ADA Camp AZDA
ADA Camp AZDA
(at Friendly Pines Camp, Prescott, AZ)
ADA Office Address:
8125 N. 23rd Avenue, Suite #222
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Contact: Sarah Watson at 602-861-4731 ext. 7094
Camp Dates: 6/6/2009 – 6/13/2009
Camper Ages: 8-12 years
Non-Refundable Deposit: $50
Camp Fee: $625
Total Fee (including non-refundable deposit: $675
Camp AZDA, Teen Adventure Program (TAP)
Camp Dates: 6/6/2009 - 6/13/2009
Camper Ages: 14-16 years
Non-Refundable Deposit: $50
Camp Fee: $625
Total Fee (including non-refundable deposit): $675
Discounts: Scholarships are available for School Walk for Diabetes and Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes participants.
Register soon! Priority is given to first-time campers and children newly diagnosed with diabetes. All other campers are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Application Deadline: 4/11/2009
Final Payment Deadline: 5/29/2009
Camp AZDA, a program of the American Diabetes Association, is held at the beautiful Friendly Pines Camp facility, located in the tall pines of the Bradshaw Mountains, six miles outside Prescott, with our Teen Adventure Program (TAP) nearby at Bradshaw Pines facility. This residential camp provides a week full of exciting activities. The facilities include cabin villages accommodating various age groups for boys and girls and a family-style dining hall. Older campers will also enjoy campfires, overnight campouts and a challenge course. Friendly Pines Camp is accredited by the American Camp Association.
The American Diabetes Association is proud to be the leading provider of Diabetes Camping Services in the United States. Our first priority is not perfecting blood sugar management but rather the safety of your child while they enjoy a traditional Camp
experience. Camp AZDA medical staff provide campers the information and skills they need to live successfully with diabetes in any situation.
We also achieve your child’s main goal in attending camp – having fun and meeting other kids with diabetes. Campers participate in traditional camp activities and gain independence, grow in confidence, discover new skills, and learn respect for each other and the great outdoors.
