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    York Youth Connection

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    2013 Schedule and Cost

    Session Duration Dates Cost
    Session 1 3 weeks July 2-19 $500 ($425*)
    Session 2 3 weeks July 22-August 9 $500 ($425*)
    Session 3 2 weeks August 12-23 $335 ($285*)

    Additional Information  
    Session 1 & 2 (6 week registration): $900 ($765*)
    8 weeks (full summer): $1200 ($1020*)
    Any 1 week: $185 (no discount or subsidy available)

    *15% discount for York employees, students and alumni
    A limited number of subsidies are available for families who qualify. Download application [PDF]
    YYC operates 8:30am-4:30pm weekdays, excluding statutory holidays.

    York Youth Connection

    The York Youth Connection (YYC) summer day camp has been providing a safe, fun and educational experience for children and youth on York University’s beautiful Keele campus for close to 40 years.  To celebrate its time as part of a growing and vibrant community, YYC is excited to introduce new and engaging program activities and learning opportunities this summer and beyond!  We invite you to join us in this interdisciplinary evolution.


    The camp emphasizes community and collaboration, and strives to be a welcoming and inclusive space that encourages a lifelong interest in learning.


    With a focus on programming that connects to lived experiences and exposes campers to possibilities for their futures, YYC offers a mix of art and design, performing arts and improv, health and fitness, eco-science, and a leadership curriculum for each age group.  Children spend the summer exploring, learning and making friends in a post-secondary environment and its many possibilities. 


    YYC campers range in age from 8 to 14 (born in or before 2005) and come from diverse backgrounds.