
Our Vision
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Our History
Read about our history, from our humble beginnings in 1982
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Our Vision
Our Vision
To promote self-inclusive environments and experiences that capture individual development and confidence and pave the way for equitable opportunities for self-inclusion and community connection
Self-Inclusion
All people living with a disability find their spark, revitalise their confidence and voice, and find themselves.
Community Connection
All people living with a disability find, build, and contribute to their community; they develop meaningful relationships with supportive adults and peers; they feel seen, heard, accepted, supported, and affirmed for who they are today and who they will be in the future.
Our Mission
Uphold human rights and create change in the lives of people living with disabilities and the community as a whole, ensuring social inclusion and participation and at the same time enabling respite relief for their families and carers.
Our Approach
Build Community
Innovate
Facilitate Best Practice
Drive and Strengthen
Camp Breakaway is a NDIS registered provider.
People are at the centre of everything we do at Camp Breakaway.
Through Camp Breakaway, you can access our respite disability support services. All our services are led by friendly, experienced caring personnel who are dedicated to working in partnership with you.
Our History
Dedicated accessible facilities, empowering programs
Camp Breakaway Inc. was conceived in 1982 when members of the Rotary Club in Wyong on the Central Coast of NSW convened a holiday camp for thirty young people with physical disabilities. This camp was held at Strathavon Heritage Resort at Wyong.
Following the overwhelming success of this camp and the realisation of the compound benefits for young people with disabilities, their carers and for the wider community, Wyong Rotary commenced to hold camps each year. For several years these camps were held at Camp Toukley.
The observed need for these camps became ever increasingly obvious as time went on, as was the need to have a permanent camp location – specifically designed for the purpose. With that and the vision, dedication and hard work of a large number of Rotary clubs and the Central Coast community, along with generous support from Delta Electricity, the establishment of Camp Breakaway was established at San Remo. The first camp was held in 1989.
Today, Camp Breakaway is a registered non-profit charitable organisation, a registered service provider for the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) and registered specialised substitute residential care provider (SSRC) with the NSW Office of Children’s Guardian. It continues to facilitate these camps (support programs) on 25 ideally situated, picturesque and quiet acres at San Remo. There are three main function rooms, Breakaway Lodge with a fully equipped commercial kitchen, Walnut and Cedar rooms. We have 16 cabins with ensuites, 8 A frames, and expansive grounds including basketball/tennis courts and a children’s playground area.
Media Enquiries
For media enquiries, please contact office@breakaway.org.au or call (02) 4346 3331