During the 2025 summer school holidays, 693 24-hour and day camps were organized in the region, providing health care to 51,740 children, including 30,887 children in day camps, 18,882 children in permanent 24-hour camps, and 1,971 children in tent camps. For schoolchildren's recreational activities in the countryside, maximum use was made of the permanent camps, which operated in four- and five-shift schedules.

One of the forms of educational work organized in the camps was thematic shifts aimed at fostering traditional values ​​of the Belarusian people, respect for the country's historical past and modern achievements, and promoting the national symbols of the Republic of Belarus.

Work was also carried out to implement thematic programs for additional education for children and youth with a military-patriotic focus.

During the summer, 8,334 athletes enjoyed recreation and training at 24-hour and daytime sports and recreation camps in the region.

The priority during the summer health campaign was and remains the health improvement of children in privileged categories and those in socially vulnerable situations. Regional and local budgets provided supplementary payments up to the full cost of vouchers for children with disabilities and orphans.

To ensure sanitary and epidemiological safety, constant preventative monitoring of the camps was conducted. A primary focus was on compliance with sanitary norms and regulations.

The first stage of the national competition for the best camp is currently nearing completion. Participation in the competition helps identify and disseminate best practices in camps aimed at improving children's health, developing healthy lifestyle skills and a conscious attitude toward their health and the environment, using educational technologies, and promising forms and models for organizing camp shifts. Enhancing the creative work of teaching, medical, and other camp staff; and encouraging camp owners to strengthen and develop their facilities, improve their grounds, and provide equipment and supplies for children's well-being and recreation.

The winners of the national competition will be announced in October.