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Summer Camp

Every Spring and Summer a group of teachers, volunteers and student counselors come together to create a “one of a kind” experience for the children at the Vishnu Mandir in Toronto, Canada.

More Information:
Call: 905-886-1724
Email: summercamp@vishnumandir.com

2025 Camper Registration Form

Step 1: Make the payment and obtain the receipt, then go to step 2 and register

Payment Options: Debit/Credit Card, GPay, Apple Pay

If you want to pay by Interac E-Transfer skip to step 2.

Step 2: Complete The Registration Form.

2025 Counselor Registration Form

Fill out this form if you would like to be a counsellor at the 2025 Summer Camp. You must be 15 years of age to be a counsellor.

2025 Volunteers/Parents/Sponsors Registration Form

Fill this form for volunteering or sponsoring at the camp. Parents, family, friends, devotees and members of Vishnu Mandir are welcome to volunteer and sponsor at the camp.

The Goals for the Camp

Provide a safe, fun and enriching experience founded on the cornerstones of respect, responsibility, teamwork and positive social interactions

Raise confident, inclusive leaders who focus on bettering their community and themselves

Instill a sense of belonging to this community by helping children find their “Hindu Identity” and teaching them how that aligns with being model Canadian citizens

Months of planning, training and effort are put into creating an experience that enriches the hearts and minds of young children. The objective and vision of the yearly Camp is to build confidence, communication, teamwork and leadership skills. We create an interactive experience where children connect to Hindu values and teachings in a fun atmosphere through prayers, storytelling, crafts, yoga, meditation, dance classes, cooking and outdoor activities in a safe and spiritual environment. Children are divided into age appropriate groups, which are led by groups of enthusiastic student counselors, teachers and volunteers.

Inspired by the visit of the International Peace Run Team visiting the Peace Park on July 29, 2023, the Summer Camp held a Peace Project art activity with its 112 campers. Each camper created a poster promoting peace, and 43 of those posters were donated to the International Peace Run Team who brought the campers’ artwork to Chicago, to be displayed at the “Art from the Heart” exhibit, concurrent with the Parliament of the World Religions celebrating 130 years. Parliament convenings attract participants from more than 200 diverse religious, indigenous, and secular beliefs and more than 80 nations.