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t2 01 3 - 20 1 4 q Programs SafeSport: This year will be the first full season of the SafeSport program. SafeSport's unique approach of prevention, education and response systems will help keep you and your children safe for years to come. Policies Prohibiting Abuse and Managing Hockey Environments Monitoring and Supervision of SafeSport Program Growth Programs Grow the Game Award: Associations that have organized a successful recruiting event(s) this season can win awards of $500 to help cover the cost of your growth promotion. Pass the Puck Grant: Grants are awarded to associations with creative or unique ideas for increasing youth hockey participation. Apply now and you could secure up to $2,000 to help bring your idea to life. Education and Awareness Training SafeSport Responding to Reports of Abuse Screening of Staff and Volunteers Reporting of Concerns of Abuse March 1st, Try Hockey for Free Day: The Hockey Education Program (HEP): The Hockey Education Program (HEP) was developed to decrease the attrition of players, coaches and officials by focusing on fun and skill development for the players, parent and coach education, and holding all youth hockey stakeholders accountable for their actions. second Try Hockey for Free Day this year will be the first Saturday following the Olympics. Capitalize on Team USA's performance in Sochi by using the excitement to grow your association. Rec. League: The Minnesota Hockey Recreation League provides players a low cost, low commitment option for hockey participation. The Rec. League gives boys and girls the opportunity to play hockey in a no check and pressure free environment that fosters a love for the game. American Development Model (ADM): Provides a ladder of development that sets the standard for player development for the elite to recreational player. Age appropriate training provides every kid the opportunity to enjoy the game and reach their potential. For more information visit minnesotahockey.org. 14 MHJ || 2013-2014 MINNESOTA HOCKEY season primer