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Story Archives: Lions Club hosts free camp for special children


Lions Club hosts free camp for special children
posted Thursday, March 13th, 2008 @ 10:02 amE-mail Story E-mail Story | Print Story Print Story 
Applications for a summer vacation for special-needs youth in the Monroe area are now being accepted by members of the Monroe Downtown Lion's Club.

The Louisiana Lions Camp is located north of Leesville and will open Sunday, June 1. There will be a one-week session for youth with pulmonary disorders, two one-week sessions for the mild mentally challenged (ages 8-19), two one-week sessions for youth with diabetes(ages 6-14), two one-week sessions for visual, hearing and orthopedically impaired youth(ages 7-19).

There is no cost to the parents for the campers' stay. All requests for summer camp are handled locally by Lions, and each applicant requires Lion sponsorship.

For more information about the camp, contact Philip E. McQueen of the Downtown Monroe Lion's Club at 388-4303 or go online to the camp's Web site: www.lionscamp.org.
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