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Cameron Boys Camp, a ministry of Baptist Children's Homes of NC, may offer your family the hope that you need.
The purpose of Cameron Boys Camp is to provide troubled boys in North Carolina, between the ages of 10-15 years old an opportunity to work out big problems and find a new direction for their lives.
Life goals are set using an outdoor setting, the fun and adventure of camping, and a team consisting of the boy, his family, camp staff, and peer groups.
Cameron Boys Camp helps boys grow emotionally, socially, mentally, physically, and spiritually.
The family also grows as they participate in goal setting, counseling, family conferences, and home visits.
All working together, a boy reunites with his family better able to succeed in his community.
Parents who feel like their son is going down the wrong path
and the whole family needs support.
Boys who are struggling with authority figures.
Boys who need to improve peer relationships.
Boys who need intense adult male role models and
relationships.
Boys who seem to be emotionally depressed.
Activities: Campers and their chiefs plan daily activities.
They build their own living shelters, cut wood, cook meals two days
a week, sort laundry, care for equipment, maintain trails, plan
trips, and have fun. Group games, fishing, swimming, crafts and
personal time fill their weeks, providing a well-balanced
program.
The program is COA Accredited.
The average boy gains two years academically in one year at
camp.
Chiefs: As authentic, adult role models, chiefs wear many hats
– from counselor to friend to teacher. Solid values and strong
standards are the backdrop of a chief’s life. Chiefs become deeply
involved, daring to change and grow themselves, to help the boys
succeed.
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Camp Information Sheet (2014)
For more than 70 years the lives of boys have transformed through this unique camp model...today partnerships include Cornell University and the University of ...
