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Camps offered for youth and adults, including those for people with specific health challenges.
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Overnight Camp Provided by: Camp Abegweit - AKA: Camp Abby
Offers summer overnight camps in a Christian environment. There are separate camps for ages 5-8 years, 7-12 years, 11-13 years, and 13-15 years.
Activities include but are not limited to:
- Arts and crafts
- Swimming
- Archery
- Tenting trips
- Campfires
- Music and drama
- Outdoor life
- Sports and recreation
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Overnight Camp Provided by: Camp Segunakadeck - AKA: Camp Seggie
Overnight summer camps that are 2-5 nights long. Camp is Christian-faith based but children from all faiths/no faith are welcome.
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Provides a two-week summer transformational opportunity for youth with sight loss to learn and develop skills for their academic and job-seeking goals. Includes:
- Leadership skill
- Independence skill
- Pre-employment skill
- Social skills
- Connecting with like-minded peers
- Educational activities such as visiting restaurants and local attractions
Takes place in Toronto and all expenses are paid.
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Leaders in Training Provided by: Camp Segunakadeck - AKA: Camp Seggie
Christian-based program to help youth learn leadership skills. Provides them the chance to experience camp as a staff and includes a training weekend, canoe trip weekend and 1-2 weeks service at Camp during summer camp weeks.
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A variety of overnight summer camps offered for kids and adults living with sight loss. Located in Muskoka, Ontario, camps blend recreation and skills development. Examples of activities include:
- Make a splash: fishing, canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding, boating, waterskiing, wakeboarding
- Get creative: music, pottery, crafts, dancing, talent shows
- Get active: basketball, tennis, volleyball, mini-golf, archery, hiking, yoga, tandem-bike riding, and more
- Skills training, confidence building and support from a community that understands living with sight loss
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Provides year round online and phone camp programs. Includes:
- Coffee/tea chats
- Arts and crafts
- Reading room
- Pub night
- Improve Club
- Sports talk
- Afternoon games
- Meditation
- Song writing
- Karaoke and talent show
- Campfire singalongs
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Family Camp Provided by: Camp Abegweit - AKA: Camp Abby
Offers overnight summer camps for families in a Christian environment. Accommodations and meals included.
Activities may include:
Activities may include:
- Camp fires
- Arts and crafts
- Archery
- Games
- Other staff organized events
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D-Camps Provided by: Diabetes Canada
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
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Day Camp Provided by: Camp Abegweit - AKA: Camp Abby
Offers day camps for children during the summer in a Christian environment. Activities may include:
- Arts and crafts
- Swimming
- Archery
- Sports and rec
- Music and drama
- Outdoor life/skills
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Day Camp Provided by: Camp Segunakadeck - AKA: Camp Seggie
Campers attend camp during the day to take part in the same activities as overnight campers. Camp is Christian-faith based but children from all faiths/no faith are welcome.
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.