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What is Camp Liberté?
Camp Liberté was inspired by a group of dermatologists dedicated to offering children with skin diseases an opportunity to enjoy a summer camp experience. It is a project of the Camp Liberté Society, and is supported by the Canadian Dermatology Association and a donation by Stiefel, a GSK company.
Camp Liberté offers six days of fun for children in Canada between the ages of 7 and 11 who suffer from moderate to severe skin disease. This time gives the campers an opportunity to meet new friends and try new activities in a safe and secure environment—an experience of a lifetime!
Who Volunteers?
Along with the team of Stiefel volunteers, a team of dermatologists and nurses will be on hand to supervise treatment. One camp counselor per three children will coordinate all the exciting activities that the camp site has to offer, and will ensure any special needs are met.
What’s the Cost?
There is no fee for campers. Camp Liberté covers the costs for transportation to the camp, and for food and accommodation and all activities at the camp. The camp is hosted by Camp Papillon, the summer camp site of the Quebec Society for Disabled children.
Stiefel donated
$50,000 (CAD)
in 2010
to help support Camp Liberté.
Where’s Camp Liberté?
The camp is located on a 40-acre site on the shores of Lake St. Pierre, in the beautiful Lanaudière region of Quebec, about 120 km to the North of Montreal.
What Are the Camp Dates?
What Are the Camp Dates?
Sunday July 29, 2012 to Friday August 3, 2012
Deadline for registration: April 27, 2012.
Contact Details:
For more information, contact Camp Liberté or to donate, call 1-877-330-3130 in Canada or send an e-mail to: campliberte@dermatology.ca.
