Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council

Founded in 1988, Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council is a non-governmental organisation based in Winnipeg, Canada working on sport for development, children & youth, community development +1 more.

The Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council (MASRC) is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1988 and incorporated in 1994. It is the Provincial-Territorial Aboriginal Sports Body for Manitoba and works to empower Indigenous nations and people in the province to grow physically, mentally, culturally and spiritually through sport and recreation. The council acts as a bridge between sport and recreation delivery partners and Indigenous nations in Manitoba. Its work includes youth and community sport programming, coaching education using NCCP-accredited Aboriginal Coaching Modules, athlete development, and preparation of Team Manitoba for national and international Indigenous multi-sport events such as the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships and the North American Indigenous Games. Based in Winnipeg, it serves Indigenous athletes, coaches, officials and communities across Manitoba.