Since 1982, Camp Amicus has provided a safe, structured, and fun environment for children, teens and young adults aged 8-23 with ADHD and/or Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia. The camp combines social skill development with a classic camp experience through evidence-based programming, helping campers gain confidence, self-esteem, and lasting connections.
Camp Amicus Wins Gold as Top Summer Camp in Calgary Herald Readers’ Choice Awards
Calgary, AB – Camp Amicus has been named Gold Winner for Top Summer Camp in the 2026 Calgary Herald Readers’ Choice Awards, marking the first time the camp has earned this prestigious community recognition.
Since 1982, Camp Amicus has provided a safe, structured, and fun environment for children, teens and young adults aged 8-23 with ADHD and/or Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia. The camp combines social skill development with a classic camp experience through evidence-based programming, helping campers gain confidence, self-esteem, and lasting connections.
From summer camps to year-round recreation programs, Amicus provides supportive, structured, and fun environments where youth, teens, and young adults aged 8-23 with ADHD and/or Learning Disabilities can thrive and truly be themselves.
“We are thrilled to receive this award,” said Luke MacKinnon, Manager of Amicus Camps & Recreation. “It is a testament to the growth we see in our campers and the impact that growth has on a community. Our team works hard to create experiences that are not only fun, but empower participants with the skills, confidence and friendships that continue long after camp ends”
The Calgary Herald Readers’ Choice Awards are an annual celebration of the city’s favourite local businesses, professionals, and organizations. Residents vote online across dozens of categories, from Food & Drink to Health & Fitness, with winners featured in both the Calgary Herald and Calgary Sun. Created by Postmedia’s Content Works, the awards reflect the community’s voice and highlight Calgary’s top local spots.
This Gold award highlights Camp Amicus’ ongoing commitment to providing life-changing programs that make a lasting difference for participants and their families. Every activity, every friendship, and every success at camp contributes to helping young people build confidence, navigate social situations, and thrive in all areas of life.
For more information about Camp Amicus and its programs, visit www.foothillsacademy.org.