Since 1936, Uni Camp For Kids has provided a dependable annual calendar of positive experiences for the most socially, emotionally, and/or financially disadvantaged children of Perth. Our mission is to impact the long-term mindset of seriously at-risk children by offering two key elements for a healthy childhood: rewarding childhood experiences, and exposure to positive personal relationships, role models and social interactions.
What we do:
With support from our generous network of donors, we work to improve the overall wellbeing of these at-risk children. We provide 2 to 3 annual week-long Summer Camps and 4 day-long Picnics during the year for over 600 children. We cater for children aged 5-12 and form familial-like relationships with each child throughout their primary school years. This fosters a warm, familiar environment that children in out-of-home care are often deprived of. Our Picnics and Camps serve as much-needed distractions from their difficult circumstances and provide respite to families and carers.
How you can help:
We are very proud to continue operating at no cost to the families involved. Whilst all the money we fundraise goes directly to supporting our charity, this only funds part of our work and these costs continue to increase. The cost of camp accommodation, transportation and food in particular present a huge challenge for us.
If you would prefer to directly contribute to a specific part of our programs or events instead, please feel free to contact me, Emily the 2024 Treasurer, via email at treasurer@unicampforkids.org.au and we would be more than happy to discuss this further.
Thank you so much for your support, we truly appreciate your generosity. It goes a long way in making sure that Uni Camp for Kids continues to put smiles on the faces of hundreds of children from all over Perth.
- 2024 Uni Camp For Kids Committee
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We at Uni Camp for Kids acknowledge that our work takes place on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar in the Boorloo (Perth) and Derbal Nara (Rockingham) regions, and pay respects to the Whadjuk Elders past, present, and emerging . Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.