Grand River Friendship Society (GRFS) brought university students together for a three-day development camp filled with learning, recreational activities, teamwork, and memorable experiences.
Throughout the camp, students participated in study and reading sessions, engaging group discussions, and a variety of recreational activities, including archery, table tennis, Gartic.io, and Counter-Strike.
Participants also worked together on pool table repairs, enjoyed a refreshing walk through Victoria Park, and shared a creative cooking experience by transforming leftover rice from another GRFS program into delicious fried rice.
These activities offered students a welcome break from their busy academic schedules while encouraging cooperation, creativity, and stronger friendships.
More than just a camp, the gathering was an opportunity to learn together, enjoy new experiences, and strengthen the sense of community among university students.
GRFS looks forward to organizing more activities that bring young people together, support personal development, and create lasting friendships.