Kids & Youth Program Fall 2025-Spring 2026 (Safe Haven)
Program Descriptions provided below
Timing: Afternoon & Evening during the week
Age: each program has a different age set
Complete the following form:
REGISTER HERE
Once you register, we will keep in touch through EMAIL with further information.
**ART & COOKING CLASSES will resume in 2026.
Choose one or all of the following programs to take part in:
GAMING - 🎮 Kids & Youth Video Game Nights
A safe, fun, and supervised space where kids and youth can connect, build friendships, and unwind through video games. While gaming is an activity many young people enjoy, our focus is on community, belonging, and positive social interaction.
These evenings bring together 30+ kids in a caring and structured environment supported by trained staff in two different locations in Oakville, ON. For many families — especially single-parent households — this program also provides meaningful support by offering a safe place for children to enjoy themselves while parents take time to rest, work, or complete essential tasks.
At the heart of it all, this program helps youth feel seen, supported, and socially engaged in a way that meets them right where they are.
Location & Timing: Video Gaming (Merchants Gate) Friday Evening, Video Gaming (1160 Dorval Dr) Friday Evening
Age: 6-18 years of age are welcome!
GYM SESSION - 🏋🏾♀️ Strength & Motion (Youth Fitness)
In partnership with Dynamic Sports Group, this high-energy program gives youth a fun, motivating space to stay active, build confidence, and develop lifelong healthy habits. Through guided fitness, strength training, and dynamic movement activities, participants learn teamwork, discipline, and the joy of physical activity in a positive and supportive environment.
Location: GYM (Dynamic Sport Group, 490 Kerr St, Oakville) Monday Evening
🎨Art Classes for Youth - Coming back in 2026
Our Youth Art Program gives kids and teens a safe, welcoming place to go after school. Through guided art activities, leadership building, and mentorship, young people learn valuable skills, build confidence, and stay connected to positive community support. Together, we help them discover their talent and their voice.
Cooking Class - Coming back in 2026
Cooking Classes for Youth - A fun and hands-on program where youth learn essential cooking skills, kitchen safety, and healthy meal preparation. Guided by caring mentors, participants explore new recipes, build confidence in the kitchen, and discover the joy of preparing and sharing food. This program helps equip young people with practical life skills while encouraging creativity, teamwork, and independence.
MARCH BREAK DAY CAMP
Get ready for a week of fun, friendship, and adventure! Our March Break Day Camp offers kids an exciting mix of games, crafts, outdoor play (based on weather), and themed activities designed to spark creativity and build confidence.
Campers will enjoy a safe, caring environment led by our enthusiastic team — making new friends and great memories along the way!
🗓️ When: March Break for schools in Oakville in 2026 will be from Monday, March 16 to Friday, March 20, 2026.
Who: School-age children
🎨 Activities: Crafts • Games • Outdoor fun • Themed days
YOUTH APPLY TO BE LEADERS - Get your volunteer hours done!
Come join the fun — spaces fill up quickly!
Little Onesies (on pause)
A Parent & Tot Program for Infants and Toddlers
Currently Retired
Little Onesies was one of our most cherished Thursday morning programs — designed for infants and toddlers to explore, learn, and play alongside their parents or caregivers. Each session included story time, educational crafts, and fun seasonal projects, helping little ones build early learning skills while families connected in a warm, welcoming environment.
Although Little Onesies is currently retired, we hope to revive it in the future as part of our family and early childhood programming. Stay tuned for updates!
Please email us if this is something that you are really needing in your community - we would love to work out how to offer little onesies again.
