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The Louisiana Lions Camp and the American Diabetes Association have worked together for over 25 years to provide summer camp fun and education to Louisiana's youth
with diabetes
Two one-week sessions are provided for Type1 (Insulin dependant) and Type II (Non-Insulin Dependant) Youth of Louisiana between the ages of 6 and 14 years old.
There is a CIT program for former campers who are 15 years old
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- The Lions of Louisiana provide their facility, 2 one-week sessions, program staff, and Lion Sponsorship of the campers
- The American Diabetes Association, provides a medical and dietary staff, handle camper recruitment and assignment, and secure insulin, blood testing meters and supplies
- Approximately 200 campers attend - the 6 to 10 year olds during the first week and the 11 to 14 year olds during the second week.
- An hour of Diabetes education is provided daily to all campers and staff by either the Doctors, Nurses, or Dietitians. The rest of the day is packed with LOTS of outdoor activity
scheduled around blood testing times and snacks.
- Medical and Dietary Staff consist of Medical Doctors, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Registered Dietitians, Student Dietitians, Student Nurses and Medical Students.
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Contact Information:
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Email American Diabetes Association
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call toll free - 1-888-DIABETES ext 6079
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or write.......
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American Diabetes Association
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2644 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd Suite 122
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Baton Rouge, LA. 70816
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Click the link below to the online brochure and application
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Please read all of the information carefully, call Lori if you have any questions Completed forms are mailed to ADA
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We need Doctors and Nurses to volunteer for this life impacting week of fun and education
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