Summer Literacy Enrichment Camp

Learning, Made Fun
Our summer camp is designed to balance learning and summer fun, by incorporating educational experiences into a variety of physical and play-time activities. We strive to engage children on all levels, simultaneously fostering social connection and self-confidence.
Camp Features
- Literacy-building, science enrichment, health/fitness, and social development
- Variety of games, arts & crafts, bi-weekly field trips, and other educational activities
- Recreational swimming and physical fitness activities
- Flexible schedules, including half-day and partial-program options
- Department of Social Services Day Care Assistance subsidies accepted
- Limited number of scholarships available for those not eligible for day care assistance
- Extended care available until 6:00 PM for $10/week
- Full, nutritious breakfast and lunch provided from July 6 through August 14
- Highly qualified staff dedicated to learning and social enrichment
- On-site medical assistants, certified in CPR and First Aid
Day Care Assistance
The Erie County Department of Social Services provides Day Care Assistance to eligible families. To be eligible, families must have at least one working parent, and must fall within certain income guidelines. Based on those guidelines, your day care subsidy will cover either all or a portion of the cost of camp. Those families eligible to receive assistance may apply their day care subsidy toward the cost of our summer camp program. To do so, parents should submit a copy of their approval letter and their day care subsidy number with their child’s summer camp application.
To find out how to apply for day care assistance, click here.
Camp Forms
If you would like to sign your child up for camp, please download and fill out the forms below. Once completed, they can be returned to 347 East Ferry Street with your $10 registration deposit. If you plan on using your day care subsidy toward the cost of camp, you must include a copy of your approval letter with the application. If you would like your child to be considered for a scholarship, you must include a copy of your Day Care Assistance denial letter with your application.
Please note that all medical forms must be completed and signed by a qualified physician, and returned to 347 East Ferry along with immunization records. Your child will not be able to attend camp until these forms are completed.

