A fun, active,
educational 7-day overnight camp in historic Old Forge, New York for boys and girls, 7 to 16 years old with moderate
to severe asthma.
Medically
supervised to assure a safe, happy and healthy camping experience.
Our
Camp SUPERKIDS is located at Adriondack Woodcraft Camps in Old Forge, New York. |
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Our SUPERKIDS
are integrated into the regular camp schedule with other campers
to provide each child with a full range of activities. These
activities include swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, nature
hikes, sailing, mountain biking, rock climbing and much more!
Our SUPERKIDS engage in an interactive asthma education program
designed to empower them to live with and manage their disease.
Children who have participated in similar programs miss less
school, get better grades and build self-esteem. |
ACCOMMODATIONS
Campers with asthma are housed together in cabins with 8 to 10
other children of the same gender and age. Each cabin has an
experienced counselor and counselor-aide.
Physicians,
Nurses and Respiratory Therapists provide 24-hour medical care
for all campers. Each child's medications are stored in the fully-equipped camp Infirmary. |
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TRANSPORTATION
to and from camp is to be arranged by the parents/guardians.
Details regarding arrival/departure times will be sent to you
at a later date. Friends and family are asked not to visit during
the week.
FINANCIAL
AID IS AVAILABLE! |
Asthma Camp
is sponsored by local community groups, foundations and businesses.
In addition, Cap Com Financial Services holds a Charity
Golf Tournament
each August to benefit Asthma Camp.
If your organization is interested in coordinating an event to
benefit camp, or would like to become a sponsor, please call:
Danna
Armstrong
518-459-4197, extension 321
e-mail:
darmstrong@alaneny.org |
For
Registration and Financial Aid Information contact
American Lung Association
of Northeastern New
York
3 Winners Circle, Suite 300
Albany, NY 12205
Maryann Cornell, Asthma Director
(518) 459-4197
extension 328
e-mail:
mcornell@alaneny.org
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