Multicultural Kids Camps
a fun, healthy, and engaging exploration of other cultures
Multicultural Kids Camps
a fun, healthy, and engaging exploration of other cultures
Core to all our camps are hands on experience of the culture and traditions of the cultural ambassador's country. Most important is experiencing these through food, not simply tasting the food, but cooking and eating food from each camp's focus culture.
My name is Mangwi Neville, I’m 23 years old and originally from Cameroon. I’m currently living and working in beautiful Whistler. I’m excited to share the rich traditions, music, food, and stories of Cameroon with the campers. I have a deep passion for outdoor activities, and in my spare time, I enjoy cooking, swimming, and volunteering—especially when it gives me a chance to explore and celebrate new cultures. I look forward to bringing a little piece of Cameroon to camp in a fun, interactive, and unforgettable way!
I am originally from Morocco, I spent five years as an elementary school teacher before moving to Canada. I am excited to share his passion for Moroccan traditions, stories, and music in a fun and hands-on way.
Joining me is Rachid, a talented chef also from Morocco, who will be bringing the flavours of Moroccan cuisine to life. Together, we'll guide the kids through a delicious and engaging cultural experience they won’t forget!
I’m the teacher/creator of Sin Fronteras, a Spanish language school for travelers. Originally from Chile, I left my home country 15 years ago to follow my passion for travel and cultural exchange. I’m a trained Speech Therapist and a certified Spanish Teacher, I’ve combined my background in language with my love for connecting with people from around the world. Today, I call Whistler my home, where I continue to share the Spanish language and Latin American culture with anyone who wants to be part of this journey.
Sharon Akpakip
Sharon is a vibrant cultural storyteller, creative educator, and advocate for joyful learning rooted in heritage. Born in Nigeria and raised between continents, she brings a warm, engaging presence that helps children experience the beauty of diverse traditions through hands-on discovery.
Philly
Philly is originally from Uganda and moved to Canada two years ago. He works as a Program Leader at Kids On The Go and the Youth Centre, where he shares his passion for working with children. Outside of work, he’s a swim instructor, basketball coach, and a model, inspiring young people both in and out of the classroom.
Our thanks to the Resort Municipality of Whistler for supporting this program through the Community Enrichment Program 2024.