Location Sled Dog Park, Brampton, Ontario
Join us in a community gathering filled with games, presentations consultations and activities.
Camps for Junior Youth aged 11-14
10:00am-10:30am
Arrival
Waiting for parents/drivers to bring junior youth. Arrivals follow activities such as card games, social portion and board games until plenary.
10:30am-11:00am
Plenary
Plenary involves learning a song and/or playing a collective game altogether.
11:00am - 12:30pm
Session 1
Start of a junior youth book
12:30pm-1:30pm
Lunch
Junior Youth eat alongside their animators inside or outside depending on weather conditions. At 1pm there is a collective physical activity.
1:30pm - 3:00pm
Session 2
Start of a junior youth book
3:15pm-4:00pm
End of the day
Reflections on the day/pick ups. We also have time to think of a service project at the end of every camp collectively.
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Schedule as follows:
10:00am-10:30am
Arrival
Waiting for children and parents to be dropped. Children who have arrived will be directed to game/activity stations until 10:30.
10:30am-11:00am
Plenary
Teachers and children will gather together to learn a prayer together that will be taught for that week. Groups will be established based off how teachers decides to group the participants.
11:00am - 12:30am
Session 1
Children will follow teachers to the designated classrooms to begin the lesson the teacher has prepped.
12:30am-1:30pm
Lunch
Children will remain in the classrooms to eat their lunch for the first half. The second half will be for children to play in the park.
1:30pm - 3:00pm
Session 2
Children will return to the classrooms they were in from session 1 to resume the lessons their teachers have prepared.
3:00pm-3:15pm
Clean up
Teachers will instruct children to start to clean the room.
3:15pm-4:00pm
End of the day
Children will remain in the classroom until parents arrive to pick them up. Teachers will also share with parents what the children did that day.
Starting our summer strong with our Summer of Service internship program! Every day of the summer will be a chance to connect with our community, draw on the arts, and engage in meaningful conversations with all members-from children to grandparents. Volunteers can get up to 500 volunteer service hours.
Join us this upcoming weekend for a chance for ages 5 and up to think about their community through arts, dance, meaningful conversations, and service projects.
Register your child for our upcoming Children’s Festival! Together we will play cooperative games, make arts and crafts, tell stories and learn about different qualities we can develop. Open to children aged 5-10 years old.
An opportunity to be part of a community-building process that enables youth to think critically about the conditions of their neighbourhood through arts, conversation, study materials, service.
Together we will channel our learning and insights towards teaching children, leading groups of junior youth and planning community wide events!
Are you interested in serving as a youth leader in your community and need volunteer hours?
This summer, you, your friends and other youth in your neighbourhood, can help guide new volunteers through training materials, organize reflection spaces, and work with junior youth and children over the course of the summer.
Gain experience working with diverse community member and get up to 25 volunteer hours per week from participating in this program!
Are you interested in having meaningful conversations with your friends and other youth in your community? Would you like to be connected to a group of youth actively thinking about how to advance their community?
Join us for our very first summer event! All youth aged 15+ from Brampton are invited to come together and reflect on the role they play in their community.
A space open to all to honour those whose lives were ended early due to unjust acts and structures in our society. Through artistic outlets, we will reflect on, pray for and consult on ways that we think can help encourage justice in our homes, our friendships and communities at large.
Are you in high school and trying to think about the next steps of your life?
Join us for an afternoon to think about our futures! The discussion will be led by youth who have completed high school and gone on to university, college and other endeavors. Along with sharing their experience, they will also be there to support and accompany you in your thought process
