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Summer Camp
From June to August, the Notre-Dame-de-Fatima Centre offers specialized, immersive summer camps. These adapted, authentic, and inclusive stays are designed for participants ages 4 and up living with a hearing impairment, a language disorder, an intellectual disability, an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or multiple disabilities, and who require a 1:4, 1:2, or 1:1 support ratio.
This is the ultimate camp experience, combining play, discovery, and friendship. Our programming is varied, structured, and safe, and is designed to support the overall development of the children, teens, and adults we welcome.
Registration for summer opens in February.
Outdoor Facilities & Amenities
The exceptional natural setting of the Notre-Dame-de-Fatima Outdoor Centre immerses campers directly in nature. We offer privileged access to the forest, a lake, and a wide range of recreational facilities in every season, such as archery, hebertism courses, a climbing tower, giant foosball, a swimming pool, and watercraft (canoe, rabaska, etc.). It’s the ultimate camp experience — a place where inclusion and personal growth go hand in hand.
Amenities
Shuttle 
Catering 
Wifi 
Campfire Area 
Multipurpose rooms 
Large outdoor spaces Activities
Lodging
Located in the heart of nature in Notre-Dame-de-l’Île-Perrot, our lodging facilities are central to the Fatima experience. Our comfortable, air-conditioned cabins welcome campers with special needs in a safe, reassuring environment. Thanks to this exceptional setting, our site is a place of wonder where each season offers privileged access to outdoor activities and a world of discovery.
Registration Process
Before reserving a spot for your child, a file creation process and a needs assessment meeting are required. These steps determine the appropriate support ratio based on each camper’s needs.
We strongly recommend beginning the process a few months before the registration period opens. A member of our team will guide you through each step.
If you have questions, Contact us by email or by phone at 514 453-7600 ext. 234
Submitting a New Application
For any new registration in our adapted services (summer camp or weekend respite), several administrative steps are required.
Please prepare and email the following documents to inscription@mon-camp.ca :
- Registration form
- Health form
- Recent photo of the camper
Once we receive these documents, our team will open your file and schedule the camper’s needs assessment meeting with the Assistant Director of Specialized Programs.
This evaluation meeting is essential to ensuring a successful stay. It allows you and your child to visit our facilities and ask all your questions about how summer camp and respite services work.
Important delay: The current wait time for an appointment is approximately 5 to 6 weeks. We encourage you to complete the documentation step quickly so you don’t miss your desired session dates.
Once the needs assessment is completed and the personalized support ratio is determined, your file will be ready. Your email will be added to our mailing list so you receive the program registration calendar as soon as it opens.
Spots fill up quickly, so early registration is very important.
Financial Accessibility Program
Additional financial assistance may be available based on family income, ranging from 0% to 45% of the pre-tax cost of the stay. (form to fill out)
You must provide the Revenu Québec tax assessment (line 199) for both parents, when applicable, and complete the financial assistance form.
Rates
All families receive a discount offered by the Notre-Dame-de-Fatima Centre thanks to the Financial Assistance Program for Access to Summer Camps (PAFACV).
Weekly summer camp rates (5 nights) range from $755 to $1,104, depending directly on the specialized support ratio required.
Annual administrative fees of $50 are charged per participant file for both summer camp and respite services. – additional
Access to summer camp is made possible thanks to the Financial Assistance Program for Access to Summer Camps (PAFACV) from the Ministry of Education.
Let us guide you
Have questions about opening your file? We’re here to help. Contact us today and find out how we can make the process easier for you.
Camper Guide
To simplify camp planning and offer peace of mind, we have created the Camper Guide. This essential section brings together all the information and documentation you need to prepare for your child’s stay and ensure complete support.
You’ll find key information such as arrival and departure procedures, luggage, medication, food services, the site and facilities, activities, typical schedule, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Notre-Dame-de-Fatima Centre is proudly certified by the Association des camps du Québec (ACQ), which guarantees compliance with the highest standards of quality and safety.
Our counsellors and support staff complete over 60 hours of training before the season begins. Their energy, kindness, and commitment are central to our mission — they truly make the difference for our campers and their families.
Training includes the DAFA certification (Diplôme d’aptitude aux fonctions d’animateur), as well as specialized training specific to our participant population, intervention strategies, and the operation of the summer camp.
During the needs assessment meeting, we review possible allergies, dietary restrictions, and food sensitivities. This information is added to the camper’s file and shared with the kitchen team to ensure it is respected.
The needs assessment also allows us to discuss any required sleep accommodations and clarify details related to medication administration.
All our outdoor activity stations — including climbing, archery, and watercraft — are accessible to campers.
We accompany and encourage each camper to help them succeed in activities, while respecting their motor abilities and comfort level.
Activities: hebertism course, giant foosball, swings and play structures, large outdoor spaces, campfire area, basketball court, water activities, archery, climbing, beach volleyball, dek hockey, multipurpose rooms, sports and game equipment.
You can contact Isabelle during the week between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 514-453-7600 ext. 234.
Outside these hours, it’s best to leave a message at ext. 227 — we will return your call as soon as possible.
Yes. You can visit the Centre during the needs assessment meeting. This meeting is essential for a successful stay and allows both you and your camper to see the facilities and ask questions about how camp works.
Registration for summer camp takes place in February, and we recommend opening your file several months in advance to ensure enough time for the evaluation process and to secure a spot.