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A tax receipt will be issued for every donation of $25 and more

Any financial contribution of $25 and more will allow the federation to benefit of a government matching fund, as part of the Placements Sports Program. For example, a donation of $100 will bring $430 to the federation.

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Exemple du coût réel d’un don après impôts, au Québec >>

New Integrity protection policy, rules and procedures

Abuse-Free Sport

Abuse-Free Sport is an independent program that is part of a growing national movement to rid Canadian sport of all forms of harassment, discrimination and abuse. As a Program Signatory, AthletesCAN is an active player in this movement.

Unlike the previous approach, where each national sport organization created its own system for dealing with complaints of maltreatment, this is a centralized “one-stop shop.” It is independent and led by experts in their fields, using education and research to prevent maltreatment at all levels of sport.

SportBienetre.ca

SportBienetre.ca : Promouvoir un environnement sportif sain et sécuritaire pour les jeunes athlètes. Grâce à la diffusion de l’information et à des mesures de sensibilisation, nous aidons les membres de la communauté sportive (athlètes, parents, entraîneurs, administrateurs et autres intervenants) à comprendre, à gérer et surtout à éliminer la violence en milieu sportif sous toutes ses formes.

Sport’aide

Sport’aide est un organisme sans but lucratif indépendant qui vise à offrir des services d’accompagnement, d’écoute et d’orientation aux jeunes sportifs, mais également aux divers acteurs du monde sportif québécois (parents, entraîneurs, organisations sportives, officiels et bénévoles) témoins de violence à l’égard des jeunes.

Safe practice

These pamphlets were created by the Quebec government to provide you with information on sexual abuse and harassment.

Whether it’s at school, at home, in sports or leisure activities, we are now aware of the need to intervene promptly and be well informed once situations of sexual abuse or harassment occur.

Respecting children as well as having the means to ensure their healthy development, by preventing all forms of abuse, is paramount.

Sexual abuse in amateur sports – a guide for sports administrators >>

Prevention of sexual abuse  and harassment – for parents (French only) >>
Prevention of sexual abuse – for staff (French only) >>

The sports, it matters…
Your health, it matters…
And when you do sports in a healthy way…
It’s you who matters!

Pamphlet: C’est toi qui comptes  (French only) >>

The Quebec Association of Sports Doctors and the Quebec Medical Association advise against the use of energy drinks in sports, especially by young minor athletes.

Pamphlet: Energy drinks – Pay attention! (French only) >>

Translation to come, French version only.

Dans le sport, l‘usage des boissons énergisantes est déconseillé, car elles peuvent :

› nuire à la coordination (en provoquant de l’anxiété et des tremblements)
› accroître le risque de se blesser (en augmentant l’agressivité, en retardant l’apparition des signes de la fatigue et en diminuant le seuil de perception de la douleur) › favoriser la déshydratation (la caféine fait uriner)
› causer des brûlements d’estomac et des nausées
› favoriser des troubles cardiaques (l’augmentation de la tension artérielle et de la fréquence cardiaque causée par un excès de caféine, combinée avec le stress de la compétition et avec une hydratation non optimale, peut provoquer des troubles cardiaques sévères tels que des palpitations ou de l’arythmie, et, dans les cas extrêmes, un infarctus).

Paphlet Top Energy (French only) >>

A note of caution

The present protocol is not a substitute for a medical diagnosis. At the same time, as the scientific knowledge is constantly evolving, this document will be often subject to updates. Make sure that you read the most recent version (www.education.gouv.qc.ca).

Concussion management protocol >>