Camp Watcha Wanna-Do
Fort Wayne, IN, United States
About
Founded in 1992, Camp Watcha Wanna-Do is a charity based in Fort Wayne, United States working on health, children & youth.
Camp Watcha Wanna-Do is a non-profit that runs free recreational camp programmes for children surviving cancer or a brain tumor and their families in northeastern Indiana. Founded in 1992, it offers a resident camp for children aged 7 through high school graduation and a one-day Kinder Camp for children under 7. Camp is medically supervised by pediatric oncology nurses, and the organisation states that it is free for all campers and has never turned a camper away. It is funded by donations, corporate giving and fundraising events, and relies on a large volunteer base of counselors and event helpers.
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Resident Camp
Health · United States
Free residential summer camp for children surviving cancer or a brain tumor, ages 7 through high school graduation, with medical supervision on site.
Kinder Camp
Health · United States
One-day camp for children under 7 surviving cancer or a brain tumor and their families, with lunch provided.
CWWD Scholarship Program
Education · United States
Scholarship for college-bound students who are childhood cancer survivors, siblings, or bereaved siblings.
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COCA-I Gold Ribbon Certification
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Lutheran Children's Hospital, YMCA Camp Potawatomi
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