Camp Lifeline

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Five Camp Lifeline campers posing under a tree

Camp Lifeline… a safe haven for kids with fragile immune systems and complex medical needs

Camp Lifeline is a Chai Lifeline Canada program born out of a recognized need for local specialized daytime programming for clients who could not attend regular summer camps due to complex medical needs or due to an increased risk of contracting infection.

  • 119 Number of Campers to Date
  • 1:1 staff to camper ratio
Collage of Camp Lifeline campers: A unique experience, sponsored by Stephen and Shelly Arbib

For two weeks a year, Camp Lifeline provides a unique camping experience

Filled with much needed opportunities to play, laugh and grow in a supportive environment tailored specifically for them. With increased infection control measures, one-to-one staffing and onsite medical supervision- campers aged 4-7 years old are provided with the chance to create long lasting childhood memories and generate meaningful community experiences in the summer along with their siblings and peers.

In keeping with Chai lifeline Canada’s mission to improve the quality of life of children with serious medical conditions and their families; with each day planned Camp Lifeline strives to deliver a healthy dose of fun!

Collage of Camp Lifeline campers and counsellors laughing outdoors

Thank you!!

Thank you for a FUNtastic summer! And even more importantly, Thank you for dulling the edge of the pain and for helping seven year old boys see their brother not as a source of pain and disruption, but as the reason for the sparkle and joy in their summer!”

Two girls hugging in front of a Camp Lifeline chalkboard

“Life has its ups and downs and it takes strength to realize the opportunities and not let the challenges bury us. This is what every Camp Lifeline counselor does for our children.”

A boy smiling out of a bus window
Smiling counsellors carrying girls on their backs at camp
Two kids in face paint dancing at a glow party
Three girls in orange shirts and pink tutus by a lake
A laughing boy in a wheelchair wearing blue glasses
A large group of girls in red rain ponchos at Niagara Falls
Boys playing soccer with a volunteer in a park
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