The DAGC staff includes health professionals experienced in diabetes, available to answer your questions or to direct you to the best resources for you. DAGC canrefer you to physicians, hospitals, registered dietiticians, diabetes educators and other health professionals who are interested in diabetes care and treatment. Contact The Diabetes Association to make an appointment. Mita Koda Camp Ho Mita Koda, established in 1929, provides a residential summer camping experience for children with diabetes, ages six through fifteen. Boys and Girls enjoy swimming, boating, arts and crafts, tennis, marksmanship, archery, nature programs, horseback riding, field trips and group games under the direction of a specially trained staff.
Campers are under the care of a dispensary headed by a registered nurse.
The camp medi cal program is directed by a senior staff of physicians, diabetes and pediatric specialists, who are on call 24 hours a day. An adventure program for diabetic teens is also available through Camp Ho Mita Koda. The Diabetes Association of Greater Cleveland has provided in excess of one million dollars in support of Camp Ho Mita Koda, its programs and its campership fund. The camp's administrative offices are housed at DAGC, where you can obtain a camp brochure or additional information about the camp program. The library is open to the public during normal business hours.