Camp Hamwi Therapeutic Camps | Central Ohio Diabetes Association
For more than 50 years, the Central Ohio Diabetes Association has offered Camp Hamwi, a unique and exceptional summer camp experience for youths with diabetes. Campers learn to take control of their diabetes management while participating in exciting traditional summer camp activities. Diabetes education topics include nutrition and carbohydrate counting, insulin therapy, and blood glucose monitoring. Camp staff include cabin counselors, social workers, nurses, dietitians, and physicians. Many staffers have diabetes themselves, and former campers can seek training to become part of the Camp Hamwi team. While Camp Hamwi serves youths ages 7-17, children as young as 3 can participate in diabetes day camps. CODA’s summer youth camps allow children and families to connect with a community of support, part of a lifelong path to living well while navigating the challenges of diabetes.
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Physical Address
1699 West Mound Street, Columbus, OH 43223
Hours
Call 614-278-3130 or visit agency website www.diabetesohio.org for camp dates and updated information.
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Fax
(614) 278-3143
Application process
Call or visit website for information on specific camps and costs.
Fee
Call for fee information.
Eligibility
Children and youth with diabetes. Day Camps at the Hoover Y (Columbus, OH) Kids Camp, for children ages 3-7 Stepping Stones, for children ages 8-12 Residential Camp (Danville, OH) Junior Challenge, youth ages 7-12 Senior Challenge, teens ages 13-17
Service area
Knox County, Ohio
Muskingum County, Ohio
Perry County, Ohio
Pickaway County, Ohio
Franklin County, Ohio
Delaware County, Ohio
Madison County, Ohio
Fairfield County, Ohio
Licking County, Ohio
Pike County, Ohio
Morgan County, Ohio
Ross County, Ohio
Fayette County, Ohio
Union County, Ohio
Athens County, Ohio
Agency info
Central Ohio Diabetes Association
Provides diabetes and nutrition education; Community detection program to identify undetected or uncontrolled diabetes; Camp and youth programs; Community outreach programs to high-risk populations; Financial resources information Emotional support programs.