Final Impact Report - Washroom Rebuilding Campaign

Grand Opening Celebration

On May 31, 2026, Camp Huronda celebrated the opening of its new washroom facilities. A significant milestone for our flagship camp, the opening marked the realization of a goal Diabetes Canada has pursued for more than two decades. We’re deeply grateful for your support in making it happen.

Thanks to you, future generations of children living with type 1 diabetes will continue to experience Camp Huronda as a safe, accessible, and inspiring place. Guests were delighted by the quality and thoughtfulness of the new facility, which blends modern design with the camp’s welcoming cottage atmosphere.

This project is a powerful reminder of the lasting impact your generosity will have on the lives of campers for decades to come. On behalf of Diabetes Canada and the Jackson family, thank you for helping us bring this important project to life.

This impact report highlights the difference you’ve made in enriching the lives of children and families living with type 1 diabetes. 

You Helped Make D-Camps Better

Our new facilities feature 64 charging stations (with 16 in each of the building’s four quadrants), giving campers convenient access for charging insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors while they shower. Each shower area includes a changing area and pull-down seat, improving privacy, comfort and accessibility. The building features 16 washroom stalls, 16 shower stalls, and a fully accessible washroom and shower unit.

Among the features, the new facilities feature nonporous quartz surfaces, floor drains, a dedicated mechanical room and a pressure booster support sanitation, maintenance and reliable water flow. 

The new facilities served more than 845 campers, staff and visitors during summer 2026. Thanks to generous donor support, more than $1,750,000 has been raised toward the $2 million campaign goal, with fundraising continuing to complete this important investment in Camp Huronda’s future.

With Gratitude to Our Generous Supporters

The transformation of Camp Huronda’s washroom facilities reflects the generosity of individuals, families, foundations and corporate partners who believe every camper deserves a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment.

Thank you for your part in succesfully completing this important project. 

We have reached over 90% of our goal to date


To offer our 2026 season campers the opportunity to enjoy the new facilities, Diabetes Canada committed to completing the project by bridging the balance through organizational reserves. We will continue to seek support for the outstanding $125,000.

a man and woman cutting a ribbon
 
a building with a blue rope
 
a group of people posing for a photo
 
a wooden structure with chairs and a table in front of a house
 
a group of people standing in a garage with a blue ribbon
 
a wooden post with sticks attached to it
 
a wooden structure with a green shade and a bench
 
 
Camp Huronda washroom
Camp Huronda washroom
Camp Huronda washroom

Opening Ceremony Celebration Video


Internal images of the new facilities

a building with a green roof
 
a bathroom with sinks and mirrors
 
a wall mural on a wall
 
a bathroom with sinks and mirrors
 
a bathroom with sinks and mirrors
 
a wall mural on a wall
 
a bathroom with sinks and mirrors
 
a building with a garage and trees in the background
 

My son Noah has been attending Camp Huronda for the last 5 years. It's hard to overstate what a positive experience [D-Camps] has been for him. The new bathrooms look great, and the report from Noah was very positive. Our family thanks all who made this possible.

Thank you for taking the initiative to launch and raise funds for the updated washrooms. The new facilities look fantastic. The generosity of donors, their vision, and effort mean a lot to families like ours.

Camp Huronda [has been] s a big part of our lives over the last few years. My son Aiden has been attending since 2016 and is now a camp counsellor. He loves the camp and now raves about the new washrooms. Thank you!

These [showers] are better than the staff showers. When can we use them

Contact us

For more information

Aruna Aysola - Director, Ontario & Atlantic Canada

647-896-6096 aruna.aysola@diabetes.ca