Camp Carmangay

Overview

Camp Carmangay is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered as both a Non-Profit and Benevolent Society since 2003. It operates a summer camp and offers year-round programs designed to support disadvantaged and high-risk youth by providing a nurturing environment for personal growth and development.

Location

Camp Carmangay is situated in Vulcan County, Alberta, offering a rustic western setting with access to vast prairies, river valleys, and scenic views.

Mission and Purpose

The mission of Camp Carmangay is to offer a cost-effective and supportive environment for youth facing various challenges such as addictions, mental health issues, developmental challenges, and housing insecurities. It aims to foster character building, self-esteem, and team building skills among participants.

Programs and Activities

Historically, Camp Carmangay provided a free summer camp experience for troubled youth, focusing on traditional camp activities such as horseback riding and campfires. Over time, it has expanded its role to include year-round retreats and programs tailored to meet the evolving needs of youth in the community.

Funding

Camp Carmangay relies on government funding and donations from donors. It issues tax receipts for all donations received.

History

Founded over thirty years ago, Camp Carmangay has a long history of providing a safe and nurturing environment where children can simply enjoy being kids while facing and overcoming personal challenges.