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Following is the summary to my request for information about summer camps for 
elementary-aged children with celiac disease and diabetes. Thanks so much for 
all of the helpful responses. This listserve is comprised of truly kind and 
thoughtful people!  

The Gluten Intolerance Group® (GIG®) in Seattle has the oldest camp for 
children with Celiac Disease (CD). It is a mainstream camp, meaning that it 
is a Camp Fire Boys and Girls Camp (Camp Sealth on Vashon Island, WA) with 
two special sessions for children with CD. CD children attend from all over 
the US, and sometimes their hometown friends come with them to this camp.

For several years, CD children have attended the same sessions that those 
with Diabetes attend. The gluten free meals mimic the main stream camp and 
all foods for children with CD are approved by Cynthia Kupper, a Registered 
Dietitian, former Diabetes Educator, and Executive Director of GIG®. The 
gluten free meals (including variations for other food issues) are prepared 
by Cynthia and GIG® volunteers in a separate kitchen. 

To register for this camp, is best done by requesting the information from 
GIG®. Payment goes to Camp Fire Boys and Girls, but when registration is done 
through GIG®, there are additional forms that ask about additional food 
problems, favorite foods, etc. If registration is done through Camp Fire Boys 
and Girls and is marked with a child being gluten intolerant, they will send 
the child's information to GIG®, then the additional forms need to be mailed 
to the child.

Camp information should be available in early January and it does fill up 
fast. You may watch GIG®'s website www.gluten.net for information or send in 
your child's name and address to be on a direct mailing as soon as GIG® 
receives camp information from Camp Sealth.

Gluten Intolerance Group®
15110 10th Ave SW, Suite A
Seattle, WA 98166-1820

Telephone:          206-246-6652
Fax:                     206-246-6531
Website:              www.gluten.net
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Executive Director: Cynthia Kupper, RD, CD (Registered Dietitian, Diabetes 
Educator). Cynthia has Celiac Disease and is very willing to work with anyone 
that calls. She is highly recognized and respected as a national speaker and 
lecturer on Gluten Intolerance, Celiac Disease, and Dermatitis Herpetiformis.
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Bearskin Meadow Camp, run by the Diabetic Youth Foundation, is a camp for
kids with diabetes but they are equipped to feed kids that have celiac also.
Every summer more and more kids with celiac attend (as they are now
screening Type 1's).  My daughter is 13 and has attended Bearskin for 8
years.  The camp is in Kings Canyon National Park and is
wonderful.  They have kids camp, teen camp and family camps. 
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Camp Celiac, located in Rhode Island. Can be accessed online (web address not 
provided).
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There is going to be the first camp next summer for kids with both here in 
CA.  I talked to a dietician at Kaiser in SF who every year works at the 
diabetes kids camp and he said next year they will do a celiac/diabetes kids 
camp.  He does not yet know the date.   The dietician is:

Scott Brown RD CDE 
415/833-3862 
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