LAKE COUNTY – Lake Family Resource Center has announced that registration is open for girls 11 through 15 years of age for the “All That” Camp taking place at Sutter Lakeside Hospital, June 25-29.

Did you ever say to yourself, “I wish I knew then what I know now”? The “All That” Camp will show girls that not all life lessons need to be learned the hard way. Participants will have the opportunity to have fun, learn and develop skills to become safe, healthy, vibrant and engaged members of our community.

Some of the many “All That“ Camp topics will include the importance of friendship, communication skills, resilience, dealing with stress, handling grief and loss, respecting differences, making healthy choices, body image, exercise, dance and movement, Yoga, art, team building, honoring your spirit, journaling, healthy relationships and much more.

One day of the camp will include activities for moms, grandmothers, aunts, etc. and one day for dads, grandfathers, uncles … or whoever the significant adults are in the lives of the girls.

Girls 16 years of age and older will be able to earn community service hours by volunteering as camp counselors. Counselors be able to attend all of the sessions while mentoring the younger girls.

Participating with Lake Family Resource Center to bring this camp to the girls of Lake County are Sutter Lakeside Hospital Wellness Center, Lake County Office of Education, Lake County Alcohol and Other Drugs Services, Inter-Tribal Council of California, Lake County Hospice and the Lakeport Police Department.

Cost for each participant is $75; many scholarships are available through the generosity of the community.

Each day will include breakfast provided by the Lake County Office of Education ROP Culinary Program, and lunch provided by Sutter Lakeside Hospital. In addition, transportation will be available from several Lake County locations.

Registration flyers will be sent home from school with girls in the fifth through eighth grades.

For more information, to register for the camp, or volunteer as either a camp counselor or adult volunteer, call Susan Thompson, Lake Family Resource Center, at 262-1611 or 888-775-8336.

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