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2022 CAMP GUIDE
YMCA OF THE TREASURE COAST
www.ymcatreasurecoast.org
CAMP
LEADERSHIP TEAM CAMPS AT A GLANCE
Elisha Stoecklin Kristine Otto Week
Executive Branch Director (Stuart) Executive Branch Director (Indiantown & St. Lucie)
estoecklin@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-286-4444, ext 243 kotto@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-597-3700, ext 241
GRADE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CAMP NAME ENTERING 6/1-6/3 6/6-6/10 6/13-6/17 6/20-6/24 6/27-7/1 7/5-7/8 7/11-7/15 7/18-7/22 7/25-7/29 8/1-8/5
Robert Griggs Perla Nipitella Camp Teddy Bear Kindergarten • • • • • • • • • •
District Childcare Services Director Childcare Director (St. Lucie)
Stuart
rgriggs@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-286-4444, ext 261 pnipitella@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-878-7337, ext 402 Camp Exploration 1st - 6th • • • • • • • • • •
Samantha Cullinan Tenika Campbell Camp Teen Exploration 7th - 8th • • • • • • • • • •
Preschool Director
Childcare Coordinator (St. Lucie)
Itown
scullinan@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-286-4444, 231
tcampbell@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-878-7337, ext 400 Camp Exploration K - 8th • • • • • • • • • •
Kevin Harris Carol Dowling Bayshore Center K - 8th • • • • • • • • •
School-Age Childcare Coordinator
kharris@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-286-4444, ext 234
Childcare Director (Indiantown)
cdowling@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-597-3700, ext 302 Village Green Elementary K - 8th • • • • • • • • •
St. Luice
Francis K. Sweet Elementary K - 8th • • • • • • • • •
CLICK HERE Weatherbee Elementary K - 8th • • • • • • • • •
SUMMER CAMP TO VIEW OUR
LOCATIONS
PARENT HANDBOOK Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie K - 8th • • • • • • • • •
No Camp on Monday 5/30, Tuesday 5/31 and Monday 7/4
St. Lucie County camps start on Week 2 (June 6th).
SCHOLARSHIPS & TUITION SUBSIDIES
We welcome scholarship applications and ELC subsidies for all 2022
STUART PORT ST. LUCIE childcare, across all branches! Scholarship applications are available at
Richard C. Geisinger Branch Village Green Elementary your local Y, or visit www.ymcatreasurecoast.org/financial-assistance.
1700 SE Monterey Road 1700 SE Lennard Road You must include the complete name, location and dates of the camp for
Stuart, FL 34996 Port St. Lucie, FL 34952 which you are applying, and all other requested informaiton.
772-286-4444 772-878-7337
A summer camp scholarship will be awarded only for the dates you
INDIANTOWN FORT PIERCE request. Scholarship are awarded only to children whose parents work
Louis Dreyfus Citrus Branch Francis K. Sweet Elementary at least 20 hours a week, or attend school full-time. Space is limited in 1:15 S TA FF T O
16451 SW Farm Road
Indiantown, FL 34956
1400 Ave. Q
Fort Pierce, FL 34950
many camps, so scholarship are awarded according to demonstrated
financial need and on a first-come, first-served basis for as long as Y
C A M PE R R AT IO
772-597-3700 772-878-7337 funds are available.
PORT ST. LUCIE FORT PIERCE FORT PIERCE When registering for camp, pending a scholarship or subsidy award,
Bayshore Center Weatherbee Elementary Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie a deposit may be required to hold the spot. Overpayments will be SI BL IN G *VA RIE S
1301 SW Bayshore Blvd 1800 E. Weatherbee Road 1100 Delaware Ave credited.
DIS CO UN T! BY SIT E
Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 Fort Pierce, FL 34982 Fort Pierce, FL 34950
772-878-7337 772-878-7337 772-878-7337
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IMPORTANT WHY YOU AND YOUR CHILD
CAMP INFORMATION WILL LOVE THE YMCA!
FIRST DAY OF The Y is the nation’s largest childcare provider and has more than 145 years experience in providing top-notch
SCHOOL IS camp programs across the country. The Y is proud to provide a SAFE environment for kids to experience new
VIRTUAL PARENT ORIENTATION AUGUST 10TH adventures, learn new skills, make new friends and continue learning through the summer months.
THURSDAY, MAY 12TH, 2022 | 6:30-7:30PM In preparation for the
FACEBOOK LIVE - www.facebook.com/YMCAofTC school year, there will be
Please attend parent orientation to have all of your questions answered!
no camp or childcare WE TAKE THE FOLLOWING STEPS
on August 8th & 9th TO KEEP CHILDREN IN OUR
DROP-OFF & PICK-UP
The security of all children in our care if paramount.
SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS SAFE:
Each child must be signed in and out every day by an • Detailed employment application forms
authorized adult aged 18 or older, with a photo ID. Late DEPOSITS & FEES KNOW SEE RESPOND
pick-ups could be charged a late fee, plus $1 for each
minute after the scheduled pick-up time. $ A $30 non-refundable supply fee is required at
time of registration. Deposits may be required,
and will be applied to weekly tuition.
•
•
Comprehensive staff reference checks including
questions that assess risk for abuse
Fingerprint-based state, out-of-state, and
WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP We strive to promote Healthy Eating and
Bring a refillable water bottle and sunscreen every day. nationwide criminal and sexual abuse background
PAYMENTS Physical Activity (HEPA) standards in our
Sunscreen should be applied before arriving at Camp; Payment must be received by the Wednesday checks prior to employment as required by DCF
2 many childcare program areas. Each Y
staff are not permitted to apply sunscreen to campers prior to the start of each camp week. If full • Signed staff statement of compliance with our Y’s
but they will remind campers to apply it often! Bring WEEKS camper will receive at least 1 to 2 hours of
payment is not received by Wednesday your
swimsuit and towel on swim days! Backpacks/tote bags child may be dropped from rosters, and any Code of Conduct and Abuse Prevention policies physical activity each day.
are permitted, but not required. Label everything! deposits will be forfeited. Payments will be set • Extensive and mandatory child abuse prevention
up on a draft. training as well as child care and camp training
WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED AT CAMP for staff Y camp curriculum features the opportunity for
Personal electronics, toys or games from home, shoes LATE REGISTRATION:
with wheels and weapons of any kind are not permitted Any registration made after close of camp
• All staff are by law mandatory reporters of any enhanced learning activities and educational
at camp. Large sums of money, jewlery, or anything else on Wednesday may be subject to a $5 late suspicion of child abuse learning experiences.
of value should not be brought to Camp. The Y is not registration fee.
responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal items. • Staff are prohibited from being in a one-on-one
situation with any child and are prohibited from
REFUNDS: contacting youth outside the Y including baby-sitting At the YMCA we keep a 15:1 child to counselor
T-SHIRTS
Camp T-shirt must be worn on field trip days! The No refunds or credits will be issued for any days and any outside communication and on social media ratio as we believe a smaller ratio creates a
supply fee includes two dri-fit t-shirts, which are not attended. All fees are non-refundable and platforms more personal experience in which to learn and
distributed the first week of camp; additional shirts are not transferable. Changes may be made grow. (State of Florida mandates a 25:1 ratio.)
may be purchased at the Front Desk for $15 each. Any online, up to Wednesday before the start date. • All interactions between a staff and a child must be
child not wearing a Camp T-shirt on a field trip day will An extra fee may be assessed. observable and interruptible
be provided one, and your account will be charged $15,
due before the next drop-off.
COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Y campers enjoy swimming multiple times each
WHAT TO WEAR The YMCA is for everyone! Financial assistance week in our outdoor pools. Campers are tested
Campers should dress comfortably for the weather is available for qualifying families. CSF by Y lifeguards on swimming ability. If determined
and must wear closed-toe shoes. Flip-flops/sandals/ application opens March 1st - be sure to specify Staff who are trained in abuse prevention are more a “red band” swimmer (needs improvement in
crocs are only permitted on the pool deck. Please label which camp and site you are applying for.. likely to understand their role as a protector, to swimming) they will receive a half hour of FREE
everything especially your child’s camp t-shirts! recognize signs of abuse, and to report suspicious or swim instruction at least once a week and spend
inappropriate behavior. the rest of the time in recreational swim.
ELC
PARENT HANDBOOK ELC is accepted for all Camps. Parents are responsible
Extended policies are included in our School-Age for the differential. *ELC/CSF registrations maybe The YMCA of the Treasure Coast encourages you
Childcare Parent Handbook, which is available online or eligible for reduced deposits. Make an appointment to talk regularly about your child’s experiences in Y
at any Branch. for assistance at the front desk. programs. Let us know if you have any concerns of Our camp will follow CDC Guidelines and
staff members violating our policies. licensing recommendations regarding Covid-19
precautions to the greatest extent possible..
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING SUMMER CAMP,
PLEASE CALL: 772-286-4444 | YMCATREASURECOAST.ORG/SUMMERCAMP
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MARTIN COUNTY ST. LUCIE COUNTY
SUMMER FUN FOR EVERYONE Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack included at all SLC sites!
Summer is a time for kids to explore new things and expand
the limits of their imagination! At our YMCA Summer Camp All field trips included and will be annouced in April.
your child will create lifelong memories while participating
in enriching, age-appropriate, fun activities! Each week BAYSHORE BLVD PROGRAM CENTER - PORT ST. LUCIE
1301 SW BAYSHORE BLVD 772-878-7337
has a Reality TV theme that will be carried throughout the DATES: 6/6 - 8/5 (9 WEEKS)
camp including decorations, crafts, activities and field trips. GRADES: K - 8th
Campers attend weekly art and education enrichments and TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm
have the opportunity to swim often! Your child will make new COST: $95 per week
friends, experience new things and have tons of fun as they
explore new adventures each day!
VILLAGE GREEN ELEMENTARY - PORT ST. LUCIE
RICHARD C. GEISINGER, SR. BRANCH - STUART 1700 SE LENNARD ROAD 772-878-7337
1700 SE MONTEREY ROAD 772-286-4444 DATES: 6/6 - 8/5 (9 WEEKS)
DATES: 6/2 - 8/5 (10 WEEKS) GRADES: K - 8th
GRADES: K - 8th LOUIS DREYFUS CITRUS BRANCH - INDIANTOWN TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm
16451 SW FARM ROAD 772-597-3700
TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm COST: $95 per week
DATES: 6/1 - 8/5 (10 WEEKS)
COST: $135 per week – Y Family Membership GRADES: K - 6th
$165 per week – Non Members TIME: 7:15am-5:30pm FRANCIS K. SWEET ELEMENTARY - FORT PIERCE
Lunch and afternoon snack included, BY REQUEST! COST: $90per week 1400 AVE. Q 772-878-7337
DATES: 6/6 - 8/5 (9 WEEKS)
Swimming on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack included!
GRADES: K - 8th
Bring swimsuit, towel and plenty of sunscreen! Swimming on Tuesdays and Thursdays. TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm
Kona Ice visits every Friday at 3:30pm. Frozen treats start at Bring swimsuit, towel and plenty of sunscreen! COST: $95 per week
$3, cash only.
Drop-off (7am-9am) and pick-up (4-6pm) in car-line, behind WEATHERBEE ELEMENTARY - FORT PIERCE CREATIVE ARTS ACADEMY OF ST. LUCIE - FORT PIERCE
the gymnasium. Make an immediate right at the entrance gate 1800 E. WEATHERBEE ROAD 772-878-7337 1100 DELAWARE AVE 772-878-7337
and follow the road to the Tiki Hut. Please stay in your vehicle!
The Y’s four core values are incorporated
DATES: 6/6 - 8/5 (9 WEEKS) DATES: 6/6 - 8/5 (9 WEEKS)
into all of our Camp programs and activities: GRADES: K - 8th GRADES: K - 8th
If dropping-off after 9am or picking-up before 3:30pm, come
to the Wicina Family Program Center, inside the main building. Respect, Responsibility, Honesty and Caring TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm TIME: 7:00am-6:00pm
Late drop-offs are highly disouraged, especially on field trip COST: $95 per week COST: $95 per week
days. No pick-up is allowed between 3:30pm and 4pm.
Week # Dates Theme Field Trip* Week # Dates Theme Field Trip*
Week 1: 6/1 - 6/3 Floor is Lava (No Field Trip) Week 1: 6/1 - 6/3 NO CAMP FOR ST LUCIE COUNTY N/A
Week 2: 6/6 - 6/10 Double Dare Museums Week 2: 6/6 - 6/10 Double Dare TBD
Week 3: 6/13 - 6/17 Survivor Bowling Week 3: 6/13 - 6/17 Survivor TBD
Week 4: 6/20 - 6/24 Shark Tank Nature Centers and/or Beach Week 4: 6/20 - 6/24 Shark Tank TBD
Week 5: 6/27 - 7/1 Dancing with the Stars Bowling, Beach and/or Nature Center Week 5: 6/27 - 7/1 Dancing with the Stars TBD
Week 6: 7/5 - 7/8 Lego Masters Museums Week 6: 7/5 - 7/8 Lego Masters TBD
Week 7: 7/11 - 7/15 Master Chef Bowling Week 7: 7/11 - 7/15 Master Chef TBD
Week 8: 7/18 - 7/22 Ninja Warrior Beach Week 8: 7/18 - 7/22 Ninja Warrior TBD
Week 9: 7/25 - 7/29 Campers Got Talent Bowling and/or Nature Centers Week 9: 7/25 - 7/29 Campers Got Talent TBD
Week 10: 8/1 - 8/5 Fear Factor (No Field Trip) Week 10: 8/1 - 8/5 Fear Factor TBD
*Field trips are subject to change. *Field trips are subject to change.
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IMPORTANT AFTER SCHOOL
CAMP RULES PROGRAM
Campers take RESPONSIBILITY for their actions.
Campers RESPECT themselves, each other, camp equipment and the environment.
YMCA offers a safe and healthy after school experience, with a focus on academic achievement and healthy
HONESTY is the basis for all relationships and interations. life choices! Daily homework help and academic enrichment provided by CERTIFIED ELEMENTARY TEACHERS!
Campers are CARING in their relationships with others. Rec swim and swim lessons, Spark PE and a daily snack ensure a healthy mind and body!
Campers should talk to a camp counselor or any camp staff member if they Safety and Peace-of-Mind
are uncomfortable with any experiences or need assistance while at camp. All staff are Level II Background-checked and have current CPR & First Aid certification. Program is licensed
and regulated by Florida Dept. of Children & Families.
DISCIPLINE PROCEDURES
REDIRECTION: Staff will redirect the camper to more appropriate behavior. Financial Assistance Available
YMCA Community Scholarship Funding available and School Readiness (ELC) funding accepted.
STOP & THINK: If in appropriate behavior continues, the camper will be reminded of behavior and camp rules, and the camper
will be asked to decide on action steps to correct his/her behavior.
STUART BRANCH PORT ST. LUCIE LOCATIONS
REFERRAL: If a child’s behavior still does not meet expectations and is affecting the experience of other campers, he/she will
Program operates from school dismissal until Program operates before school 7:00am un-
be referred to the Camp Office; consequences may include, but are not limited to: loss of privilege(s), phone call home, parent
conference, etc. 6:00pm on all Martin County school days, til school starts and after school from school
including early release days. dismissal until 6:00pm on all St. Lucie County
SUSPENSION/EXPLUSION: If inappropriate behavior continues, as a last action step, the camper may be dismissed from camp school days, including early release days.
for a period of time, up to the remainder of the summer. Camp fees are non-refundable if a camper is sent home for disciplinary $65/week YMCA Family Members
reasons.
$75/week Non-Members + $30 Supply Fee $30/week Before Care, $52/week After Care, or
$67/week for Both + $25 Supply Fee
!
Examples of unacceptable behavior:
• Refusing to follow behavior guidelines or camp rules Transportation Included From Select Schools:
• Using profanity, vulgarity or obscenity • JD Parker Elementary • Bayshore Program Center (VPK-8th Grade)
• Stealing or damaging personal or camp property • Felix Williams Elementary with Transportation from Blue Zone schools
• Refusal to participate in activities and cooperate with staff • Jensen Beach Elementary
• Disrupting a program & Bayshore Elementary.
• Endangering the health and safety of child and/or staff • Pinewood Elementary • Village Green Elementary
• Use of illicit drugs, alcohol or tobacco • Port Salerno Elementary • F.K. Sweet Elementary
• Sexual conduct of any kind • Seawind Elementary • Weatherbee Elementary
• Teasing, making fun of, or bullying other campers or staff • Treasure Coast Classical Academy • C.A.S.T. Elementary
• Fighting of any kind
Contact Kevin Harris Contact Perla Nipitella
Physical violence or bullying toward another camper or staff member will result in immediate suspension for the kharris@ymcatreasurecoast.org pnipitella@ymcatreasurecoast.org
remainder of the camp week; a second offense will result in explusion for the remainder of the summer.
772-286-4444, ext 234 772-878-7337, ext 402
Anti-Bullying
The Y is committed to preventing buillying, which is defined as systematically and cohronically inflicting physical hurt or INDIANTOWN BRANCH
distress on a child or staff member. Bullying is further defined as unwanted and repeated written, verbal or physical behavior,
including threatening, insulting or dehumanizing gestures that are pervasive enough to create an intimidating or hostile
Program operates from school dismissal until 5:30pm on all MC school days, including early release days.
environment. It includes, but is not limited to teasing, social exclusion, threat, intimidation, stalking, cyber-stalking, physical
violence, theft, harrassment, humilation or destruction of property. To report any suspected incidents of bullying call 772-286-
4444, ext. 261, and leave as much detial as possible. $45/week (K-4th Grade); $79/week (Pre-K and VPK) + $30 Supply Fee
Behavior & Medical Conditions Transportation Included From: Warfield Elementary and Hope Rural.
It is essential to disclose all behavior and medical conditions at the time of registration so that we can best serve your child.
They Y makes reasonable accommodations to meet every child’s needs. If a camper becomes a safety risk, it may be grounds
for dismissal. Non-disclosure at the time of registration may also be grounds for dismissal. Contact Carol Dowling: cdowling@ymcatreasurecoast.org, 772-597-3700, ext 302
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MEMBERSHIP A SAFE PLACE TO
MEANS MORE LEARN
With the Y, you’re not just a member of a facility, you’re part of a cause.
With a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving
health and well-being, giving back and supporting our neighbors, your YOUTH FITNESS AQUATICS & LIFEGUARD TRAINING
membership will not just bring about a meaningful change in yourself,
but in your community, too. Keeping your kids physically active has never been more
important! After going through the Youth Fitness Orientation,
From Lap Swimming to Family Swim, Swim Lessons to Water
Aerobics, we are pleased to ofer our Aquatics complex to our
ages 11-12 can use cardio equipment and ages 13-14 can also use members and our community year-round!
weight machines. Ages 15 and up are allowed full access to the
Fitness Center. The Y is committed to keeping individuals safe in and around the
water, and our progressive swim lesson curriculum will teach
Ages 11 -14 are invited to attend any of our fitness classes with your child life-savings skills to last a lifetime. Private or group
parent in attendance. Ages 15 and up do not required parental lessons are available.
Family Membership comes with SAVINGS! supervision unless otherwise noted in classes that are specified
The Treasure Coast Wahoos Swim Club is designed to prepare
for a certain age range.
If you have a Treasure Coast Family Membership and register your child kids (ages 5-14) to swim competivively while also having fun.
An Adult Swim Club is also available to ehlp you improve your
for 10 weeks of Summer Camp, you’ll save $300 in program fees! technique and your endurance.
FREE 8TH GRADE MEMBERSHIP
Add siblings and programs, and the savings just keep growing! Throughout the year, we offer periodic classes for CPR, AED, and
First Aid as well as Lifeguard Training Classes through Jeff Ellis
Here at the Y, we want all teens to have access to the resources
and guidance they need to live healthy lifestyles as they head and Associates.
into adulthood. Our 8th Grade membership gives all 8th grade Visit ymcatreasurecoast.org/aquatics for more info.
students FREE access to our Fitness Center, Pool and Gymnasium
for their 8th grade school year. The goal of this initiative is
FAMILY MEMBERSHIP AT THE STUART BRANCH INCLUDES: to inspire young people to discover their passions, develop
healthy lifestyles and develop the tools they need to avoid risky
behaviors so they can better succeed in school and in life.
HOMESCHOOL P.E.
The YMCA F.I.T. Academy is a program designed to engage
» Group Fitness Classes ranging from Boot Camp to Yoga at no extra cost! children in moderate to vigourous physical activity through a
YOUTH SPORTS series of challenging games, drills and developmental excercises.
Visit ymcatreasurecoast.org/homeschool-pe.
» State-of-the-art fitness center, free orientation and personal training options. Building confidence through competitive play is our game.
Y Youth Sports helps children improve their skills, connect
» Supervised care of your child while you workout. with positive role models and practice healthy sportsmanship
behavior both on and off the field. Youth Sports seasons run YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT
» Discounts on Swim Lessons and Swim Club. Access to Aquatics Facility for family year-round and include: Basketball, Soccer, and Flag Football.
The YMCA Youth In Government Program, at all levels, is
Preschool Sports is also available for children ages 3-5 years
swim, lap swim, water aerobics and even a kiddie pool! old. These sessions are practice-only formats designed for sport
designed to help delegates understand that in order to lead, you
must first learn how to serve others. This practice of servent
introduction basics.
» Discounts on most programming from Youth Sports Leagues to Martial Arts, Parent’s For more info: ymcatreasurecoast.org/youth-sports-play.
leadership guides our program. Our model government process
is designed to prepare students for a life of engaged and active
Night Out and more! citizenship built on the values of civil debate, statesmanship,
and research-based policy solutions.YMCA of the Treasure Coast
actively hosts YIG programs in all 3 Martin County High Schools
» Tween Center for ages 8-14, featuring Wii and laptop bar. MARTIAL ARTS (Martin, South Fork and Jensen Beach) as well as 4 Middle
Schools (Hidden Oaks, Murray, Stuart and Anderson). For more
» Adult Pick-Up Sports and Open Gym Access. Taekwondo is a great martial arts activity for ages 6 and up that
helps to improve balance, flexibility, coordination, discipline,
information visit: ymcatreasurecoast.org/youth-government.
and confidence. Students may train for self-defense, physical
» Nationwide membership privileges at Ys throughout the US. condition, and or compeitition. For more information visit:
» Access to Member-only priority registration periods.
ymcatreasurecoast.org/martial-arts.
PARENTS’ MORNING & NIGHT OUT
Parents’ Morning Out - Take a break from adulting while
» No long-term contracts. SCHOOL’S OUT CAMPS your little one enjoys a fun morning full of games, arts
& crafts and more at the Y’s Child Watch facility! Visit
During out of school time children engage in a variety of ymcatreasurecoast.org /parents-morning-out for more info.
For more information on becoming a Y member, activities at the Y including swimming, STEAM projects,
sports, games and socialization with others. The Y offers
Parent’s Night Out - Held on select Friday nights from
6:30pm-10pm at the Stuart Branch. Children ages 4-14
please visit ymcatreasurecoast.org/membership, camp on most non-school days. Participants in Y school’s out have fun while you enjoy a Friday night out! Children will
camp have the opportunity to make new friends while staying swim, play sports & games, create arts & crafts and more!
stop by, or call 772-283-4444 today! active with fun planned activities. For more information visit: The program includes a pizza and fresh fruit dinner. Visit
ymcatreasurecoast.org/schools-out-camp. ymcatreasurecoast.org/parents-night-out for dates.
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SEND A KID 7
HOURS
PARTNERS AND SPONSORS
TO CAMP of a kid’s day
(age 8-16) is
PREVENTING spent looking
at screens
SUMMER SLIDE
Summer camp programs encourage youth to
stay active and to continue learning outside
of the school year. Y Summer Camp provides
kids a safe place where they can experience
new things, be themselves, belong, learn new
skills and engage in fun and create positive
relationships.
THE Y IS FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
AT THE Y WE...
• Deliver out of school instruction with STEAM curriculum and certified teachers.
• Ensure all Y summer camp children have the opportunity to learn to swim.
• Increase health and wellness with a Healthy Eating and Physical Activity (HEPA) program focus.
• Provide opportunities to discover with educational and enriching field trips.
THE YMCA OF THE TREASURE COAST PROVIDES:
• Life time of memories for more than 600 youth at Summer Camp.
• Over 100 weeks of sponsored camp to children living in poverty.
• More than 12,000 hours of physical activity to participants in Summer Camp.
You can provide a child the opportunity to learn, create lasting friendships and enjoy all the joys of sum-
mer with a donation to the YMCA:
• $100 helps one child to attend a week of Summer Camp
• $200 helps two teens to attend a week of Teen Camp
• $500 helps five children to attend one week of Summer Camp
Join us to further develop a child’s potential this summer...
Donate Today: SECURE.QGIV.COM/FOR/YOTTC
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