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Offering adventurous, fun and enriching experiences for children 5 – 12 years old (5 years old’s must be attending or have completed kindergarten)
Our House Seasonal Day Camps have been operating in the community since 1986. We opened our own Facility “Our House” in 2010 at 123 West 16th Ave in Vancouver. As a Non-profit Childcare Centre, Our House is operated and governed by the Mount Pleasant Community Centre Association.
About Our Daycamps
As part of our popular camps, children will visit key attractions and participate in a variety of activities & adventures. Events and activity schedule will be provided to those that register, closer to the time of the camp start date.
Along with adventures, Our House Seasonal Day Camps offer a relaxed and safe environment where children are given the opportunity to learn, grow and be challenged alongside their peers. We believe that each child is unique, with a different perspective, needs and aspirations. We understand that the support and guidance provided to one particular child may not work for another, therefore individual approaches are implemented were possible.
Through warm and supportive relationships, our qualified staff help children to:
Like our other programs, we follow an emergent, play based curriculum. Through our practice, we aim to create an environment that represents all of our students, to facilitate learning opportunities that promote awe & wonder, and to embrace children and young people’s natural curiosity about the world around them.
Learning can be messy, and the learning journey doesn’t often happen in a straight line – we embrace this – and collaborate with the students, families and other team members to make sense of the world together in the ways that work for our students at the time.
Our Centre transitioned to a $10 a day model from August 2025, therefore Daycamps will now be $50 per week plus an additional $30 per week for field trips. We will reach out to families with a separate link for the field trip payment after the initial Daycamp registration has been completed.
**Closed Jan 1st for stat holiday**
**Early closure Dec 31 at 3:00pm – No PM Care**
The deadline for all refunds is THREE weeks prior to the start date Ex: If you are withdrawing your child, we require notice by Thursday, December 11th, no later than 9pm. A $20.00 cancellation fee will be charged for all cancelled weeks of daycamp. These fees will support the administrative costs associated with scheduling changes. This fee will apply to EACH CHILD that is withdrawn. All refunds are to be processed by the Child Care Administrator: israt.jahan@vancouver.ca or by calling the Mount Pleasant Community Centre front desk at 604-257-3080.
*Withdrawals received after the deadlines below will not be refunded*
AM/PM Care is for children who require care before 9am and after 4pm, during our break programs. Daycamp ( 9 – 4pm) Program registration is a pre-requisite for AM/PM Care. For PM Care, program fees include afternoon snack.
**Registration is on a week-by-week basis
Affordable Child Care Benefit
We encourage families who may benefit from financial support to apply for the Provincial Affordable Childcare Benefit. Factors such as income, family size and type of care will be considered when determining each individual’s funding allowance. Please visit the website for more information and to access the funding estimate calculator: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/family-social-supports/caring-for-young-children/childcarebc-programs/child-care-benefit/information-for-families/eligibility-estimate-funding
If you are interested in applying, please reach out to the Childcare Administrator at israt.jahan@vancouver.ca
Vision: Every child and family is unique and should have access to an inclusive and respectful child care experience.
Policy: MPCCA childcare programs embrace diversity and celebrate environments of acceptance, respect, understanding and inclusion. We commit to learn, understand and appreciate each person’s unique attributes. We value all the differences that make us individuals including race, ethnicity, culture, gender, neurodiversity, socioeconomic levels, range of abilities and physical and/or health care needs. We strongly believe inclusion is a fundamental human right for all and to create an inclusive space this requires nurturing educators with a background in inclusivity. Our educators support the unique abilities of each child to ensure they reach their highest potential. MPCCA works with BC Centre for Ability, PACE and other community partners to enhance our ability to support children of all abilities through training and consultation.