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VM Picks: Top Vancouver Summer Camps: Q&A with Easter Seals

 

VM Picks: Top Vancouver Summer Camps: Q&A with Easter Seals

Does a child or an adult in your life have a cognitive or physical disability? Easter Seals offers a range of camps for adults and kids aged 6-49. And, their counsellors bring out the fun and silly in every activity and event.

Easter Seals is committed to creating experiences that instill confidence and creates memories for a lifetime.

Give us a brief description of your camp.

Easter Seals offers summer camp experiences for children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities. We also offer a variety of options for all interests. And a range of virtual camps, day camps and week-long overnight camps.

What makes your summer camp unique?

A camper and child at Easter Seals Camp.

We welcome children and adults with all abilities. And, With fully accessible facilities and specially trained staff, our programs accommodate campers with (but not limited to): * Developmental Challenges * Anxiety Disorders * Down Syndrome * Autism Spectrum Disorder * Cerebral Palsy, * Epilepsy/Seizure Disorders.

What are some of the highlights of your camp?

Art together at Easter Seals.

Campers have a fun-filled experience where their disability doesn’t limit them. Instead, camps help them to develop life skills, self-confidence and independence. At all our locations, we offer a wide range of activities and programming: swimming, sports & games, arts & crafts, giant swings, trampolines, campfires, leadership skills, and much, much more.

What kind of feedback have you received about your camp?

A boy swimming.

We get so much positive feedback from our families. Here’s what one mother has to say:

At camp, they don’t hear the word no, which is what they hear a lot of when navigating the world around them. Here they can try any activity because it’s set up to be fully accessible. The staff are trained to work with all abilities and needs. And if a camper is nervous to try something, there is such a supportive environment to make them feel safe.

~ Barb, mother of 19-year-old Dillon who has Down Syndrome and has been attending camp since he was 9 years old.
Fun for all ages at Easter Seals.

Follow Easter Seals at:

Website: https://www.eastersealsbcy.ca/summercamp/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EasterSealsBCY

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastersealsbcy/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/EasterSealsBCY

This post is sponsored by Easter Seals Camps

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For 75 years, Easter Seals BC & Yukon has been an established leader in supporting the disabled community through Easter Seals Camps and Easter Seals House

Easter Seals BC & Yukon is a trusted and established charity leader for persons with disabilities. We create opportunities and tools through summer camps and year-round programming to help children and adults with disabilities address life’s challenges while building self-esteem, self-confidence, and independence. In addition, through Easter Seals House, we provide the comforts of home for those travelling to Vancouver for medical appointments and treatments.

Visit their website >> Easter Seals Camps

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