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Amputee Coalition Youth Camp Accepting Applications

January 11, 2017
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The Amputee Coalition is accepting applications for its 2017 Paddy Rossbach Youth Camp and Leadership Camp, to be held July 7-12 at Camp Joy, Clarksville, Ohio. The camp is open to children ten to 17 years old who are living with limb loss. The application deadline is March 31.

All campers’ expenses, including travel, are paid through the Amputee Coalition’s fundraising efforts. The camp offers activities where campers are challenged to increase independence, test themselves, and build new friendships in a supportive, caring environment.

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

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