Camps, Classes and Social Events

Provides free virtual webinars for individuals who are newly diagnosed with arthritis or have been living with the condition for years, offering practical strategies to help manage pain, stay active, and maintain independence.

Offers a week-long residential camp that allows children with kidney disease the opportunity to meet and socialize with others sharing a similar experience. Activities may include:

• Campfires
• Canoeing
• Drama
• Singalong
• Meeting new friends
• Fine arts
• Swimming

Visit the website to see the full details. Register through the Brigadoon Village platform.

• Gluten Free Fair
• Potlucks
• Socials
• Guest speakers
• Webinars
• Restaurant outings

• Cooking classes
• Games
• Crafts
• Learning strategies to help better manage living with arthritis
• Making friends with others going through similar experience
• Scavenger hunts
• Dance parties

Provides in-person and online programs to support individuals living with MS and their caregivers. Includes:

• Virtual information session
• Virtual yoga
• MS Walk
• MS Bike
• MS Support groups and more

Offers residential summer camps designed for children living with type 1 diabetes. Camp options to PEI applicants include:

• Camp Morton: Overnight camp for youths, ages 13-15 years
• Camp Lion Maxwell: Overnight camp for youths, ages 7-12 years
• Maritime leadership camps: Two-week camp for ages 16-17 years

Supports medically eligible Canadians ages 18 and older who have a life expectancy of one year or less and are unable to fulfil their dream independently, with the goal of enhancing quality of life and creating memories during their remaining time.

There is an option, Urgent Dream, for applicants whose life expectancy is three months or less. Their application will be processed more quickly than a regular dream request. Requests for relatives (guests) to see the applicant that require the guests to travel can be permitted.