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Promotes healthy lifestyles and the opportunity for personal growth through the following programs and services:

• Aquatics
• Child care services
• Employment services
• Health and fitness
• Summer camps

Establishes and undertakes programs designed to further the conservation, restoration, development and management of renewable natural resources, including:

Permits and Regulations

• Provides land use and resource management planning input and review
• Monitors development associated with related legislation

Water Management

• Ensures that homes and people are protected from the threats of flooding and erosion

Lake Laurentian Environmental Education

• Provides environmental education programs to classes from JK to Grade 12 primarily in the outdoors at the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area
• Offers a wilderness setting, a man-made lake and pond, scenic lookouts, a self guided nature trail, numerous wetland areas, hiking trails, bird watching areas, and snow shoeing and cross-country ski trails in winter
• Provides a multipurpose Nature Chalet

Camp Bitobig

• Offers a week-long conservation day camp which gives children an appreciation of the natural environment and an opportunity to participate in many outdoor activities
• Wilderness experience provides swimming, canoeing, wilderness survival, hikes, games and crafts
• Outdoor Explorer provides activities such as plant and animal studies, nature hikes and talks, pond study, canoeing, swimming and many more fun games and recreational activities

• Operates a Francophone cultural and community centre
• Ensures the vitality, circulation and the renewal of the Francophone culture and French language through its programming, its activities and partners

Offers a variety of programs, including:

• Before and after school programs
• Music school
• Nurseries / daycare
• Summer camps

• Operates a licensed daycare centre
• Offers a variety of activities to enhance the spiritual, intellectual, emotional, physical and social development of children
• Provides a variety of school readiness programs
• Provides 2 snacks and a hot lunch daily
• Offers a full day camp for children during July and August
• Offers services through association with the university that include free swimming, access to the planetarium, the School of Education library, the running track and the gymnasium

Offers before and after school programming for school-aged children, as well as full day programs for:

• Infants
• Toddlers
• Preschoolers

• Operates a licensed child care centre that offers 15 spaces for Family Grouping and 30 spaces for school aged children

Offers the following programs:

• Full day program and part-time hours available
• Before and After School program
• Summer Camp

Church offering various youth groups and programs throughout the year including:

• Overcomers Outreach: Christ-centered 12-Step group recovery program for people of all denominations who have gone or are going through hurt in their lives. Facilitated by lay persons who are going through their own recovery program
• youth group meets weekly, call to confirm location
• men's group offering monthly breakfast and planned activities
• women's group offers social and inspirational connections with other women and receive inspiration
• Vacation Bible School and weekly house league soccer program in summer.

Providing outdoor and leadership programs, accommodations and food catering for school, church, professional and corporate groups.

• In Jul-Aug, Hidden Bay Leadership Camp, for children age 7-15, an overnight summer camp offering traditional camping and Leadership In Training camp.
• Summer Day Camp for ages 5-13, Jul-Aug, one week and 2 week sessions. Subsidy available.
• Daily bus transportation provided from Aurora, Barrie and Parry Sound
• Hidden Bay Outdoor Education Centre is a division of York Professional Care and Education, a non-profit organization with charitable status, established in 1986.

• Operates a licensed child care centre for 10 infants, 16 preschoolers, and 30 school aged children

Offers the following programs

• Full day program and part-time hours available
• Before and After School program
• Summer Camp

A privately funded, volunteer-based organization that provides kids affected by childhood cancer with unique opportunities for growth through challenging, fun, enriching and magical experiences at no cost to their families.

Summer Camp - Residential Camp in Rosseau, Muskoka with a volunteer pediatric oncologist and three oncology nurses from the Hospital for Sick Children onsite and available 24 hours a day to administer expert medical treatment offering:

• Three two-week summer camp sessions for children with cancer, ages 6-14
• Teomul: one-week session in the summer for bereaved siblings, ages 6-19
• 7Scape: one-week session in the summer for recently diagnosed teens, ages 15-18

Weekends At Camp (WAC's) - a total of eight weekends during the fall and winter for children with cancer and bereaved siblings, ages 6-19

Leadership program - Year-round programming for young camp leaders affected by childhood cancer, ages 16-19, that focuses on leadership skills and team building including:

• Workshops & community service programs Including Habitat for Humanity projects and Ronald McDonald House dinners
• Credit Recovery program: campers receive a Grade 11 Healthy, Active Living credit with the successful completion of the LIT 1 Program

Toronto Ooch Downtown and In-City Programs - the only recreational facility in North America for children affected by childhood cancer offers:

• Year-round themed programs at Ooch Downtown, for kids of all ages, including siblings where kids work on developing a specific skill (i.e. music workshops, cooking and baking, etc.)
• Family programs: themed programs for the whole family to participate in and provide the opportunity for families to connect, and meet the Ooch Volunteers
• Summer specialties week: week of activities at Ooch Downtown during the summer for kids ages 8-12 who are unable to travel to Muskoka. Includes animation workshop, tour of the Roger's Centre, cooking, rock climbing, crafts and various sports
• Day Camp: Two, two-week sessions in the Toronto Area, for kids ages 4-7, as well as a March break Day Camp at Ooch Downtown
• Urban Ooch: one-day camp-style programs at Ooch Downtown or in the Toronto Area

In-hospital program, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)

• Camp-style programs and activities seven days a week on the oncology floor at SickKids for both in and out-patients, ages 2-18
• Evening programming, Monday to Thursday, for in-patients where volunteers provide programs in the play room and bedside visits
• Weekly special events in the conference room including drumming workshops, theme days and movie premieres

Co-ed summer camp

COVID-19 Response:
Will follow all necessary COVID-19 risk management protocols required to run the programs safely. Check the website regularly for updated requirements for both staff and campers.

Regular Service
A year round retreat-centre located in the Muskoka Lakes District, serving youth, families, churches and schools. The primary seasons are Summer overnight and day camps, Fall and Winter retreats and rental groups.

• An inter-denominational camp supported by the United Church of Canada whose mission is to enrich the lives of campers by providing outdoor recreational programming that promotes positive self-esteem, acceptance and friendship founded in a safe and inclusive Christian community
• Offers various kinds of recreational activities
• Teaches outdoor skills
• Provides all meals and snacks daily

Camps offered include but are not limited to:

• Leaders in Training
• Counsellors in Training
• Co-ed Camps for ages 7-14

COVID-19

YMCA Wanakita offers:

• a variety of summer residential & day camp programs for boys and girls
• a summer family camp with its own distinct site
• an Outdoor education, recreation and retreat centre offering programs all year

Publishes online Camps Guide of accredited day and residential camps for children and youth, including camps for children with special needs and camps with subsidies

• online job board
• training events and conferences for camping professionals

To find camps or outdoor centres visit website for list of accredited programs, or to search online directory

COVID19 24-hour crisis line, telephone counselling and virtual programs available; restrictions and modifications for some programs; instruction provided to assist in online participation, and tablets available for lending to seniors without devices; visit TUTFS website for details, including registration information

Telephone Counselling
Immediate emotional support, crisis intervention or suicide prevention

• links to other appropriate emergency services
• face-to-face individual, group and family counselling
• community outreach counselling and visitation for clients facing barriers to accessing services
• information and referral
• translation and interpretation
• counselling education and volunteer training program
• public education and awareness
• health promotion, including recreation and social activities

Telephone Crisis Intervention Services
24-hour emotional support for individuals experiencing distress, grief, conflict, depression or other crisis

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In-person Counselling Services
Anonymous, confidential counselling for individuals, groups, couples and families

Children's Programs

• Little Steps, Big Steps for kindergarten to grade 6
• homework club
• summer camp

Health Programs

• home hospice program and palliative care provided by trained volunteers
• healthy lifestyle workshops
• smoke-free education for youth
• diabetes prevention program
• visitation for community members who are ill

Parenting Programs

• Focus on Early Years and Mothers
• Focus on Fathers
• parenting skills workshops, including workshop with parents and their children

Seniors Programs

• English café
• reassurance program including counselling and visitation
• outreach services
• recreation including singing, art and digital storytelling classes
• online virtual seminars such as Sing-A-Long Musical Class, Expressive Art Class, Dance Class

Violence Prevention Education
Anger management and conflict resolution classes and workshops

Youth Programs

• employment seminars, career development, leadership training, life skills workshops
• Mind and Motion Program, 2-weeks summer volunteering (August) retreat
• tobacco-free campaign program
• facilitation skills workshop
• mentoring program
• recreational activities

Youth Program

• outdoor adventure courses based on a challenge by choice model to improve mental and physical wellbeing and gain life skills
• school credits as part of our 21-day and 32-day programs

Certified, accredited zoological park featuring rare and endangered wildlife from around the world

• visitors and campers learn about nature through hands-on experiences
• develop awareness and concern for endangered wildlife and habitats
• children's playground, picnic area
• gift and souvenir shops, snack bar
• Behind the Scenes program, daily guided Feeding Tour
• Night Safari Adventure (guided evening tour, meal, campfire)
• residential Safari Zoo Camp for children
• bed and breakfast apartments available overlooking Jungle Cat World

Organization has resumed operations at the office post-COVID and clients are welcome to the organization for one-on-one appointments.
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Advances the dignity and well being of children and their families affected by HIV/AIDS by providing:

• practical support including access to infant formula, diapers, Welcome Baby Bag, food hampers, grocery vouchers, TTC tokens for medical appointments, new winter clothing, toys and gift cards for children and youth
• counselling and case management, family and child support groups, external referrals, and resources for children and their families around HIV
• overnight camp for children

A Canadian National Historic Site featuring the first North American home of the Bell family, the first office of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, and an eclectic collection of Bell family and telephone artifacts. Through guided tours and museum programs, they tell the story of how Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone here in 1874

• guided tours
• educational programs
• children's day camps
• seasonal special events
• cafe and museum store

A privately funded charity that offers year-round community, in-hospital, and overnight camp programs for children and families affected by childhood cancer. Virtual programming available

Rainbow Lake has eight cabins that are a semi-attached design able to accommodate 14 people on each side and washrooms- separate cabins for staff and volunteers