SPRA Training Grant

The Training Grant aims to enhance local skills and qualifications by supporting recreation and parks volunteers, and staff in accessing training.
  • Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA)
Overview of the SPRA Training Grant program:

This grant provides funding for skill development in areas critical to the effective management or delivery of services, programs and facilities. Eligible training may include certifications or courses related to facility operations, program development, safety standards, evaluation practices, resource management, or facilitation.

Benefits of the SPRA Training Grant program:
  • Applicants can apply for grants to a maximum of $2,000
Eligibility criteria of the SPRA Training Grant program:
  • The SPRA Training Grant is available to eligible Active and Associate members of SPRA. Associate members must be a registered non profit, registered charitable organization or a school. SPRA membership must be current
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