camp JIA
kids get arthritis too
mission statement
activities
PLAY AROUND
They'll be able to play and run around play.
SWIMMING
Swimming is a great excercise for someone with JIA. It stretches a lot of different muscles and tendons and helps keep a kid moving and flexible.
TALKING TO PEERS
Getting to know and talk to someone with the same disability as your child will help them be comfortable with who they are.
camp discription
schedule
8:00- wake up!
8:30-warm up muscles/joints
9:00- eat breakfast
10:00-do some activities
12:00-lunch
1:00-get to know eachother
2:30- go swimming!
5:00-shower
6:00-go run and play around!
8:00-have dinner
9:00 go to bed
additional information
*age:10-17
*sex:male and female
*cost:50 per week
*it us up to you or your child if they want to stay for the 2 weeks or for 1 week only
*councelors:2 per cabin
*kids:5 per cabin
*location:california
information
Email: jiacamp@yahoo.com
Website: www.jiacamp.com
Location: 2316 1/2 trinity st los angeles california
Phone: (213)258-7096
Facebook: facebook.com/juvenilearthritis
Twitter: @twitter_JIACAMP