Guest guest Posted December 3, 2007 Report Share Posted December 3, 2007 Celiac Camp, California - an old-fashioned summer camp for kids ages 8-17 restricted to a gluten free diet - will be back next year in 2008 for a full week: Sunday, August 3 through Friday, August 8 at Camp Arroyo in Livermore, California. Registration materials will be available beginning February 1, 2008 at www.celiaccamp.com. Camp is free except for a $25 registration fee per camper. (We are required to give priority to kids from Northern California, but we expect there to be space available for campers outside the Bay Area). We are currently recruiting volunteer counselors for camp. Read what some of this year's counselors had to say: " Camp Celiac was by far the best week of my entire life! Witnessing and feeling the connections with the children, as well as with the other counselors and volunteers was beyond describable. I was literally brought to tears. Next year cannot come fast enough! " --, San , CA " Spending a week with people who can relate to you on a whole new level is such a wonderful and refreshing feeling to know that you are not alone. I didn't know anyone my age that has Celiac before camp, and meeting the other counselors was awesome. Everyone has family and friends, but attending camp allows you a week to spend with your Celiac family! " -- , Manhattan Beach , CA " Being a counselor at Camp Celiac goes way beyond the GF Chocolate Chip cookies that are served (which happen to be extraordinary by the way!) It's about being a part of a team that understands the challenges of having to be gluten free and checking those at the door. To be a counselor at Camp Celiac is simply to know the joy of making a child smile, of teaching them a new skill, of watching them learn, of seeing friendships form that will last a lifetime and being part of those friendships. Expect to work hard, expect to have fun and most of all expect to make memories that will last well beyond the summer. " --Lori, Nashua , NH " The kids in my group made the celiac camp better than I imagined it could be. I wish that I could work with each child on an ongoing basis. " --Jeanne, Paso Robles, CA You, too, can have this amazing gluten free experience by volunteering as a camp counselor. Learn more about Camp Celiac, and see photos from this year's camp, at www.celiaccamp.com. If you are interested in volunteering and having a week of not having to cook or worry about what you are eating, please send an email to campceliac@... with your name, gender, age and a brief statement about why you would like to volunteer. Note: volunteers are not required to be restricted to a gluten free diet, so feel free to invite friends and family to volunteer with you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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