Under quality medical, dietary, and program supervision campers also improve their understanding of living with diabetes. Lake Waseosa, near Huntsville. Children gain self-confidence, establish friendships, and learn about themselves. Under quality medical, dietary, and program supervision, campers also improve their understanding of living with diabetes. The Canadian Diabetes Association camping program offers children and youth with diabetes the opportunity to fully enjoy a residential camping experience.
Children gain self-confidence, establish friendships, and learn about themselves.
Under quality medical, dietary, and program supervision, campers also improve their understanding of living with diabetes. A very special camp for boys and girls with diabetes - a bridge to autonomous living and a good camping experience. Your child will realize that he is not the only one to have to cope with diabetes, and consequently, might gain a lot of self-confidence. It provides the experience of adventure in the out-of doors while instilling an awareness and appreciation for the natural environment. Camping teaches cooperation through playing, working, and planning with others.