Youth and adults from 12-49 who have a physical and/or cognitive disability. There will be a youth group ages 12-18 and an adult group ages 19-49.

Participants will arrive at the designated meeting point between 8:30 and 9:00 am, and return back to the original meeting area to be checked out between 3:30 and 4:00 pm following a debrief. There will be activities throughout the day with breaks for lunch and snacks. Public transit will be used to get to various activities.

No. Participants are required to bring their own food and drinks.

The participant or their guardian are responsible for securely packing the medication, labelling it, and taking it as required during the day. Program staff will hold onto medication in a secure bag, but are not responsible for the administration of any meds.

Participants can sign up for as little as one day or as many as they are eligible for. We encourage participants to sign up for full weeks of activities. Participants must be signed up for days which fall within their age range.

No. Participants are responsible for getting to and from the designated program locations. Please note that anyone who picks up a participant must show photo ID and be on the pickup list.

Yes. However, personal support worker applications must be filled out with an applicant’s initial application package. Please see more details here:

A guardian may attend with a participant as long as they have also completed a registration form for themselves. Guardians must follow the same guidelines as personal support workers and are required to pay for their own activity and transit expenses.

All applications will be reviewed to ensure suitability for the program. Participants need to be physically able to move within the community without 1:1 support. Registration will continue on a first-come first-serve until all spots are filled. There is no hard deadline though the application process may be closed once all spots are taken. A short interview with the applicant and/or a guardian may be part of the application process after forms have been sent in. We will be in touch with you if that’s the case.

While Easter Seals recognizes the importance of programs for all young people, and continues to make this a priority through our camps and other initiatives, the City Adventure camp is geared toward youth and adults with diverse abilities who already have a degree of independence and are looking to build more skills in this regard. We are examining ways of enhancing our programs for children, youth and adults, so check back for future developments.

Activities are offered in the areas where there has been the greatest demand. These locations may change in future years.

We have developed detailed protocols to keep all participants, staff and visitors safe. This includes regular handwashing, the use of disinfectant wipes and masks, and an emphasis on activities that will not put the group near large groups. If you have more questions about this, please get in touch.

Please feel free to get in touch with us. You can ask any additional questions or let us know your thoughts by sending them to svanvloten@eastersealsbcy.ca

If it’s necessary to cancel any part of City Adventure Camp this summer due to a resurgence or outbreak of COVID-19, we will contact everyone immediately and offer full credits and/or refunds without fees.