The Canadian Amateur Sport Health Check is the first comprehensive community-level study of the Canadian amateur sport system pre and post pandemic. How does the system look now, compared to how it was in 2019? How well has it recovered and where does vulnerability remain? How does your sport organization measure up to the rest of the sector?

Built on data gathered from over 230 Canadian amateur sport organizations, this report gives you the unique, sport-specific information you need to benchmark against what matters. Participation rates, sport organization financial health, sponsorship levels, costs and affordability in sport, staffing levels and salary market rates, volunteerism and pandemic recovery – it’s all here! The Canadian Amateur Sport Health Check gives you the sport-specific data you need to establishment your sport organization’s recovery from the pandemic and understand where the broader industry sits in important but volatile areas such as staffing, volunteerism and cost containment.

Built by amateur sport industry experts at Capitis Consulting, this report with help you:

• Learn how the pandemic affected participation rates, and where.
• Understand what sport staff positions are really being paid, and how this has changed through the pandemic years.
• Pinpoint what prices amateur sport organizations are selling sponsorships for, and what commercial industries are most actively sponsoring amateur sport.
• Gain clarity on how sport organizations are recovering from the pandemic with respect to key areas, including finance, staff and volunteer.
• Dispel the myths around the affordability of sport – what does playing amateur sport really cost people and what is the sector doing to combat these costs?