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Camps and respite programs for people with disabilities.
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Summer Day Camp Provided by: Camp Gencheff
Summer day camp experience designed for youth with intellectual and physical disabilities. Examples of activities include:
- Canoeing
- Swimming
- 3rd Degree boot camp
- Run Jump Play
- Parasports
- Crafts
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Summer Camp Provided by: TAJ Professional Care Workers
Provides a summer camp to children with disabilities. Camp is divided into two age groups ages 12-14 years and ages 15-17 years. A variety of activities are offered to build friendships while learning new skills. Includes:
- Learning about horses with hands on activities in the farm (EAL)
- Confederation Trails, nature walks and hiking
- Soccer baseball, Frisbee golf, bowling and golf
- Beachcombing ,clam digging and beach picnics
- Gym
- Scavenger Hunts
- Arts and crafts
- Movie Afternoon
- Cooking and baking
- Swimming and more
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Respite Camp Provided by: Camp Gencheff
Weekend overnight camps for adults, teens, and children with intellectual and physical disabilities to provide respite for caregivers. Respites are provided two-three times per client a month.
Note: Registration opens three weeks prior to the respite date
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Professional Development Day Camps Provided by: Camp Gencheff
Day camp for youth with intellectual and physical disabilities held on PD days during the school year.
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Overnight Respite Provided by: Community Connections
Provides two options for respite beds in Summerside.
Highland Avenue: An unsupervised respite apartment can be rented. Renter is responsible for arranging any care required during the stay.
Court Street: A respite bed is available for use. Care is provided by Community Connections.
Highland Avenue: An unsupervised respite apartment can be rented. Renter is responsible for arranging any care required during the stay.
Court Street: A respite bed is available for use. Care is provided by Community Connections.
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March Break Camp Provided by: Camp Gencheff
Overnight March break camp designed for youth with intellectual and physical disabilities.
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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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Camp Triumph Provided by: Camp Triumph
An overnight summer camp for kids whose families are affected by chronic illness or disability. The camp aims to ease stress and build confidence through activities that focus on:
- Learning new skills
- Trying new activities
- Boosting self-esteem
- Developing positive coping strategies
- Connecting with others who can understand
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