Checked October 14, 2026

Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging

Clarington, Ontario, Canada

A required external support worker can attend Clarington recreation free, with advance paperwork and supervision duties. The municipality also lists 15 mobility-device charging sites.

The lobby at Courtice Community Complex. Confirm registration staff and service availability before visiting. Photo: City of Clarington, Source website.

Key information

A required external support worker can attend Clarington recreation free, with advance paperwork and supervision duties. The municipality also lists 15 mobility-device charging sites.

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External worker admission and duties

For registered programs, an external worker must be at least 16. In children’s programs longer than three hours, provide CPIC with vulnerable-sector screening. Complete the External Support Worker Release Form and email inclusionservices@clarington.net before the program.

The participant cannot enter without the required support person. The worker stays throughout and is responsible for care, support and safety, following program conduct and clothing rules. Free support-worker admission is not a promise that the municipality supplies a worker.

Sources: Official Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging information

Use suitable spaces and plan charging

New and renovated facilities undergo accessibility work, but the page’s reference to a 2025 provincial target does not prove every facility is fully accessible today. Ask about the participant’s actual route and support needs.

The 15 locations below are the complete charging list on the source checked October 14, 2026. A building or park address locates the site, not a verified accessible route or exact socket. The source gives a specific gazebo, splash-pad or entrance note at three sites.

Sources: Official Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging information

Availability and preparation

Temporary maintenance or equipment failures can interrupt service. The source does not publish socket specifications, operating hours or current live availability for each station. Do not invent a charging connector or guarantee after-hours access.

Keep the right charger and a backup travel plan. Contact Inclusion Services about program paperwork and facility staff about the exact charging point and access before relying on it.

Sources: Official Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging information

All 15 listed mobility-charging locations

Complete location list in the municipal Accessible Recreation source. Availability and connector type are not verified.
Site	Address	Source location note
Port Darlington East Beach Park	54 East Beach Road, Bowmanville	Park charging site; exact socket location not stated.
Guildwood Park	180 Guildwood Drive, Bowmanville	Park charging site; exact socket location not stated.
Clarington Fields	2375 Baseline Road West, Bowmanville	Sports-field site listed for charging; check the actual point before relying on it.
Bond Head Parkette	5 Boulton Street, Newcastle	The source places the charging point on the gazebo.
Orono Park	61 Princess Street, Orono	The source places it near the splash pad.
Orono Town Hall	5315 Main Street, Orono	Town-hall charging site; source does not state access hours.
Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park	179 Harry Gay Drive, Courtice	Neighbourhood-park charging site; exact socket location not stated.
Courtice Community Complex	2950 Courtice Road, Courtice	Recreation-complex charging site; ask staff for the exact point.
South Courtice Arena	1595 Prestonvale Road, Courtice	Arena charging site; ask staff for the exact point.
Diane Hamre Recreation Complex	1780 Rudell Road, Newcastle	Recreation-complex charging site; ask staff for the exact point.
Bowmanville Older Adult Association	26 Beech Avenue, Bowmanville	Association-building charging site; verify access with the venue.
Clarington Public Library, Bowmanville Branch	163 Church Street, Bowmanville	Library charging site; verify branch access for the intended visit.
Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex	2440 Durham Regional Highway 2, Bowmanville	The source identifies the west entrance on Pad A.
Newcastle Public Library	150 King Avenue East, Newcastle	Library charging site; exact socket and opening hours are not supplied here.
Newcastle Memorial Arena	103 Caroline Street West, Newcastle	Arena charging site; exact socket location not stated.

Sources: Clarington Accessible Recreation charging list

Quick reference

Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging. Clarington, Ontario, Canada. Checked October 14, 2026.
Item	Details
External worker age	At least 16 for registered programs
Long children’s program check	CPIC/vulnerable-sector screening over three hours
Release form	Before program, to inclusionservices@clarington.net
Worker admission	Free when required
Charging sites in source	15
Live station status	Not provided in source

Sources: Official Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging information

Steps to follow

Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging process

Arrange support
Choose a worker who understands the participant’s needs.
Submit
Complete release and any screening before the program.
Plan access
Confirm the actual charging point and facility availability.

Sources: Official Clarington recreation support workers and mobility charging information

Service locations

Maps locate the source-listed site or address. They do not verify an accessible entrance, internal counter or route.

Port Darlington East Beach Park

54 East Beach Road, Bowmanville, Clarington, Ontario

Park charging site; exact socket location not stated.

Service: Mobility-device charging listed by municipality
Availability: Confirm with venue; live status not supplied

Key information

External worker admission and duties

Use suitable spaces and plan charging

Availability and preparation

All 15 listed mobility-charging locations

Quick reference

Steps to follow

Service locations

Questions and answers

Does a required support worker pay admission?

How old must the external worker be for registered programs?

When is vulnerable-sector screening required?

What form is needed before attending?

Where should it be emailed?

Can the participant enter without the required worker?

Must the worker remain for all activities?

Does free admission mean the municipality supplies the worker?

How many charging sites are listed?

Does the source give live socket availability at each site?

Official forms and current information

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