Camp Quality

Our camps provide a caring environment, where fun and friendship are combined with achievable challenges, giving a sense of normality and independence.

Camp Quality Campers are children, 5 to 16 years of age, who have been diagnosed with cancer.

Our programmes provide a stress-free and caring environment for the children where fun and friendship are combined with achievable challenges - allowing the children to “just be kids”. They get a sense of normality and independence and focus on the positive aspects of their lives.

Camp Quality passionately believes in the power of fun to help children and their families overcome the challenges that living with cancer can bring. Each year Camp Quality programmes cater for around 300 children at various locations around the country.

Through Camp Quality, families get a much needed break and the opportunity to spend time with other siblings while their child is at camp. They do so with the assurance that Camp Quality has the finest programmes, staff, Companions, medical care and safety procedures in place.

The History of Camp Quality

Camp Quality held its first camp in Auckland in 1985 - attended by 22 children from throughout the country. Since then Camp Quality has grown to provide camps and recreational activities in five regions catering for over 300 children. Today Camp Quality remains committed to making a positive difference for children (aged 5-16 years) living with cancer.

The hot air balloon in our logo symbolises the ability to rise above life's challenges.