participant is 1:3.
Supports Provided
At Canucks Autism Network, we recognize that each autistic individual is unique. All individuals across the autism spectrum are welcome in our programs.
We strive to meet the unique needs of each program participant through conversation and collaboration. Please do not hesitate to contact our Youth & Adult Program Coordinator at [email protected] with any questions.
Program Criteria
- Ages 16-30 (Individuals across the autism spectrum are welcome)
- Have an autism diagnosis and an active CAN Membership
- Commit to attend the session on a weekly basis (See Attendance Policy)
- Commit to participate in both the practice regatta and the Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival competition
Stay Informed
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Newsletters will be sent monthly and will include important information regarding programming, events, and registration.
Check canucksautism.ca/health
Please check canucksautism.ca/health for the most-up-to-date information regarding CAN programming.
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