Program Philosophy
The camp experience should provide children with an opportunity to make new friends, learn new skills, develop their character, build their self esteem, and feel safe and accepted. Children should leave camp each day better for their experience having felt valued and appreciated. Camp teaches children how to appreciate the accomplishments of others, how to make others feel valued, and fosters responsibility. By watching and emulating their role models, children learn to display good manners, conduct themselves positively and challenge themselves to be better people. Most of all, Camp is a place where a child can be a child free from the worries of peer pressure, bullying and the search to be accepted. At Camp every child will feel welcome and part of something bigger than themselves. They will be a part of a community where their individuality is welcomed and supported.
