We focus on leadership and mentorship skills for Indigenous children and youth through sport, recreational, and cultural programs.
Since its inception in 1999, the Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport Achievement Centre opened its doors as a small organization with two coaches, four leaders, and 40 children. Now WASAC is a registered charitable not-for-profit helping to remove barriers for thousands of children and youth annually and is one of Canada’s largest employers for Indigenous young people.
About
Find out about our organization, mission, our methods, and the results of our work.
WASAC CARES
Find out about our WASAC CARES Initiative and how it creates more opportunities for youth to give back.
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RT @NHLJets: Ahead of WASAC night on Saturday, Pierre-Luc Dubois and Logan Stanley learned how to make bannock at @feastcafebistro 🧡 -
RT @MitchellClinton: #NHLJets practice set to begin in 15 minutes. Looks like Hellebuyck and Rittich are wearing their @wasacnews masks… https://t.co/XkrZpw1VDV
