Camp programs offered by the City of Hamilton during March Break, summer and winter break, and on PA Days. Activities include: games, crafts, sports, etc. Additional support is available for campers with disabilities or special needs.
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Provides one-on-one mentoring for youth with an opportunity to participate in educational activities and engage with their peers. The goal of this program is to help youth stay in school, or re-enter the school system.
The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA provides pet adoptions and educational programs for schools and community groups. They offer a range of services available to the public to support pet ownership, such as:
Used for reporting incidents that are non-urgent or not life-threatening. Can also be used for making general inquiries or for those looking for police support and resources.
Provides children and youth with mentoring and tutoring for academic success in preparation for a pathway to access post-secondary education.
Students bring their infant to the classroom with them, where they work with a Secondary School teacher to earn credits and receive hands-on parenting support from an Early Childhood Educator.
Offers speech and language support and services for children from birth to school entry. Parents and caregivers can self-refer their child if they have any concerns related to their speech and language development.
A free digital literacy program that is offered to newcomers and members of Black and marginalized communities to learn beginner and intermediate computer skills.
Topics include:
Provides children from ages 5 to 10 years old with the opportunity to develop reading strategies including: phonemic awareness, levelled reading, shared reading, and targeted interactive writing exercises.
Provides assessment, education, treatment and support for people with diabetes, pre-diabetes, and people that are at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.