For updates on County of Brant recreation programs please visit www.brant.ca/COVID19 and also subscribe to New and Notices by visiting www.brant.ca/subscribe.
Rec at Home
Looking to stay active from home? Visit the Rec at Home page. This page has links to online workouts, workouts from County of Brant Fitness Staff as well as information on the County of Brant Lending Program. Visit www.brant.ca/RecAtHome.
Adults and seniors can get active in our communities this season with drop-in and registered programs. We offer a wide range of adult and seniors drop-in fitness classes and programs for every level, you can view the Calendar of Events for more information on these and other drop-in programs and special events.
Register for programs online with C.O.B. Connect.
View the Online Calendar for drop-in programs and special events.
More Happening in Brant for Adults and Seniors:
Brant Pedalars & Paddlers 
- For more information, please visit here
Age-Friendly Brant
In 2018 the County of Brant was accepted as of a member of the World Health Organization's Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities. Members of the Network commit to share and promote the values and principles central to the World Health Organization Age-friendly City approach, and to the process of creating more age-friendly cities and communities.
- To view Brant's profile, please click here.
Grand River Council on Aging 
The Grand River Council on Aging is a registered charitable non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging an “age-friendly community” for all residents “from 5 to 105”. An age-friendly community optimizes opportunities for health, participation and security in order to enhance quality of life as people age.
NEW - Check out the new Age-Friendly Hub, a website enhancement that provides information related to all aspects of daily living for seniors, their families, friends, and caregivers.
- For more information, please click here.
Grand River Council on Aging presents Community at Home Workshops
History of the Canadian Military Heritage Museum in Brantford
Wednesday, November 3, 10:00-11:00 a.m.
The Grand River Council on Aging invites you to join Bob Ion, Chairperson of the Canadian Military Museum in Brantford, to discuss the history of the museum; where it started to where it is now. Bob will share stories of some unique artifacts found at the museum with emphasis on specific themes and commemorations this year.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROGRAMS
Please email Linda Moyer at admin@grcoa.ca or call 519-754-0777 ext. 439 and leave a message.
All workshops will be presented online and registrants will receive a Zoom link through email to access the workshop the day before the scheduled workshop.
For past workshop recordings, please visit the Grand River Council on Aging website.
Alzheimer's Society of Brant 
- For information, please click here.
Brant County Health Unit 
- For information on program partnerships, please click here.
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