FAQ

Sharing Little Elbow is a camp and educational organization dedicated to empowering youth, enriching communities, and preserving Indigenous heritage. Our mission is to provide valuable life skills, cultural education, and personal growth opportunities to children, ensuring they contribute positively to their communities.

Sharing Little Elbow is situated in Pokiok, New Brunswick, on blessed land that holds cultural significance. The land has been blessed by respected elder Harold Laporte.

Share a Little Elbow welcomes youth from various age groups, typically catering to children and teenagers. Specific camp sessions may have age recommendations or restrictions, so it's essential to check the details for each program.

Share a Little Elbow offers a variety of programs, including summer day camps, overnight camps, and specialized retreats for both men and women. We also have hunting and fishing retreats in the fall and winter.

You can register your child for camp through our official website or by contacting our camp administration for assistance.

Camp session dates and durations vary depending on the program. Detailed information about each camp session is available on our website or by contacting us directly.

Camp fees vary depending on the program and duration. We offer scholarship opportunities and financial assistance to make camp accessible to all children. Please visit our website for specific pricing details.

Yes, Share a Little Elbow is committed to ensuring that camp is accessible to all children. We offer scholarships and financial assistance programs. Please contact us for more information and eligibility criteria.

The daily schedule at camp varies based on the program. Generally, campers engage in a mix of cultural education, outdoor activities, skill-building, and fun recreational activities. A typical day includes opportunities for learning, play, and connecting with nature.

Share a Little Elbow provides cabin accommodations that offer a rustic and immersive camping experience. Cabins are typically heated by wood-burning stoves and lit by lanterns and candles, creating a back-to-basics atmosphere.

The safety and well-being of campers are our top priorities. We have trained staff, medical personnel on-site, and rigorous safety protocols in place. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for all campers.

Meals are provided at camp, with options to accommodate various dietary restrictions and preferences. Please inform us of any specific dietary needs when registering your child.

In most cases, campers are provided with meals and snacks, but they can bring their own if they have dietary restrictions or specific preferences. We encourage healthy and nutritious choices.

A recommended packing list is provided for each camp program and can be found on our website or in the camp information package sent to registered campers.

Campers can expect a wide range of activities, including cultural education, outdoor adventures, team-building exercises, and recreational games. Specific activities vary based on the camp program.

Yes, we offer specialized retreats and programs for different interests and age groups, such as men's and women's retreats and hunting and fishing retreats.

Sharing Little Elbow places a strong emphasis on Indigenous culture and teachings. Campers have the opportunity to learn from respected elders, engage in traditional activities, and gain a deep appreciation for First Nations heritage.

Yes, campers have the privilege of interacting with respected elders and cultural educators who share their knowledge and traditions with the camp community.

Share a Little Elbow promotes minimal screen time and encourages campers to disconnect from electronic devices, fostering a deeper connection to nature and cultural experiences.

While electronic devices are discouraged, exceptions may be made for essential communication needs. However, the camp strongly encourages campers to immerse themselves fully in the camp experience.

We provide regular updates and communication channels for parents and guardians to stay informed about their child's camp experience. Details are provided in the camp information package.

Yes, Share a Little Elbow has trained medical personnel and first aid resources available at the camp to address any medical needs or emergencies.

Our cancellation and refund policy varies based on the specific camp program. Detailed information can be found on our website and in the camp registration materials.

Share a Little Elbow expects campers to adhere to a code of conduct that promotes respect, inclusivity, and responsible behavior. Specific guidelines are provided to campers upon registration.

To get involved as a volunteer or sponsor, please contact our camp administration. We welcome individuals and organizations who share our mission and values to join us in making a positive impact on the lives of youth.