Partnerships - Experiences Canada

Partners and Corporate Supporters

Why partner with Experiences Canada?

Empower Youth and Community Leaders
Strengthen Corporate Citizenship
Create a Lasting Impact on Communities

Our Partners

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Canada

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Canada is an international award for young people that challenges, empowers, and recognizes youth between the ages of 14 and 24. By recognizing the amazing things they do and learn outside the boundaries of formal education, the Award empowers them to discover hidden talents, develop untapped leadership potential and make a difference in their community.

Scouts Canada

Scouts Canada is the country’s leading co-ed youth organization, offering programming for children and youth aged 5-26. With over 42,000 youth participating across the country, in multiple languages and reflecting Canada’s multicultural landscape, kids and youth in Scouts chart their own path of discovery. Through a variety of fun experiences, outdoor adventures and contributions to their community, Scouts builds resilience and skills that set them up for life.

Hockey 4 Youth

Launched in 2015, Hockey 4 Youth’s mission is to increase social inclusion for new Canadian (newcomer) and high-priority youth through two aspects of programming: 1. On-Ice Programming: Free Ice Hockey & 2. Off-Ice Programming: T.E.A.C.H Program Since 2015, H4Y has worked with over 700 children and youth from 41 countries of origin including Syria, Brazil, Afghanistan, Yemen, India, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Jamaica, Somalia, Cuba, the Philippines, and Mexico.

National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY)

Experiences Canada is a Founding Member of NACY. The National Alliance for Children and Youth (NACY) brings diverse nonprofit organizations together in a collaborative network dedicated to enhancing the well-being of children and youth in Canada. NACY provides national leadership and knowledge, and is dedicated to mobilizing and linking practice and research to policy development to support the changing and diverse needs of families on a pan-Canadian basis.