High Performance Program
Information for National Boccia Team Athletes
- 2024 Boccia Canada Selection Criteria for the High-Performance Program (pdf, 125KB)
- 2023 Athlete-NSO Agreement (pdf, 366KB) - Athletes
- 2023 National Team Member Agreements (pdf, 249KB) - Coaches, Integrated Support Team (IST), staff, and performance partners
- 2023 National Athlete Information Form (xls, 324KB) - Athletes
- 2023 National Team Member Information Form (xls, 313KB) - Coaches, Integrated Support Team (IST), staff, and performance partners
- 2022 Gold Medal Profile (GMP) (pdf, 2MB)
- 2023 Daily COVID-19 Attestation and Agreement
- 2023 Waiver and Liability for All Claims and Release of Liability
Athlete Assistance Program (AAP)
The Athlete Assistance Program (AAP) is a sport funding program that contributes to the pursuit of excellence, often referred to as ‘carding’. AAP support seeks to relieve some of the financial pressures associated with preparing for and participating in international sport and assists high-performance Canadian athletes to combine their sport and academic or working careers while training intensively in pursuit of world-class performances.
To apply to this program, athletes need to contact Boccia Canada for application forms and related information. For more information about the Athlete Assistance Program, please visit the Sport Canada website.
Boccia Canada nominates the top athletes from the National Team to receive AAP funding. Athletes who are approved are financially supported through the AAP and are referred to as carded athletes. Boccia Canada has three kinds of cards:
- Senior International Cards (SR1 and SR2 Cards)
- Senior National Cards (SR and C1 Cards)