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Recreation and Social Activities
Social, cultural, sport, and recreation programs targeted to youth approximately 10-25 years old. Some programs are for youth with specific needs or challenges such as addictions or victims of bullying.
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4-H Projects Provided by: 4-H PEI
Offers a variety of programs for youth to help explore and develop life long skills.
Projects include:
- Agriculture (livestock production and management through the experience of owning, caring for, showing and marketing projects, and maintaining records)
- Food and Entertaining (opportunities to lean about food preparation and nutrition)
- Creative Arts (different areas of art and design)
- Industrial Technologies (introductory industrial technical learning projects that will help build useful life skills)
- The Great Outdoors (outdoor projects and activities that include recreation and plant projects)
- Leadership (for high school students to develop leadership and employment skills)
4-H clubs are located across Epekwitk / PEI.
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Provides after-school specialized programs for kids.
- Healthy meals and snacks
- Physical activity including sports and games
- Literacy and homework programs
- Mentorship and leadership development
- Arts and crafts
- Science experiments
- Cooking programs
- Outdoor activities and play areas
- Regular visits to local libraries and parks
- Guest speakers and presentations
- Participants can enroll in Giant Steps, a homework and education/career counselling program
- Participants can enroll in Kid Food Nation, a food class taught by a Red Seal chef
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Kids are picked up from participating schools in Summerside, Wellington and Miscouche, and transported to bgc. Once at the Club, kids are given a healthy snack and can participate in structured organized activities, including:
- Doing their homework
- Making crafts
- Participating in sports and physical activities
- Playing cards and board games
- Watching a movie
- Summerside attendees have access to the Credit Union Place for swimming, bowling, and use of the walking track and ice pad
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Provides mentoring for children and youth, matching them with volunteer role models to talk to and share the experiences of growing up. Relationships are developed through:
- Regular outings
- Trust
- Common interests
- Support by experienced mentoring coordinators
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Offers a diverse range of workshops and events designed to support and empower members of the BIPOC community.
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Provides variety of virtual recreational programs for children with sight loss to connect with peers to socialize while learning or playing. Includes:
- Listening to live reading
- Singing and dancing together
- Playing game and more
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Club Sunrise Provided by: Arthritis Society Canada
An online virtual club that connects children living with arthritis and other rheumatic diseases, example activities include:
- 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
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Provides an opportunity to students living with type 1 diabetes to become a mentee or a mentor and have a one-on-one mentorship opportunity.
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A variety of evening programs for youth. Activities change throughout the year but can include:
- Extreme Crafters Club: participants make unique arts and crafts while reusing, restoring, and recycling materials
- Kids in the Kitchen Cooking Club and Kid Food Nation: participants learn the basics of baking and kitchen safety
- Kid Tech Nation: kids learn digital skills, coding concepts, internet safety, and computational thinking
- Friday Night Drop-in: Activities include sports, arts and crafts, movie nights, video games, flash light tag, and more
- Dances
- Fall Hockey League
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Offers drop-in hours for members of the BIPOC community to connect, enjoy good company, work, or engage in activities of their choice in a welcoming space. Snacks, tea, and coffee are often available.
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