FAQs

1. The Club will be required to fill out the registration form which can be downloaded below:
   Registration Form for National Sporting Organisations / Sporting Clubs

   In addition, the following information must be provided as attachments:

   • The Club’s Constitution

   • A list of the Club’s elected officers with contact information and the date of the last election

   • Minutes of the Club’s last Annual General Meeting (AGM)

   • A history of the Club

   • Evidence of affiliation to any Leagues/Zones and to a National Governing Body

   • An income and expenditure statement for the previous financial year

   • A proposed income and expenditure statement for the current/upcoming financial year

   These documents should be submitted at the nearest Sport District Office and can be given to the Physical Education and Sport Officer for that District.

1. The Ministry’s Indoor Sporting Arenas throughout Trinidad accommodate a variety of sporting activities including:

   • Football

   • Cricket

   • Hockey

   • Basketball

   • Netball

   • Badminton

   • Table Tennis

   • Gymnastics

   • Dance

   • Martial Arts

   • Music

   They can be booked for Sport & Family Days, and several have conference rooms for meetings and small-scale events. Some facilities also offer after-school lessons.
   Specific information on each of our Indoor Sport Arenas can be found here: Indoor Sport Arenas.

1. Yes, “Learn to Swim” classes for both children and adults are offered at our Community Swimming Pools.
   Specific information on class times and associated fees for each Community Swimming Pool is available on its web page.

Yes.

• • • Adult (ages 12 and over): $2.30 per hour

    • Child (ages 11 and under): $1.15 per hour
      More information can be found here: Community Swimming Pools.

Yes. See list of Best Village Groups, Best Village Offices, and Best Village Groups Contact Information.

There are three types of grants available:

1. 1. National Sporting Organization and Sport Service Bodies

   2. Individuals in Sport

   3. Community Action for Revival and Empowerment (CARE)
      For application forms and guidelines, click here.