Profile: Belka Enrichment Center

belkaBelka Enrichment is a non-profit organization which began in 2001 and started collaborating with Focus on Youth in 2007, strengthening both parties through teamwork. The goal of Belka Enrichment is to engage youth in the summer time and provide them with spiritual and academic support. Emphasis is placed on the belief that as long as there is opportunity to enrich the campers with lessons of faith and academics, youth will have the power within themselves to leave positive impacts on their communities.

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Lining up for lunch, Yum!

At camp, kids are able to grow friendships, learn how to communicate and have fun. Activities at Belka Enrichment include sports, games in the gym, arts and crafts and icebreakers! Each day brings something new and activities vary, but one thing is for sure: each camper has a great time!

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Everyone is ready to dance!

Belka Enrichment works to provide each camper with the skills necessary to become fulfilled individuals as they mature. The staff and supervisors aim towards building each camper’s self-confidence, interpersonal skills and responsibility through lessons of self-reliance, equality, power and civil rights. With the belief that children are the future, each camper is given the care and attention which allows them to flourish.

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FOY Staff: Cecilia B, Charlene R, Nana A and Emm A

Summary:

Organization:
Belka Enrichment Camp

Location:
Monsignor Fraser College
45 Norfinch Dr, North York, ON M3N 1W8

Date/Time:
July 3rd – August 11th

9:00 AM – 3:30PM

Contact:
1-866-606-9992
416-276-0852

Website:
http://belkaecenter.com

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  1. ?I am in awe, what a wonderful use of community resources!

    Peace, Joy, Hope, Charity, Appreciation and Humility, Steve De Quintal Teacher, St. Mary Catholic Academy, 66 Dufferin Park Ave. Toronto, Ontario M6H-1J6. 416-393-5528 ext. 84293 “that they may have life and have it the full.” “There were many dark moments when my faith in humanity was sorely tested, but I would not and could not give myself up to despair. In that way lay defeat and death.” – Nelson Mandela ***You can always email but a call or a visit will get a quicker response*** ________________________________

  2. I learned and experienced a lot of things at Belka camp. I learned that you have to have more patience, improvising for the kids and on spot thinking,etc working at Belka has helped me. I loved working there specially the kids was well behaved, the staffs was nice and kind as well as the supervisor.

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