Please note that phone calls are allowed only during ‘ME TIME’. We do not allow campers to make or receive phone calls for rest of the day. If you have any concerns regarding your ward and his/ her time at camp, please feel free to contact your Empower representative prior to your camper’s arrival.

It is not unusual for children to feel homesick. Learning to be away from home and family is an important part of growing up. The staff and other campers are supportive and helpful in these situations. Generally, homesickness passes quickly as campers become involved in group activities.

Frequent talking with parents on the phone tends to increase a camper’s homesickness. If homesickness continues for an extended period, the Camp Director will contact you.

You will be contacted immediately if there is an emergency concerning your child. We will attempt all methods of communication in an effort to inform you of any difficulties or illnesses. Please make sure that your child’s health form indicates all telephone numbers where we can reach you. Also include the name and number of someone we can contact if we are unable to locate you. This person should be someone who is familiar with your child’s health history and/or might know where to find you.

Our program is suitable for all children including those with special needs. Our objective is to determine the physical, adaptive, and cognitive abilities of each child. Based on this, suitable exercises, fitness activities, and strategies for teaching are implemented.

The entire camp area is well-secured with round-the-clock security. All activities are conducted under close supervision. We have a good number of trained staff staying on campus who are available in case of emergencies and also help keep watch on campers’ movements within the premises. Campers are formed into small teams with a team leader on day one. This helps them bond well and create a support group within.

It is essential to pack adequate quantities of comfortable, loose-fitting clothes for activities (track pants, and sweatshirts will do besides additional clothing for the to-and-fro journey to the camp. Sneakers/sports shoes, flip flops or sandals, bathroom slippers, pyjamas/nightwear, toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap etc.), towel, underclothes, two sets of clothes for water activities (shorts & sweatshirts), sunscreen lotion, torch(optional), medications (only prescribed, if under medication). Clothing should be modest that can get dirty.

Parents are advised not to visit during children’s camp. They may come only for pick up or drop at the campsite if required. This is done to encourage their independence. It has been our experience that kids become more interactive and engaged when the parents are not present. The coaches are very good with the kids!

The main idea behind these Camps is to unplug the Children from the digital World. All such gadgets will be taken from them on arrival and returned at the time of departure. They may use these gadgets during their travel time.

Campers may carry a little extra pocket money for expenses while travelling, for any treats or personal expenses. Besides the occasional Mineral Water, soft drinks or some basic necessities, there isn’t really much to purchase in camp. They will be well-fed.