Welcome to
Camp Sababa

 

Camp Sababa facilitates a range of programs, including an overnight night holiday camp, for young people with disabilities aged 7-24 years old. We encourage social inclusion for all abilities and provide support to parents and families who provide year-round disability care for their children.

Our Purpose and Values

Camp Sababa Sydney was founded in 2007 in response to a growing need in the community for initiatives that catered for young people with disabilities. Run under the auspice of JewishCare it is funded predominantly by JCA with support from The Sony Foundation and Wolper Jewish Hospital Foundation.

 

 

Camp Sababa is founded and runs on 3 pillars

 

1.

To run an exciting and fun-filled holiday camp for young people with disabilities within the Jewish and wider community. In this way, Camp Sababa promotes inclusivity and engagement between all members of society.

 

2.

To provide support to families and carers of children with special needs and disabilities.

 

3.

To inspire and empower our volunteers to become disability advocates through their experience as a companion to our campers.

 

At Camp Sababa, we advocate for a world that emphasises inclusion for all people regardless of ability. We believe that through education and shared experiences, we can break down barriers and encourage social inclusion throughout the community.

WHAT WE DO

Camp Sababa strives to achieve its purpose through a variety of programs

  • Camp Sababa Junior

    Camp Sababa Junior is dedicated to running overnight holiday camps for young people, aged 7-14 years old, with disabilities.

  • Camp Sababa Senior

    Camp Sababa Senior is dedicated to running overnight holiday camps for teenagers and young adults, aged 14-24 years old, with disabilities.

  • Camp Sababa Reunion

    We are committed to sustaining long term connections and friendships through our Camp Sababa Reunion programs.

  • Camp Sababa Sibs

    Camp Sababa Sibs focuses on holistic disability advocacy and care by providing support for young people who have siblings with special needs or disability.

Learn about Who We Are and the Sponsors and Stakeholders who we work with