Summer is a significant transition. Without the structure of the school year, many neurodivergent children face a "routine gap" that can impact emotional regulation. At Monarch House, we’ve designed our summer camps to bridge that gap with a clinically led, sensory-safe environment where your child is celebrated for exactly who they are.

• Locations: Abbotsford, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Langley, and Surrey.
• Dates: June 29 – September 4 (Closed July 1 & Aug 3)
• Hours:
  • Full Day (8:30 am - 3:30 pm)
  • Half Day (8:30 am - 12:00 pm)

Activities are tailored to each child’s individual skill level and include arts and crafts, motor play, social play, and appropriate skill challenges.

Investment & Funding

• Rates: $800/Week for Full Day;  $400/Week for Half Day.
  ($600/Week for Full day; $300/Week for Half day for stat holiday weeks)
• Funding: AFU and other provincial funding accepted.

Why the Clinical Approach Matters

• A High Team-to-Camper Ratio: Allows for the individual neurological attunement a child needs to feel safe.
• Executive Function Support: We use visual scaffolding and predictable routines to reduce the cognitive load of the summer break.
• Sensory-First Design: Proactive management of sensory input, including quiet zones and regulation tools.
• Strength-Based Fun: A zero-judgment zone where social connections are built through a growth-mindset lens.
• Expert-Led Environment Led by our interdisciplinary team of BCBAs, SLPs, and OTs. We understand neurodiversity, ensuring your child is supported by professionals who "get it."

Summer is a significant transition. Without the structure of the school year, many neurodivergent children face a "routine gap" that can impact emotional regulation. At Monarch House, we’ve designed our summer camps to bridge that gap with a clinically led, sensory-safe environment where your child is celebrated for exactly who they are.

Secure Your Peace of Mind (And Their Spot).
Spaces are strictly limited to maintain our clinical ratios.