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Walking In Beauty – Cultural Camp for Youth
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Indigenous teachings at Walking In Beauty! This immersive cultural camp offers youth a unique opportunity to learn, create, and experience the richness of Indigenous traditions in a fun and engaging environment.
Led by Wabano Youth staff who will be joined by respected cultural educators, youth will participate in Bundle Teachings and create a meaningful item for their own personal bundle. Experience the power of storytelling with the incredible Louise Profeit-Leblanc, and discover the significance of Maple Syrup at the Proulx Farm Maple Sugar Bush.
The adventure doesn’t stop there! Get outdoors with a full day at the YMCA Outdoor Education and Leadership Centre, where youth will have hands-on opportunities for leadership development and teamwork. Engage in Inuit games, enjoy making bannock over an open fire, and take a winter medicine walk to explore nature’s healing power.
For youth ages 7 to 12, the camp runs Monday, March 10 to Thursday, March 13, from 9:00 am to noon. On Friday, March 14, we’ll have a full-day outing at Wabano beginning at 9 am – don’t miss out!
For youth ages 13 to 18, enjoy a slightly later start with camp running from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm on Monday to Thursday, with a full-day outing on Friday.
Spaces are limited, and the camp promises to be a fun, enriching, and transformative experience for all participants. Join us in celebrating culture, creativity, and connection to the land!
Sign up now for an adventure you’ll never forget!
Use this link to register: REGISTER HERE ~ LIMITED SPACES
For information contact:
Marie-Claude Charland (youth camp 13 to 18)
mcharland@wabano.com
613-746-0657, ext. 293
or
Garnet Moore (youth camp 7-12)
gmoore@wabano.com
613-746-0657, ext. 309