We build communities coaches and leaders with the Aboriginal Sport Circle of Canada’s program. The ACM is intended to bring an indigenous lens to coaching our athletes. 3 modules in an 8 hour NCCP certification. We have 2 learning facilitators in our organization who are well versed and engaging, travelling our Province to provide this opportunity.

We strive to bring awareness to community events and connections through our community champions, Facebook page, and website. Our staff are well equipped to speak at any event of our experiences in community. Sharing the knowledge gained while also listening to the community needs bringing that back to our funding agencies for change.

Through volunteer opportunities, events, and training - we help create capacity in all communities.

The ASRCNL will provide opportunity for indigenous participants wanting to try out for team Indigenous NL travelling to the Winter and Summer Games to compete with the other regions across our Province and Saint Pierre and Miqeulon

In September 2024, we hosted an Indigenous Women and Health Symposium in Stephenville.

In May 2025 we hosted an Indigenous Women and Sport Symposium in Goose Bay with Sport and Recreation Leaders in Labrador.

Sharing, connecting, and creating change makers. We motivated Indigenous women and girls to be Active for Life and remove barriers across their communities!

We believe in recognizing the hard work and dedication that happens across our communities. We share opportunities to nominate individuals for the positive impact they have made in their communities, our Province and our Country.

Our ‘Try It’ events are a low stakes and accessible way to experience something new. Our goal with these events is to provide exposure to new experiences and have a bit of fun! No prior experience or knowledge needed to participate!

The NAIG is a multi sport event that happens every 4 years. Competition across Canada and the USA for Indigenous youth to share culture and love of sport.

The ASRCNL is in partnership with Team Atlantic and provided funding support to the team in registration for the event and try outs in the Province for our Indigenous hockey players.

The ASRCNL have developed many community programs such as the You GO Girl! and Best BUDD’s all coordinated by volunteers.

We helped started the fitness leadership program in communities with more wonderful volunteers.

Just this past year the ASRCNL has provided opportunity and partnership with communities to develop Archery with interested community volunteers who are now offering Archery sessions across our Province.