Dates: Sunday, July 22nd - Friday July 27th, 2018

Fees: We ask for a donation of $100 to help in covering the cost of camp for your child. However, we would like for every child to attend, regardless of ability to pay. Please indicate on your application if you are interested in a camp scholarship for your child. Additional donations are always welcome.

Programming: We partner with a non-profit called Camp Twin Lakes. They provide an adaptive facility and trained staff to help run activities throughout the week. Some of the activities that are provided each day are boating, archery, horseback riding, swimming, ropes course, arts and crafts, climbing wall, sports, fishing, dancing, and improv. We wrap up our evenings with a evening programming (i.e. talent show, dance or laser tag).

Leaders in Training (LITs 17-18): The Leader in Training (LIT) Program is designed to grow and develop leadership and life skills that can be applied in many different settings. During camp, LITs will help adult counselors with daily activities, support younger campers, help with camper activities and take part in LIT-only programming. LITs are transitioning out of the camper role with increased responsibilities under the supervision of counselors and camp staff.

Financial Assistance Available

We ask for a donation of $100 to help in covering the cost of camp for your child. However, we would like for every child to attend, regardless of ability to pay. Please indicate on your application if you are interested in a camp scholarship for your child. Additional donations are always welcome.

Camp Twin Lakes has a dietitian on staff who can provide specialized meals to those campers that have special dietary restrictions or needs.

There is a set menu throughout the week which changes each day. There is a farm fresh salad bar available every meal from the farm at Camp Twin Lakes.

Imagine a place where scars make you cool, where being different is the norm, and where challenges become triumphs. Camp No Limb-itations help patients with limb deficiencies and amputations have new, fun experiences in the safe, supervised environment of Camp Twin Lakes in Winder, Ga. Camp kids get to build self-esteem, grow, and explore.

Clinical camp staff is available 24 hours a day to give medicine and assist with medical emergencies. Our volunteers are staff from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, along with community volunteers committed to making camp a safe and special week for your child.