The Child Experience (TCE) is a non-profit organization that runs 8 different campsites across Toronto. Their camps such as the TCE Lord Roberts locations feature a focus on sports, the dramatic arts, as well as the visual arts, in the form of arts and crafts. Over the course of the 6-week program, they aim to... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: Bishop Marrocco Custodial
Bishop Marroccos FOY custodians David and Jaime take aim to provide cleanliness and safety for the schools summer students through teamwork, diligence and organization. They spend each day tirelessly cleaning, organizing and maintaining Bishop Marrocco in its best shape! Cleaning things from desks, stairs, chalkboard the green room and more! Thanks to these two amazing... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: Child Development Institute
Child Development Institute is a charity that supports children, youth, and their families to transform their lives through innovative and impactful early learning and mental. CDI had helped families for more than 100 years by delivering unique and effective outcomes based off children mental health, family violence, early learning, and childcare services. CDI welcomes children... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: JustBGraphic
JustBGraphic is dedicated to empowering emerging artists by providing safe, inclusive, and accessible programs that inspire students to explore and develop their creative identities. Each summer, they host their annual Summer Arts Academy — a dynamic six-week program for high school students in grades 9–12. Through hands-on experiences in Performing Arts & Storytelling, Visual Arts,... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: FHC Tutoring
The Focus on Youth program offers summer tutoring for students in Grades 1 to 8, helping them strengthen their skills in Math, Science, French, and English through both online and in-person sessions. With two in-person locations at Father Henry Carr and St. Mother Teresa, campers were able to drop in and sharpen their skills before... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: Footsteps to Success (Father Henry Carr)
Footsteps to Success, one of the three camps established by Andre Fullerton, was created to encourage youth engagement and support the development of the metropolitan areas. This camp offers young people the opportunity to develop skills in leadership, teamwork, creativity, communication, and many more! For Footsteps to Success, their mission is to invest in youth,... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: Footsteps to Success (St. Mother Teresa)
Footsteps to Success is one of three Focus on Youth camps around Toronto and the GTA. Founded by Andre Fullerton and community partners, Footsteps to Success aims to build up the community by investing in youth and exposing them to different opportunities through a variety of sectors. Through offering Arts, STEM, Sports, and Leadership sections... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: CEC Administration
Focus On Youth is a summer program in partnership with the Toronto Catholic District School Board that allows high school students from all over the GTA to build their leadership skills, foster growth and build community.At the Catholic Education Centre, there are 7 hardworking FOY admin students that help around and do various tasks that... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: TCE – St. Nicholas of Bari
TCE Caledonia at St. Nicholas of Bari is a part of the many summer camps that TCE (The Child Experience) runs across Toronto as a non-profit organization. TCE is dedicated to providing kids with unforgettable summer experiences that are both memorable and enjoyable. Throughout six weeks, kids at the camps are engaged, mentored, and accompanied... Continue Reading →
PROFILE: St Nicholas Custodial
Throughout the Focus on Youth program, students gain meaningful, hands-on experience in diverse roles. This year at St. Nicholas Catholic Elementary, two students are serving as custodians, a role that’s proving instrumental in developing their life and workplace skills. Beyond their cleaning tasks, these custodians make a significant contribution by cultivating a clean and safe... Continue Reading →