The Leisure Access Agency Pass gives free access to basic recreation services at Park Board facilities to non-profit agency staff and volunteers when they accompany and assist clients who live in the City of Vancouver.
Non-profit agencies can also help enroll clients in the Leisure Access Program, a similar subsidized recreation pass with more benefits and discounts.
Flexipass and community centre programs not included.
Each time you come with your clients, you need to bring the Agency Pass.
Tell our facility reception desk staff how many staff (or volunteers) and clients there are in your group.
Follow this staff-to-client ratio:
| Activity | Staff-to-client ratio |
|---|---|
| Public swim and public skate session (age 9 and older) | One staff per 10 clients |
| Public swim and public skate session (age 8 and younger) | One staff per five clients |
| Fitness centre drop-in | One staff per three clients |
Contact the recreation facility in advance to make a group booking or you may get turned away. Bookings depend on available space at the swim and skate sessions.
The Agency Pass can't be given to another organization or person. Misused cards will be confiscated.
Staff and volunteers may only use the Agency Pass to accompany and assist their clients at Park Board facilities. The pass isn't for personal use.
The Agency Pass is available to non-profit organizations that
Childcare Enhancement Grants recipients are eligible for an Agency Pass unless the childcare is operated by a community centre association.
Non-profit agencies can also help enroll clients, especially those 13 years of age or older, in the Leisure Access Program, a similar subsidized recreation pass with more benefits and discounts.
Pick up your Agency Passes at the community centre you indicated in your application.
Report your lost or stolen OneCard with Leisure Access to a participating community centre for a replacement.
Replacement agency passes cost $5 while they're valid.
