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Amputee Coalition Youth Camp Accepting Applications

January 16, 2015
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The Amputee Coalition is accepting applications for the 2015 Paddy Rossbach Youth Camp, to be held July 10-15 at Camp Joy, Clarksville, Ohio. The camp is open to children 10-17 years old who are living with limb loss. The application deadline is March 20.

All campers’ expenses, including travel, are paid through the Amputee Coalition’s fundraising efforts. This year, an extra day has been added to the camp, “allowing our campers more time to spend with their friends and to participate in more activities,” according to the Amputee Coalition News.

Applications for campers and counselors can be found on the Amputee Coalition’s website.

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