Date & Time
Tuesday, July 6th, 2026. Please see our General Information page for more information.
August 21st, 2026. Please see our General Information page for more information.
Mondays to Fridays, no weekends.
4:00 p.m.
Extended Care Program
Yes, we are putting in place and extended care program from 7:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. every morning and from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. A healthy breakfast will be served in the morning and a light snack in the afternoon. We will assess the need for this program at the first week of camp to determine if needed. Additional costs may be applied on a case-by-case basis.
We are putting in place an extended care program which runs from 7:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. every morning and from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. A healthy breakfast will be served in the morning and a light snack in the afternoon. I believe this will work for you. However, please note that we will assess the need for this program at the first week of camp to determine if needed. Additional costs may apply.
Cost & Location
$5.00/day per child and is non-refundable for days that the camper is absent but already paid for within that week.
No. This is covered by the Church.
We are able to price this camp competitively because we are funded in part by the Government of Canada, and consider it part of our service to our local community to support families.
Meadowvale East Apostolic Church at 1510 Warden Avenue at the North West Corner of Warden and Ellesmere.
Programs
Yes. We have built in some time for prayer in the sanctuary. No camper will be forced to pray, however, for their safety they will need to be present monitored for safety reasons. In these cases, the utmost respect and regard for the activities at that time must be demonstrated.
Yes. There is a sanctuary on premises that our campers may use to pray, meditate or reflect as needed. The expectation is that they will need to show the utmost regard and respect for the sanctuary. Information will be provided to campers about acceptable behavior while in the place of worship.
No. Our primary goal under the program is to work with our children and youth to become successful contributing members of society by helping them to build and strengthen character and to teach them how to make good, sound decisions.
Generally, while campers need not participate in all activities, for their safety they are expected to be present at all scheduled activities, including prayer, seminars, meals and recreational activities.
Generally, while campers need not participate in all activities, for their safety they are expected to be present at all scheduled activities, including prayer, seminars, meals and recreational activities.
No. While operating under a Christian ethos, our camp staff team tends to consist of local members of our community who may not be Christian. Our content will be shaped around Christian themes and have moments of prayer and reflection but with the primary goal of influencing campers to become successful contributing members of society by helping them to build and strengthen character and to teach them how to make good, sound decisions.
Our goal will not be to convert your child but to do our duty to demonstrate Christ-like, servant leadership characteristics, such as humility, compassion, fairness, respect, forgiveness, perseverance, value for people, truth and honesty.
Our goal will not be to convert your child but to do our duty to demonstrate Christ-like, servant leadership characteristics, such as humility, compassion, fairness, respect, forgiveness, perseverance, value for people, truth and honesty.
No. The program is for children and youth within the community. However, all campers must demonstrate respect and regard for those things held dear to the Church, e.g. respect in the sanctuary (place of worship) is mandatory.
We aim to be values-driven and build camp themes around a Christian ethos. The manner in which we interact with the campers and the values and principles behind the activities we deliver are guided by the principles and values of the Church’s beliefs such as love and respect for one another, compassion, fairness, truth, fairness, integrity, all great attributes demonstrated by Jesus and ones which are relevant today to build strong communities.
Meaningful arts and crafts, indoor games, outdoor recreational activities, educational activities to learn more about the world around us from the context of creation and related trivia, field trips, swimming.
No. The program is for children and youth within the community. However, all campers must demonstrate respect and regard for those things held dear to the Church, e.g. respect in the sanctuary (place of worship) is mandatory.
Health & Safety
No cell phones will be in use while Camp is in progress ( 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.). Campers will be required to turn-off and put away their cell phone and or other electronic devices while Camp is in progress. If there is an emergency need to contact parents/guardians by Camper, then the use of our Church phone is available: 416-385-1140.
The use of tobacco, alcohol or illegal drugs is not permitted.
If a camper gets sick or has an accident, the incident should be reported to a counselor, who will report the incident to the camp directors who will take appropriate steps such as transferring the camper to a medical facility or arranging for transportation home. In cases where the emergency is severe in nature, the camper discovering the condition should call 911 and then refer the victim to the counsellor. The camper will be responsible for incurred expenses associated with their care.
In these cases, parents and the camp directors and counsellors need to work together to put together a plan of action that meets the individual needs of each child. Parents will need to provide detailed information about the condition and provide consent for appropriate intervention within the capacity of the counsellor as first aid measure only.
Should an event arise, accurate assessment will be done to determine if emergency services are required – in all events an incident report will be completed and the parent contacted.
Should an event arise, accurate assessment will be done to determine if emergency services are required – in all events an incident report will be completed and the parent contacted.
All persons who have access to the children will referenced check before being employed by Meadowvale East Apostolic Church.
All legislated safety requirements will also be adhered including, fire and health and safety policies, equipment standards – all staff will be required to execute these requirements.
All legislated safety requirements will also be adhered including, fire and health and safety policies, equipment standards – all staff will be required to execute these requirements.
Campers will be under the direct supervision of mature and responsible counsellors whose primary objective to ensure camper safety at all times. The camper to counsellor ratio is 10:1 (depending on age) which exceeds that of other organizations. All counsellors will receive First Aid and CPR Training and be certified. Additional safety steps will be taken on trips e.g. camper to counsellor ratio will be reduced e.g. 4:1 depending on age. We will also have a Student Camp Director and an Executive Camp director on site daily to oversee the complete management of the camp including camper safety.
For their safety primarily, campers must comply with instructions of personnel assigned to positions of responsibility. Any violation of rules, or any misconduct must first be reported to the camper’s counselor for remedial action. If the issue cannot be resolved at this level, the next level of authority is the head counselor, camp director and ultimately the camper’s pastor.
Campers are NOT allowed to leave the camp without proper supervision by an authorized personnel and consent of the parent.
For their safety primarily, campers must comply with instructions of personnel assigned to positions of responsibility. Any violation of rules, or any misconduct must first be reported to the camper’s counselor for remedial action. If the issue cannot be resolved at this level, the next level of authority is the head counselor, camp director and ultimately the camper’s pastor.
Campers are NOT allowed to leave the camp without proper supervision by an authorized personnel and consent of the parent.