Every summer, kids from across BC come together to attend Arthritis Society Canada’s unique summer camp and educational retreat for children and youth living with arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. We proudly collaborate with the outstanding team from BC Children’s Hospital rheumatology department to ensure that Camp BC is the absolute best camp it can
Camp Limitless is Manitoba’s only summer camp for kids ages 8-17 with a confirmed diagnosis of arthritis or another rheumatic condition. Campers come from across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Northern Ontario to attend camp. From the beginning, the focus of camp has been to provide a place where children and youth with arthritis can come together
Registration Update: Registration for Camp JoinTogether will open February 2, 2026. This year, we will be prioritizing campers who have never had the opportunity to attend camp. Camp will run from July 12 – July 17, 2026.
We look forward to welcoming our campers back to camp this summer! Hosted at Camp Kindle in the picturesque Rocky Mountain Foothills, just outside of Water Valley, Camp All In This Together welcomes youth ages 8-17, diagnosed with arthritis or another rheumatic condition from across Alberta and the Northwest Territories. In some cases, we also
Camp Ontario is a five-day, four-night retreat for children and youth ages 8-17 who are living with arthritis or another rheumatic condition. Campers come from all corners of Ontario, spanning from Windsor to Hamilton to Ottawa, and beyond! This year, Camp Ontario will be hosted once again at Camp Tamakwa, situated in the beautiful Algonquin Park.
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