The Town of East Gwillimbury is dedicated to ensuring all campers have a successful camp experience. There may be times when a child requires more support than our camp ratios are able to provide. In these cases, we strongly recommend consulting with us about our support options. Please use the form below:
How do I know if additional support is needed? |
Additional support is required if:
Families are required to complete an All About Me Package and provide a Safety Plan, if the participant has one, to help camp staff with any program adaptations. When considering recreation experience, please consider the individuals needs, and that the recreation inclusive setting may not be suitable for all persons. The health and safety of participants and staff is paramount, which could result in participants being denied access to the program. |
Are staff available to provide support? |
Yes, in most cases arrangements for one-on-one support can be made. The Town of East Gwillimbury attempts to accommodate requests for additional support for children with disabilities. However, due to the number of requests or level of care provided, support cannot be guaranteed. Accommodations can be made and are subject to health, safety and cost considerations. If we are able to provide your family with support it may only be up to two weeks at this time. Currently we are unable to provide eight weeks of one-on-one support. |
How do I register for inclusion support? |
Follow these steps in order to register for Inclusion Support:
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Can I provide my own inclusion support?
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Yes, you may provide your own support (family member, friend, trained support worker or social worker). We require a Vulnerable Sector Screening and a signed release of liability form for these individuals. The support worker is required to participate in all activities as a positive role model for the participants and adhere to the Town of East Gwillimbury Policies and Procedures. |
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