New Fearless Physical Activity Events

New Fearless Physical Activity events have finished for the summer, thanks to everyone who came out!

Check back in the fall for new dates and locations. 

Hamilton - Cancelled

Sunday July 21  12noon-3pm

Gage Park, 1000 Main Street East,  Hamilton ON  L8M 1N6

Ottawa

Sunday June 16 2-5pm

Bonnenfant Y Outdoor Education and Leadership Centre, 1620 6th Line Road, RR#1 Dunrobin, ON K0A 1T0

Toronto

Sunday July 14  9am-12noon

University of Toronto Athletics Centre, Fieldhouse 4,  55 Harbord Street, Toronto ON  M5S 2W6

Kingston

Tuesday July 16  5:30-8:30pm

Wright Crescent YMCA, 100 Wright Cresent, Kingston ON  K7L 4T9

Come out and join the fun at our Fearless Physical Activity event. These events are a chance to learn and try our a variety of fun physical activities for people of all ages and abilities living with congenital heart disease (CHD) and their families, to encourage an active lifestyle with out fear.  These events include an educational session to talk about fears and learn tips and tools to overcome fear and barriers to physical activity.  Events are also an opportunity to connect and network with other CHD families and build a support system within your local community.

Read some of the feedback from past events:

“A well organized event with an opportunity to try different activities. It was wonderful to interact with others who have CHD in an active setting.” Ottawa Event

“I enjoyed the afternoon. It was a great way to meet some people and learn about the breadth of activities we should consider in our everyday lives to improve our fitness and health.”   Toronto Event

“A great day! Wonderful to get together with other CHD folks, share stories and exercise together. Thank you!”  London Event

“ This was a great experience for my young daughter. She had a great time and made some new friends!”  Sudbury Event

Please send inquiries to info@cchaforlife.org

This program was developed through funding from the Province of Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, and in partnership with CHEO Research Institute and recreational facilities in your local community.