Pocock Rowing Center Competitors

THE SAN DIEGO REGIONAL CENTER The San Diego Regional Center is one of 21 Regional Centers for persons with developmental disabilities in the State of California. These centers were originally established to assist persons with mental retardation (intellectual disabilities) and their families in locating and developing services and programs within their communities. These original centers were established in 1965 under legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Frank Lanterman. The Lanterman Act became effective in 1969 and established the statewide Regional Center network. The Legislation later expanded the populations served to include persons with intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism, and other disabling conditions similar to intellectual disabilities. The San Diego Regional Center was the third Regional Center established in California. It serves people living within the geographic boundaries of San Diego and Imperial counties.

Rowing Canada Aviron is a non-profit organization recognized by the Government of Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee as the national governing body for the sport of rowing in Canada. Rowing Canada Aviron represents 15,000 registered members of all levels and ages, whether they row for recreation, health and fitness or competition. Rowing Canada Aviron is committed to delivering success in the key areas of: - Governing the sport of rowing - Supporting the development of rowers, coaches, umpires and volunteers - Competing at Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as World Rowing Championships - Promoting the unique and diverse benefits of rowing - Services to individual members and affiliated clubs and associations

Craftsbury Outdoor Center is a recreational sports destination in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont which is devoted to Sports, Sustainability, and Stewardship.