Event Overview: The summer camp for YWCA school students was held on April 3 and 4, 2023, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This engaging two-day event aimed to provide students with a fun and educational experience through a variety of activities, fostering creativity, teamwork, and personal growth. Participants: A total of 50 students participated in the summer camp, supported by a dedicated team of 10 volunteers. The volunteers played a crucial role in organizing and facilitating activities, ensuring that all students were engaged and having fun. Activities Organized: The summer camp featured a diverse range of activities designed to cater to the interests of the students: 1. Art and Craft: • Students explored their creativity through various art projects, including painting, drawing, and crafting. Materials such as paper, colors, and recycled items were provided, allowing students to express themselves artistically. 2. Games: • A variety of team-building games were organized to promote cooperation and communication among the students. Activities included relay races, scavenger hunts, and group challenges that encouraged physical activity and teamwork. 3. Workshops: • Educational workshops were held to teach students new skills, such as basic cooking, gardening, and environmental awareness. These sessions aimed to instill practical knowledge while keeping the atmosphere light and enjoyable. 4. Reflection Time: • Each day concluded with a reflection session where students shared their experiences and learned from one another. This time allowed students to express their thoughts and feelings about the activities they participated in. Outcomes: The summer camp was a resounding success, achieving the following outcomes: • Enhanced social skills among students through collaborative activities. • Increased creativity and self-expression through art and craft projects. • Development of problem-solving skills during games and challenges. • Strengthened relationships between peers and volunteers. Feedback: Feedback from both students and volunteers was overwhelmingly positive. Students expressed their enjoyment of the activities and appreciated the opportunity to make new friends. Volunteers reported a rewarding experience working with the children and witnessing their growth over the two days. Conclusion: The summer camp for YWCA school students was an enriching experience that provided valuable learning opportunities in a fun environment. The successful organization of activities by volunteers ensured that each student had a memorable time. We look forward to organizing similar events in the future to continue fostering growth and learning among the youth. Recommendations: • Consider expanding the duration of future camps to allow for more varied activities. • Gather more detailed feedback from participants to improve future events.