| What
is Royal Family Kids' Camps?
Royal
Family Kids' Camps, (RFKC) was established in 1985 to help
children who are victims of abuse, neglect and have been
abandoned.
One week camps
are designed to meet the unique and
overwhelming needs of children in the foster care system.
Campers experience the outdoors in a safe and caring
environment.
This year
there are over 124 Camps scheduled. The Camps will be
manned by over 5,500 volunteers and over 5,000 campers
will attend.
There is no cost to the kids and each Camp raises its own
funds.
RFKC is
fun. . .
Activity
Centers, games, sports, hiking, birthday parties, dress
up, mail center and swimming are only part of
the program. Abused, neglected and abandoned children rarely have the
opportunity to have this kind of ordinary fun.
RFKC
supports Social Services. . .
Royal
Family Kids' Camps work along side social workers who have
stepped in to rescue children from abusive environments.
Royal
Family Kids' Camps are about planting happy memories in a
child whose past may only hold horrors. It's about giving
them a new way to look at the world with new hope for
tomorrow.
Link
to Royal Family Kids' Camps web site:
http://www.rfkc.org/
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