What is Camp Liberté?

Camp Liberté is an independent, charitable organization. The camp lasts five days and is open to children from across Canada who have moderate to severe skin conditions.

 

Where are the camps located?

Camp British Columbia

The camp is facilitated by Zajac Ranch. Located in the scenic shores of Stave Lake in Mission, British Columbia, approximately one hour east of Vancouver.

Camp Alberta

The camp is hosted by Easter Seals. It is a pristine area located in beautiful Kananaskis Country. Minutes away from attraction like Elbow Falls, Moose Mountain, and Forgetmenot Pond.

Camp Ontario

The camp is hosted by Camp Maple Leaf. Located on a 104 acre private island on Pigeon Lake, in the beautiful Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, Canada. 

Camp Quebec

The camp is hosted by Camp Papillon. It is a beautiful area located on a 40-acre site on the shores of Lake St. Pierre, in the Lanaudière region of Quebec, about 120 km north of Montreal.

Camp New Brunswick

The camp is hosted by Camp Maple Leaf. Located on the shores of Greenhill Lake within the beautiful hills of mid-western New Brunswick.

Camp Newfoundland 

The camp is hosted by Easter Seals. Located along Salmonier Line on the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland and Labrador, the camp operates in partnership with Burry Heights Camp & Retreat, offering a beautiful natural setting for campers to connect, explore, and enjoy the outdoors.

Can anyone volunteer?

No you must be a dermatology resident to volunteer.