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Camp Needlepoint and Camp Daypoint For kids in Minnesota and Wisconsin

Camp Needlepoint is in its 51st year and serves over 400 campers in its numerous programs. Facilities and activities include tennis, basketball, soccer, archery, climbing wall, rope course and horseback riding. The beach is equipped for volleyball, canoeing, sailing, kayaking and swimming. Nutrition activities, blood glucose monitoring and injections/medications are integrated into the camp program. Campers challenge their abilities, make unforgettable memories and meet friends who also have diabetes.

Camper Ages: 8-16

Camp Dates:
Session 1: August 16-22, 2009
Session 2: August 23-29, 2009

Camp Location: YMCA Camp St. Croix, Hudson, Wisconsin
Camp Fee: Request Brochure (available for download the first week of March 2009 at www.diabetes.org/diabetes-camp/about-ada-camp-needlepoint.jsp)

Counselor-In-Training (CIT) Program
The purpose of the Counselor-In-Training (CIT) Program is to prepare young adults for a future camp counselor position. The two-week program teaches skills for working with children and builds personal confidence in dealing with diabetes. The CIT Program is a transitional stage from camper to staff. Applicants must be at least 17 years old and/or have completed their junior year of high school. An application packet must be completed and all applicants will receive an interview. Application packets will be available the first week of March 2009.

Contact: Becky Barnett at 800-676-4065, x-6596

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Camp Daypoint is a day-camp adventure for children ages 5 to 9. The perfect introduction to camp, Camp Daypoint is non-stop fun in a comforting environment. Small groups, each with two counselors, give children the attention they need during swimming, crafts, hikes, games and other camp activities. Amid all the fun, campers gain independence, discover new skills, meet new friends with diabetes, and learn respect for others and the outdoors. Camp Daypoint also eases the transition to Camp Needlepoint, the residential program.

Camp Dates: August 17-21, 2009
Camp Location: YMCA Camp St. Croix, Hudson, Wisconsin
Camp Fee: Request Brochure (available for download the first week of March 2009 at www.diabetes.org/diabetes-camp/about-ada-camp-needlepoint.jsp) Contact: Becky Barnett at 800-676-4065, x-6596

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