Karczew summer camp
The summer camp was organized in cooperation with the Cultural and Sports Center in Karczew. It began on July 4th and lasted four weeks. The children and grandchildren of SuperDrob employees had the opportunity to experience many positive experiences. Each session was filled with exciting adventures. In addition to a multitude of attractions, as every year, the Uskrzydlamy Foundation ensured the complete safety of its students. The program combined creative, imaginative, and educational activities. A key element was team-building activities, which allowed the children to build bonds of friendship. The summer camp program always follows a simple principle – "Learning – Playing, Playing – Learning," so that participants could simultaneously learn new things through play. The summer summer camp was full of excitement. The organizers ensured active and thoughtful recreation. There was no time for boredom, and the children's satisfaction was evident in their smiling faces.
The campers participated in activities such as team-building games and activities, sports and art activities, a trip to a trampoline park, inflatables, educational activities at the Fire Department, a trip to the Explorers' Forest (climbing, mazes, slides), a ropes course, a water park, and an amusement park.
5-day summer camp at the Warsaw Zoo
In addition to the Karczew summer camps, sponsored by the Warsaw Zoo and in partnership with the Panda Foundation, three children of SuperDrob employees had the opportunity to participate in the "Around the World in Five Days" summer camp at the Warsaw Zoo. As the project's title suggests, the children spent five days there, discovering the fascinating world of animals from distant lands. Each day, the summer campers visited a new continent with different animal species. They had the opportunity to learn a wealth of interesting information about these species, as well as feed elephants and giraffes themselves. Their vacation at the zoo was a joyful and exciting time. The children not only had a wonderful time but also gained a wealth of knowledge.
Jastarnia for Families
This year's trip to Jastarnia was attended by both Polish and Ukrainian families. The summer project fostered integration between the two nationalities, while also providing a carefree time to spend quality time with family, relax together, and enjoy a range of natural attractions. A total of 46 participants from Poland and Ukraine took part in the seaside getaway.
Polish-Ukrainian camp "Tigers"„
The history of the "Tigers" camp dates back 60 years. For many years, Father Mirosław Mikulski was responsible for organizing it annually. Recently, Father Tomasz Połomski has been responsible for its preparations. As part of our partnership with the St. John Cantius parish in Legionowo, we provided a free trip for our wards. These are two families – one Polish, the other Ukrainian (as a form of support for refugees). The two-week camp takes place near Ruciane-Nida (in the Masurian Lake District). It's a survival experience – participants sleep in tents, use the field kitchen and dining room, help prepare meals, and participate in camp life. Bathing in the tub is a must until they return home, but until then, swimming in Lake Bełdany is a fun and new experience for some. 😊 In the coming years, we plan to expand the project to include more families.