Board Orientation Manual 2024

BC Games Society

and Reconciliation Calls to Action, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Although not explicitly outlined in this service plan, the Society also tracks participation rates of athletes with disabilities and female athletes at the Games, alongside its stated goals of inclusion, accessibility, and equity. The Society will explore how other diversity measures, such as participants from 2SLGBTQIA+ and racialized communities, can be tracked given potential sensitivities (e.g., self disclosure). Input and feedback on the experiences of athletes with a disability will be incorporated into future BC Games Society Accessibility Plans. This work will include consultations with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport that works with viaSport, Sport BC, and other partners to help provincial sport organizations recruit and engage with under-represented populations groups. Performance measure 3c identifies the number of key volunteers that take safe sport courses such as the Canada Games Coaching, Decision Makers, and Direct Athlete Contact modules. The BC Winter Games and BC Summer Games volunteers include those on the host communities’ organizing committees while the Team BC volunteers are those on Mission Staff. As this reporting period is for 2024 BCSG, the number is slightly lower due to the lower numb

Financial Plan Financial Summary

2024/25 Forecast

2025/26 Budget

2026/27 Plan

2027/28 Plan

[$000s]

Revenues

2,152

2,152

2,152

2,152

Province of BC Grant

2

250

250

250

Team BC Grant

16

16

16

0

Corporate Partner Income

Other

594

318

517

318

2025/26 – 2027/28 Service Plan

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