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Lions Health Foundation is PROUD to sponsor the
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| Enable youth to meet and share their experiences with other diabetic youth. |
| Empower campers to become responsible for individual control of their health program. |
The camp offers a variety of enjoyable activities and programs such as:
| Diabetes Education |
| Archery, Boating and Fishing |
| Arts and Crafts |
| Music Instruction/Appreciation |
| Baseball and Basketball |
| Volleyball and Kickball |
| Ping Pong and Badminton |
| Hiking and Nature Study |
| Nightly Campfire with skits and camp songs! |
Our 24 hour medical staff monitor diet and supervises insulin administration and blood sugar testing. We have an emergency airlift arrangement with Mercy Medical Hospital in Redding for any incident that may require that service. Medical educational activities assist campers in becoming responsible for their individual health programs.
One counselor is provided for the appropriate number and age of the campers. Counselors receive basic training in support the medical staff and assisting campers. Counselors are selected from Lions, Lionesses, students, teachers, etc. Counselors are role models for campers and positively impact each camper's experience.
If you are interested in joining our team, please submit a Counselor Application (116K PDF).
The Diabetic Camp for diabetic youth ages 8-17 will be Sunday, June 20, to Saturday, June 26, 2010.
The Family Camp for diabetic youth ages 7 and younger and their families will be Friday, June 11, to Sunday, June 13, 2010.
Campers receive an assigned time to "Check-In" in the "Welcome to Camp" letter which is sent shortly before camp begins. "Check-Out" occurs on the last day after our 10:00am closing ceremony and before 12:00pm.
The cost of seven days at camp is $300. The amount paid may be adjusted according to the family's demonstrated need. Requests for financial assistance, "Camperships", are submitted along with the application. See the application for details.
Click here to download the 2010 application (199K PDF)
Please note: applications should be postmarked no later than Monday, May 31, 2010 to be considered for this year's camp. Late applications considered on a space available basis.
Click here to download the 2010 Family Camp application (174K PDF)
Please note: applications should be postmarked no later than Monday, May 20, 2010 to be considered for this year's camp. Late applications considered on a space available basis.
Camp is held at beautiful Lake McCumber, just seven miles east of Shingletown and twelve miles west of Lassen Volcanic National Park, off Hwy 44. With a beautiful wooded area, lake and recreation facility, this site offers the activities of outdoor camping while supplying the comforts of home - electricity, hot showers, cozy cabins and cafeteria style meals. The camp's elevation is 4,200 feet.
35440 Deer Flat Road
Shingletown, CA 96088-9544
(530) 474-4896
(530) 946-2290 Emergencies Only!
| President Jimmy Uyemoto, Peach Bowl Lions | ||||||||||
| Vice President Walt Libal, Burney Lions | ||||||||||
| Secretary Aron Whealy, Peach Bowl Lions | ||||||||||
| Treasurer PDG Bob Trueax, Gridley Lions | ||||||||||
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Donations are very important and helpful! Each year we need to have additional funds to cover the costs of the camp. Please consider a donation to assist us in making this camp possible, by funding a camper from your area. If one is not available, make the diabetic camp a budget item and give a gift to a needy camper. Charitable gifts are greatly appreciated. Donations may be mailed to the following address:
Lions Health Foundation
Nadine Pitts
701 E. Lassen Ave. #235
Chico, CA 95973
If you need additional information or have other questions, contact:
| Brock Bowen, Health Foundation President Ruble89@gmail.com |
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