Bereavement Camp
Dates

Camp Courage
A weekend camp
(ages 8-18)
October 8–10, 2010
Application deadline: 8/1/10

2011 Dates
May 20–22, 2011, and October 7–9, 2011

Little Brave Hearts
A day camp
(ages 4-7)
October 23, 2010
Application deadline: 8/23/10

2011 Dates
October 22, 2011


"Healing takes courage, and we all have courage, even if we have to dig a little to find it.”
-Tori Amos

The symbol of the turtle was provided to Camp Courage by artist David Armstrong, and signifies healing, protection and courage.

 
 
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"Welcome to Camp"

When a child or teen experiences the death of a significant person in their life, they need help to deal with the strong emotions of grief.

Columbia Montour Home Hospice has a mission to facilitate the grieving process for children and teens in a safe and fun-filled environment.

The bereavement camps currently offered by Columbia Montour Home Hospice are Camp Courage and Little Brave Hearts. The mission of the Bereavement Camps is to facilitate the grieving process of children and teens who have suffered the death of a significant person while providing a safe and fun-filled weekend or day camp experience. The Bereavement Camps are offered free of charge to all participants.

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Camp Courage provides children and teens, ages 8 - 18, the opportunity to come together for a weekend camp to learn new ways of dealing with their grief, and to meet other children who have experienced similar losses.

Little Brave Hearts offers children, ages 4 - 7, a day camp experience designed to help each child understand, express and share feelings of grief.

Click on the Camp Courage or Camp Little Brave Hearts link for more information.

Both Camp Courage and Little Brave Hearts balance grief work with fun-filled activities as children and teens enjoy the many amenities offered at the beautiful state-of-the-art camp village at Camp Victory in Millville, PA. (www.campvictory.org)

Each year, funds must be raised in order to offer the Bereavement Camps free of charge to all the children and volunteers who attend. This years camping season has been funded by many individual community members, churches and area businesses. In addition, three major funding sources include Columbia Montour Home Hospice, Cherokee Pharmaceuticals and Highmark Healthy High 5. (www.highmarkhealthyhigh5.org)