Treasure Island acts as a transition zone between life on the streets and the social care system. In May of each year, a group of volunteers arrives to construct accommodation and facilities, and to plan a list of leisure activities. Upon arrival, children are organized into groups of 5 and assigned a supervisor who oversees their activities and welfare around the clock.
The children soon settle into a routine that closely resembles a normal and secure way of life, from regular mealtimes and washing every day, to engaging in leisure activities and building relationships with one another. The camp leaders run games, competitions, and discussions, as well as educational activities such as cooking, theatre and arts and crafts.
Give a child the chance to see the summer