• Manitoba in motion - The Manitoba in motion strategy is a province wide movement aimed at increasing physical activity for health benefits
• Get Moving Manitoba - Get Moving Manitoba is all about helping you get more active by encouraging you to make a personal lifestyle pledge to engage in physical activity
• Winnipeg in motion - This initiative is a health promotion program aimed to have people become more physically active on a regular basis.
• Communter Challenge - The Communter Challenge is a friendly competition between Canadian communities to encourage the use of sustainable modes of transportation to and from work.
• Go for Green - A national not-for-profit, charitable organization that encourages Canadians to pursue healthy, outdoor physical activities that protect, enhance or restore the environment.
• Manitoba Healthy Living Resource Clearinghouse - The Manitoba HLRC website provides information and support to health practitioners, organizations, groups and communities in their pursuit of good health and well-being.  You will find resources, news, events and research.
• Health Promotion Days - Health Canada Online's Calendar of Health-Related Days lists health-related days, weeks and months that have been announced by recognized health organizations and are recognized throughout the health professional community.
• Age-Friendly Cities - As a result of the Global Age-Friendly Cities Project (Portage la Prairie having served as one of thirty-three project sites), the World Health Organization (WHO) has developed a guide and other resource tools to engage cities to become more age-friendly and enhance the quality of life as people age.

National

• Canadian Parks and Recreation Association - CPRA is a recognized national leader and advocate for recreation associations
• Canadian Recreation Facility Council - CRFC is a recognized national leader and advocate for recreation facility associations and similare organizations.
•  True Sport Lives Here - A national movement committed to the belief that sport makes a powerful and positive contribution to the development of people and communities.
•  Lifestyle Information Network - A national network that collects, disseminates and exchanges information among leisure services professionals.
• Northern Links - Managed by L.I.N., this initiative is reaching out to sport and recreation professionals in Canada's First Nation, Rural and Remote Communities.  Their searchable online database can provide information & resources on program models, action kits, research, policies and more.

Local & Provincial

• Recreation and Regional Services Branch - a Province of Manitoba Department that supports the development of healthy people and communities through recreation, physical activity and wellness promotion.
• Manitoba Healthy Living - a Province of Manitoba Department that supports and promotes the best health choices for Manitobans.
• Recreation Conference for Community Volunteers - a Provincial Conference that targets community volunteers, elected officials and recreation practitioners from rural Manitoba.
• Manitoba Recreation Trails Association - a non-profit organization that assists local, volunteer trail associations to design and build recreational trails in Manitoba.
• Manitoba Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Council - provides opportunities for Aboriginal people of Manitoba to participate and compete in sporting and recreational activities while fostering and encouraging cultural awareness.
• Manitoba Fitness Council - promotes quality fitness leadership training in order to provide Manitobans with safe, effective and enjoyable physical activity program.
• Sport Manitoba - a provincial organization that provides leadership and support to over 100 amateur sport organizations in Manitoba.
• Volunteer Manitoba - a provincial organization that support groups and individuals in the voluntary sector to develop and enhance their capacity to anticipate, understand, celebrate, and meet community needs in Manitoba.
• Manitoba Communities in Bloom - inspires Manitoba communities to improve the quality of life and civic pride through sustainable best practices in community involvement, environmental awareness, beautification, heritage preservation, education, and networking.