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Adult retreat

These past 9 days has been the most crazy, hectic, stressful but rewarding time. I've done things I never thought I was capable of and I've met the most amazing campers. Underneath all the stress and anger, I've loved it here. Camp courage is an amazing place. the staff are pretty decent too, making me learn new things about myself that I didn't know existed. I feel like I can take on the world now! (Friday off so I'm now freee)

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Remember you are wonderful and deserve every happiness 💜

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I'm at camp courage for adult retreat for the next two weeks. This place is stunning

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Many Heathens awoke on the morning of September 2nd to the news that the Asatru Folk Assembly’s “Midwest Fallfest” had been kicked out of the camp that they had booked for the event just days before the event was due to take place. Given the recent flurry over the AFA’s statements and stances, the article (written by the “StarTribune”) quickly made the rounds and received a mixed review. While the reporting done on our religious community was refreshingly thorough and honest, many AFA supporters were furious over the accusations made in the article as well as by Camp Courage.... Click the link for more!

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J&J Philippines Launches Camp Courage

J&J Philippines Launches Camp Courage: An advocacy aimed to help build the confidence of Filipina teens to seize the moment Teen brands Carefree, Modess, and Clean & Clear hope to inspire 400,000 Filipina teens nationwide

In its commitment to be the partner of Filipino families in addressing their needs in every life stage, Johnson & Johnson Philippines launched Camp Courage -- a movement that seeks to help Filipina teens overcome the many difficult challenges they go through during their teenage years, such as dyahe, hiya, and kaba, by providing the right tools and information to build their confidence in seizing every moment for them to reach their full potential.

According to a study* conducted about the behavior of teens nowadays, 75% of girls ages 13-17 want to feel accepted yet are afraid of being judged. Among Filipinas, this translates to dyahe, hiya, and kaba, which are amplified by the many changes they go through physically, emotionally, and socially.

Camp Courage lead advocate Liza Soberano with representatives from J&J Philippines: Associate Director for Marketing Lovenna Cadano and Group Brand Manager for Women’s Health and Beauty Karen Co.

This prompted J&J Philippines to jumpstart the advocacy, Camp Courage. “Knowing and understanding the needs of young Filipinas is the very foundation of the advocacy we are doing at J&J Philippines,” shared Karen Co, Group Brand Manager for Women’s Health & Beauty of J&J Philippines. “It is during the teenage years when girls start to feel new emotions that translate into their perception about themselves and how they relate to others. Madalas nandyan yung ‘dyahe’, ‘hiya’, at ‘kaba’ especially when they start to get affected by the many changes that are happening around them, which also include the bodily changes resulting in discomfort. That is why we developed Camp Courage: an advocacy that helps today’s girls fight hiya, dyahe, and kaba, and turn them into saying “kayang-kaya!” We want to empower Filipina teens to celebrate their teenage years by building up their confidence to seize every moment with the right tools and information, leading up to realizing their full potential.”

Johnson & Johnson Philippines aims to visit 500 schools nationwide through the Camp Courage school tours. Camp Courage ambassador Liza Soberano  joined by Associate Director for Marketing Lovenna Cadano (leftmost) and Group Brand Manager for Women’s Health and Beauty Karen Co (rightmost) of J&J Philippines; teen expert Mary Clare Pineda (2nd from right); teen blogger Isabel Garcia (3rdfrom right); and Camp Courage’s senior scouts.

Camp Courage will go around the Philippines to reach out to about 400,000 Filipina teens in 500 schools nationwide. It will conduct workshops and activities that will help girls understand their bodies even better, know the right things to do in any situation, and find opportunities where they can enhance their talents and skills even more. More importantly, the Camp Courage School Program will encourage teens to face their teen challenges head on, inspiring them to believe in themselves and their abilities.

The advocacy will also run online at www.ourcampcourage.ph where teens can support each other by sharing information and inspiring stories to help them be the best that they can be. This platform will be a venue to house a strong support system for girls encouraging other girls, making it a safe place where they can share their thoughts and feelings, and receive much needed support as they go through the challenges of teenage life.

Among the brands supporting this campaign are Clean & Clear, which seeks to help girls show their real self with the confidence of clean and clear skin; Carefree, which aims to let them discover and fully enjoy new experiences with a well-maintained fresh confidence; and, lastly, Modess, which empowers them to make their move with unrestrained confidence.

Camp Courage seeks to inspire every Filipina teen to be determined to discover her full potential by not being held back by the many changes happening in her life, instead, allowing her to celebrate the many opportunities being young brings about!

Join the conversations and encourage other girls online by visiting www.ourcampcourage.ph this September, and by using the hashtag #CampCouragePH.

*A study conducted by Civic Science for Johnson & Johnson: Clean & Clear, 2014

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Special Needs Camps in South Carolina

Special Needs Camps in South Carolina

Camps for Children with Special Needs: Camp Adam Fisher. Summerton. “Unique opportunities” for children with diabetes. 24-hour medical monitoring and care available. Siblings and friends also welcome. Coed 6-17. 803-434-2442

Camp Burnt Gin. Wedgefield. DHEC-hosted, for children with physical disabilities and a range of chronic illnesses. Coed 7-15.

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