Inclusive Hockey. Stronger Community.

The Guelph Giants Special Needs Hockey Foundation creates opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to experience hockey, develop skills and belong to a supportive team community.

Placeholder — our story, athletes on and off the ice (photo coming soon)
Our Story

Building Confidence Through Hockey

The Guelph Giants Special Needs Hockey Foundation exists to provide individuals with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to participate in organized hockey while experiencing the physical, social and emotional benefits of being part of a team.

Our organization is built on inclusion, respect and community. Every athlete is encouraged to develop at their own pace while building meaningful relationships both on and off the ice.

Our Mission

Committed to fostering, empowering and facilitating the participation of athletes with intellectual disabilities in an inclusive hockey program.

Inclusion

Every athlete deserves the opportunity to play, learn and belong.

Respect

Every athlete, family, volunteer and coach is treated with dignity.

Teamwork

Hockey is a team game — on the ice and behind the bench.

Development

Athletes build skills and confidence at their own pace.

Community

Families, volunteers and partners make every season possible.

Fun

The joy of the game is at the centre of everything we do.

Placeholder — keeping hockey accessible (photo coming soon)
Keeping Hockey Accessible

Hockey Should Be Within Reach

Registration fees, sponsorships, fundraising initiatives, grants and community donations help cover the Foundation's core operating costs while minimizing financial barriers for participating families.

Leadership

Board of Directors

The Foundation is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors.

Board roster coming soon.

About FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

A community-based Foundation providing inclusive, skill-based hockey opportunities for children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities in Guelph, Ontario.

Still Have Questions?

We're happy to tell you more about the Foundation and our programs.