A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE It's a fact of life for kids with diabetes; they face a set of unique challenges. Which is why we think deserve a set

of unique opportunities. That's the big idea behind Camp Adam Fisher, an annual summer born in 1968 out of a father's

wish for his daughter. Our mission is to offer all the experiences, lessons benefits of summer camp to children with

diabetes, while teaching them how to live longer and healthier lives. Our pledge is to do so in a safe, well-monitored

environment where professional attention can be afforded to each camper's individual needs. It's simple really. A week

of camp, packed with great activities, fun, friendship and self-discovery.



SUMMER CAMP

Camp Adam Fisher is a weeklong overnight camp for children with diabetes, their brothers, sisters and friends ages 6-17.

We also offer a Counselor in training (CIT) program for teenagers ages 16-17. Kids come from all over the southeast to

experience this unique opportunity, while learning more about managing their diabetes, making new friends and having a

blast. Camp Adam Fisher will be held June 6th-June 12th, 2010, at the R.M. Cooper 4-H leadership Center, located on

a 110-acre peninsula on the Wyboo Creek section of Lake Marion in Summerton, S.C., only 15 minutes from Interstate 95.

Activities

We have exciting and challenging activities desiged for campers of all ages.

The "Blob", kayaking, Tubing, Mountain Bikes, Slide Show, Basketball, Volleyball, Arts & Crafts, Kickball, Football, Carnival,

Olympics, Teams course, Horse Rides, Zip Line, Game Room, Paintball, Nature, Paddleboats, Archery, Water Slide, Field

Games, Swimming, Canoeing, Hiking, Dancing, Cookout, Talent Show, Jet Skis, Surf Bikes, Water Trampoline, Camp Fire,

Sailing Adventures in Camping for older campers ages 12-17 continues this year providing new challenges and increased

excitement to the camping experience.Half Day Tubing, Half Day Pontoon Trip, Low Ropes Course, High Ropes Course,

Climbing Wall, Half Day Canoeing

Accommodations

Each camper will be assigned a group based on age and gender. A typical group will average ten campers, two counselors

and a CIT. Each group will stay in dormitory style, air-conditioned rooms located on the shores of lake Marion. The

counselors will guide their group through the weeks fun-filled activities and events, while safely managing each campers

diabetes.

Medical Staff

Our 24-hour volunteer medical staff includes; Pediatric Endocrinologists, Pediatricians, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses,

Registered Dietitians and Phar D's. Our Dietitans supervise all meals and snacks, while teaching campers about

carbohydrate counting and good nutrition. All week long our medical staff monitors blood sugars, adjusts insulin levels

and administers medications, so each camper has a safe and healthy experience.