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The Cavett Kids Foundation is a community where illness does not define the child. We offer camps and year-round programs completely FREE of charge, for kids with chronic and life-threatening illnesses. Our programs allow them to have fun while also connecting to others with similar medical conditions. Our programs are free for kids to attend because of the generous support of our donors. Our programs include kids with a wide range of serious illnesses, including heart disease, cancer, cystic fibrosis, Crohn’s disease, kidney failure, and much more.

and families. Parents looking for a unique overnight experience for their children can find it at a variety of accommodations. From private hotel-style options to bunkhouses for youth and children, these accommodations offer a safe and fun environment for families to explore nature and hear God’s voice. The staff are friendly and focused on making your stay the best ever! Plus, the communities create acceptance and respect for individuals and families, making it a great place to build relationships. Whether you’re looking for a weekend away or a week-long retreat, these accommodations provide a unique opportunity for children to explore nature and have an enjoyable experience. With a variety of private hotel-style options and bunkhouses for youth and children, there is something for everyone. The friendly staff are dedicated to providing the best experience for families, creating an environment of acceptance and respect. Parents can be assured that their children will be safe while enjoying the beauty of nature and hearing God’s voice. From private hotel-style options to bunkhouses for youth and children, these overnight accommodations offer a unique experience for families. The friendly staff is focused on making your stay the best ever while the communities create acceptance and respect for individuals and families.

OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center’s Camp Blue Hawk is dedicated to, serving children and teens living with type 1 diabetes through summer camp as well as year-long support programs. We create opportunities for campers to build their confidence, strengthen diabetes self-management skills and create long-lasting friendships. For many of our campers, this may be the only place they have to interact with other children who also have type 1 diabetes. 500 children with T1D benefit from Camp Blue Hawk annually. Our goal is that by attending Camp Blue Hawk programs, children and their families feel supported by community and confident in the daily challenges associate with type 1 diabetes.