Support Program for Regional Multi-sport and Single-sport Training Centres

• Completed application form
• Board resolution authorizing the project and funding request
• Any other document required by the Ministry

Who is eligible?

• Quebec regional multi-sport training centres (CREM)
• Quebec sports federations
• Quebec non-profit organizations meeting program requirements

Who is not eligible

• Organizations in bankruptcy
• Organizations listed in the Register of enterprises ineligible for public contracts (RENA)
• Organizations that failed to meet prior Ministry obligations after formal notice
• Organizations that do not meet the program’s integrity requirements
• For CEU, organizations with a qualifying facility located at INS Québec’s Olympic Park sports complex for that facility only

Eligible expenses

• Expert fees
• Equipment purchase or rental for eligible sports services
• Facility access and rental fees
• Insurance, coordination, training, and office supplies
• Salaries, benefits, IT, telephony, and selected operating costs

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Competition and training camp costs
• General sports equipment and facilities not specifically allowed
• Event or competition organization costs
• Athlete, coach, official, and research scholarships
• Debt repayment, real estate, and motor vehicle purchases

Eligible geographic areas

• Quebec
• The 17 administrative regions of Quebec

• For CEU, projects are scored on a 43-point scale.
• Evaluation considers sport ranking, CEU status, athlete numbers and attendance, and project relevance.
• Funding demand as a share of the total eligible project budget is assessed.
• Long-term impact and durability of the contribution are considered.
• CREM projects are assessed through quantitative allocation criteria and regional coverage.

• Step 1: Complete the application
  • Fill out the electronic form available on the Ministry or service provider website.
  • Attach all required documents.
  • Submit by the deadline shown in the call for projects.
• Step 2: Submit the request
  • Send the application through the designated online process.
  • Consent to information sharing for administrative review and analysis support.
• Step 3: Review and decision
  • The file is analyzed for admissibility and evaluated under the program rules.
  • If approved, receive a confirmation letter.
• Step 4: Sign the agreement
  • Sign the funding agreement after receiving confirmation.
  • Follow the conditions set out for the approved project.

• Applications are analyzed by the Ministry or the service provider, depending on the component.
• Eligible applications are reviewed against the program criteria and evaluation framework.
• Selected applicants receive a confirmation letter approving the project and maximum funding amount.
• A funding agreement is signed after confirmation and sets the project conditions.
• The agreement can be cancelled if no direct costs are incurred within one year of signing.

• No new applications are currently being accepted.
• The program is divided into two components: CREM and CEU.
• The program runs until March 31, 2027.