Lending Programs

There are a variety of lending programs throughout Hastings and Prince Edward Counties to help you get moving. Some of these programs are listed below.

Pedometers

Kits of 30 pedometers can be borrowed by community groups and workplaces for a maximum of six (6) weeks. The Pedometer Kit includes everything needed to run a program.

Urban Poles

Urban poling is a physical activity that combines walking with poles similar to ski poles. It can be done by people of any age at almost any level of fitness, and can be done outdoors anywhere at any time.

Urban Poling Kits are available for loan to community groups and workplaces. The kit contains everything needed to start an urban poling program, including 10 pairs of urban poles for up to six (6) weeks.

Want to Borrow a Kit?

Complete our online request form to request the use of one of our lending kits for your organization.

Need More Information About Lending Programs?

For information about any of the lending programs listed above, or for any general questions about physical activity or local healthy eating programs and services, call our Healthy Life Line at 613-966-5500 or 1-800-267-2803, ext. 610.

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