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Teen Brain Tumor Survivor Camp

By Camp Mak-A-Dream

Listed under Swim camps · Horseback riding camps · Hiking camps · Climbing camps · Archery camps · Traditional camps · Medical, grief and support camps

An instructor and three children wearing helmets and harnesses pose together outdoors.
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  • A child in a safety helmet climbs a wooden rock wall.
  • A large group of children and adults pose on a hilltop holding a banner.
  • A group of teenagers enjoys playing with a ball in an outdoor swimming pool.
  • A large group of young people stands together on a grassy hillside after hiking.
  • A group of children and young adults pose together in a grassy field.
  • A bed of bright pink columbine flowers grows in front of a yellow wellness center building.

About this camp

The Teen Brain Tumor Survivor Camp (previously called Teen Heads Up Conference) is a unique program for teen survivors of brain tumors (ages 13-18) and offers an opportunity for these young people to meet, learn, share, and have fun. Educational workshops address topics from relationships to self-advocacy while building a social network to last long after attendees leave Montana.

How to join

Ask about next season: Teen Brain Tumor Survivor Camp at Camp Mak-A-Dream

Eligibility

Ages or grades
13-18 years old
Adaptive program
Yes
Counselor ratio
There are typically 35 – 40 campers per session.

Cost and supplies

Published cost
free
What to bring
Camp provides campers with sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, towels, sunscreen, and bug spray. Life guards are always on duty when the pool is open and we have a variety of life jacket sizes for camper use. Make sure you pack: Medications for their entire stay (in original pill bottles, packed in their carry on bag)

Cost help

Camp Mak-A-Dream publishes scholarships, sliding fees, or other financial aid. Ask the provider how to apply, or see Help paying.