Camp activities and diet are carefully coordinated with the special needs of our campers in mind. Dietitians supervise the total meal program and stress to the campers the importance of a well-balanced diet and its value to good control of their diabetes. Each camper's physician and parent will receive a detailed report of the camp's progress and medical follow-up information. The camp counselors and the teaching staff are supervised by a certified Camp Director. The staff members are competent and skilled in the areas they instruct.
Counselors are also well trained to meet the needs of the campers during the daily activities.
Campers must submit an application form, medical information form and waivers and consents form before they are considered for acceptance at Camp Carolina Trails. Early submission of all three forms is strongly recommended. Financial Information Camp Carolina Trails is a non-profit program of the American Diabetes Association and is supported by camper fees and private, corporate, civic and foundation gifts. Full or partial camperships are available to youth who live in North Carolina. The amount of the campership is determined by the family's ability to pay.