
DETAILS
When: July 9-17, 2026
Cost: $2200 – split into $250/month payments from October 2026 – June 2027. Cost includes all meals while on site at Encuentro Mission from July 10th to 16th, lodging, flights, and excursion. A small percentage will go to our project costs.
The payment schedule is due on the 30th of every month.
Travel Details: Flights not yet booked. Flying from Abbotsford/Vancouver to Toronto Pearson
Projects may include VBS, Sports Camps, light construction/painting, community service.
What to Bring: Summer footwear and work footwear, swimsuit/towel, toiletries, work gloves, Bible
SERVE. EXPERIENCE. TRANSFORM.
We empower and equip students and families to bring the Transformational message of Jesus both at home and abroad through service projects, relational ministries, and experiences immersed in the culture of different communities.
CPDNYI CODE OF CONDUCT
For the safety and well-being of all participants and acknowledging that students represent both their local Nazarene Church and/or Canada Pacific District, the “Code of Conduct” will be strictly adhered to.
Students are expected to:
● Understand that all bags and backpacks may be thoroughly searched at any time during the event.
● Follow all directions from Leaders courteously and respectfully.
● REPORT ON TIME to designated checkpoints as indicated by Leaders.
Lodge/Hotel Guidelines
● Absolutely no mixed genders in Lodge/hotel rooms.
● Students are responsible for checking in with their Leaders when they arrive at designated meeting places.
● All students must remain in groups of at least 2 members and must have a cell phone.
● Be in their rooms, ready for room check at curfew time.
● Abide by all curfews and rules of the Lodge/Camp/hotel. There will be other guests at the Camp. Please be considerate of others. Do not make excessive noise in the Lodge/hotel (music playing, shouting, riding the elevator, etc.).
● Appropriate swimwear (Girls: one piece/Boys: swim trunks) must be worn at swimming pools.
● Keep the buses/transport vehicles CLEAN and follow all other rules of courtesy.
● Prior to leaving Lodge/hotel rooms at the conclusion of the trip, rooms will be checked by a Leader.
● Any damages incurred by students to property (hotel/buses/venues/etc…) during our trip will be the
responsibility of the parent.
The following rules are considered as zero tolerance policies for Canada Pacific NYI participants:
● No smoking/Vaping
● No consumption of alcohol
● No use of any drugs or medications unless specifically listed on the health portion of the permission slip.
● No inappropriate physical contact
Consequences for zero tolerance rules include:
● Contacting parent/guardian
● Student being sent home early at the parent’s/guardian’s expense
