Camp Woodbine
Camp Woodbine
Provides socialization, language stimulation and communication opportunities in a safe, fun and convenient environment for children and their families.
Camp Information
- When
- TBA 2027
- For Whom
- Children with hearing loss age 3 and above and their families
- Cost
- Free! Donations welcome, 50% tax deduction
About the Camp
Camp Woodbine is a free, one day event designed as a retreat for children with hearing loss and their families. The Camp was founded by John T. McElveen, Jr. MD in honor of his father, a decorated WWII P-51 fighter pilot, whose "call sign" was "Woodbine 80".
Camp Woodbine will provide socialization, language stimulation and communication opportunities in a safe, fun and convenient environment for children and their families. The families will have the opportunity to interact with each other, share experiences, and exchange information. The camp will also allow parents to network with other families that are facing similar issues.
Camp Woodbine is about making new friends, sharing experiences and strengthening the family unit through better communication.
Frequently Asked Questions
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