Free Summer Fun Art Classes 2026

Free Summer Fun Art Classes 2026

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2019 CCF Art Class

CCF Art Classes/Program Activities

CCF is pleased to offer art classes from July 4 to August 15, 2026 to children and youth aged 5 to 17 . All material will be provided by the Foundation.

Participants will be working on a variety of art projects led by many artists and volunteers. Activity details will be confirmed closer to the start dates. Attendees will enjoy step-by-step art project training on a variety of subjects.

Pricing: No cost to families

The proposed art classes are free. We are however, accepting voluntary financial support donations to the Children & Families in War Cameroon Fund. For financial support, please donate through our website and you will receive a tax receipt.

Volunteering Opportunities

We are looking for volunteers in art, painting, craft and DIY projects. If you are interested please contact the Foundation at: info@ccf-fcc.org or register to be a volunteer.

Please, click to register as a volunteer here

Art classes scheduling:

Morning drop-offs:     9:30am

Art Classes from:     10:00am – 12:00pm

All students to be picked up from:     1:00pm

Dates and locations: 

Please register your kid(s) to the sessions that fit your schedule.

Forest Heights Community Association
4909 Forego Ave SE,
Calgary, AB, T2A2C4

  • July 4th  – CLASS OPEN
  • July 18th  – CLASS OPEN
  • August 8th  – CLASS OPEN

 

 Canyon Meadows Community Association
844 Cantabrian Dr SW
Calgary, AB T2W 6G4

  • July 11th – CLASS OPEN
  • July 25th – CLASS OPEN
Castleridge Falconridge Community Hall
95 Falshire Dr NE
Calgary, AB, T3J 1P7

  • August 1st – CLASS OPEN
  • August 15th – CLASS OPEN

Registration

We can only accept a maximum of 40-50 kids and youth per session.

Registrations are now opened.

Please, click here to register your kid or teen

You will receive a confirmation email once your application is received and processed.

This project is sponsored by the Calgary Foundation: https://calgaryfoundation.org/

Free Coding Classes for passionate children

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Introduction to CodingProgram activities of Coding Classes

We are pleased to offer online Coding training for passionate kids and teens aged 9 to 15 years. 

The Program outlines 16 sessions or four months of Coding classes beginning October 4, 2025.

Time (Mountain): every Saturday from 11 am – 1 pm
Time (Eastern): every Saturday from 1 pm – 3 pm

Fees: CCF Coding classes are absolutely free of charge!

Please, click here to register your kid or teen.

In today’s world, technology or IT is king. If you want your children to have a successful future, they absolutely need to stay ahead of the curve with real-life, hands-on skills.

In this coding classes children will learn how computers work, exercise creativity by coming up with ideas for how their project will look and feel, then build resilience and perseverance when trouble-shooting their very own game.

Kids will also learn key programming concepts in this language agnostic course and will explore the history, concepts, and applications of Computer Science through a series of interactive videos, lessons, and articles. They will learn the history of the internet and the essential languages needed to learn to start building your own web pages. They will learn as well about what makes up Data Science and all the interesting things they can do with it.

If you know that your child is passionate about IT, this training is an opportunity not to be missed.

Free Medical Clinic Campaign 2019-2020

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CCF is looking to provide  free medical services to poorest communities in different Cameroonian rural areas and cities  through our local and high qualified Doctors, medical personnel, hospitals and clinic partners for  the next two years  2019-2020. 

CCF Free Clinic Campaign Facts

Free of cost medical services includes doctor consultations, medicine and diagnostic tests, drug prescriptions, counseling, referral services and patient follow-up. We are targeting 400 – 700 patients / month and 8,400 – 14,700 over 24 months.

What your donation will do:

$900 Provides monthly running consultation cost of clinics serving 400 – 700 persons per month.

$2 for medical care consultation and for 1 person.

DONATION TARGET AMOUNT $20,000

Join us in our fight to help those in need. Please donate!

https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/cameroonian-canadian-foundation-fondation-camerounaise-canadienne/free-medical-clinic-campaign/

The Baka School Project in the Dja

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The project objective is to rebuild an existing public and unique school  for the Baka communities in the neighbouring village in the boucle of the Dja Faunal Reserve called Schwam, in southeastern Cameroon.

The Baka School Project in the Dja

The current Baka school  has only one mud  classroom  with a tin roof for all students. It is used for all classes with other children from surrounding villages such as Ekom, Kagnol, Kolekul, Maleuleu, Malen V et Nken.

The Baka School Project

The Baka people also known as Pygmies are indigenous communities living in several reserves in central Africa. They are among the poorest, vulnerable and fragile communities in the world.

The nearest school is in  Somalomo, about 12-15 km away. The main difficulty is the Dja river crossing as there is no bridge and the current ferry is not working. The Dja river is encircling the reserve (except to the south-west) with rapids and waterfalls. People including youth attending the school in Samalomo are crossing the Dja River using indigenous and local narrow wood boats. Even the Baka chief in the village of Schuam who first reach out for the proposed school to the Foundation through our contact at the Congo Basin Institute (CBI) in Somalomo died tragically with his wife few weeks ago in the Dja River. The couple when for fishing using their small wood boat and lost their lives.

The Baka School Project

Building the proposed school will improve the Baka Communities livelihoods and human rights. It will also contribute to the protection of the wildlife and environment.

We appreciate your generous contribution to this project and for the Baka children and communities.

Link to our GoFundMe campaign: https://www.gofundme.com/the-baka-school-project-in-the-dja

Sincerely,

The Cameroonian-Canadian Foundation