Aliyah grew up attending family camp in the Annapolis Valley, where she quickly discovered the power of connection, confidence, and community that camp can inspire. Joining the Camp Goodtimes team in 2024, Aliyah brings a strong background in Health Sciences and Applied Health Services Research, along with a passion for creating meaningful, inclusive, and joy-filled experiences for children and families.

Having experienced firsthand the lifelong benefits of camp, Aliyah is dedicated to cultivating that same magic at Camp Goodtimes, ensuring every camper feels supported, celebrated, and empowered. As the Atlantic Camp Coordinator, she loves bringing people together, building programs that spark wonder, and helping families feel at home from the very first moment they arrive.

When she’s not at camp, you can often find Aliyah playing basketball, long distance running, reading a good book, or baking something sweet to share with friends and family!

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Pam has over 20 years of camp experience and has held numerous roles at a few different camps from being a Group Leader, Registrar, Program Director, Assistant Camp Director to being a Camp Manager.  Pam has experience running day and overnight camps that have partnered with many different organizations such as the Canadian Diabetes Association, Youth Co, Eureka Society, and Vancouver Coastal Health.  Pam is passionate about camp and creating an environment that is fun, facilitates personal growth, increases self-esteem and resiliency. She believes Camp Goodtimes should be a place where kids feel a strong sense of community and are not defined by their diagnoses. In her spare time, you will find her playing or enjoying different sports or activities such as softball, hockey, skiing or hiking in the outdoors.  Pam feels honoured to be part of the Camp Goodtimes team and community!

Talk to Pam about anything relating to your Camp Goodtimes experience!

Danielle is currently on maternity leave!

Danielle has had numerous roles in the camp world and feels honoured to be part of the Camp Goodtimes team since 2018. Having started her path long ago as a camper in Ontario, she felt inspired to work in various positions at her home camp for 10 seasons. Danielle then furthered her experience by running multiple camps for kids and families affected by type 1 diabetes across western Canada. Danielle is passionate about creating an empowering atmosphere that facilitates personal growth and improved self-esteem. She believes Camp Goodtimes should be a place where kids feel a strong sense of community and are not defined by their diagnoses. While not immersing herself with the camp’s ins and outs, you will find her outdoors coaching skiing or climbing mountains on her bike or skis.