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for they have suffered the worst injury to the human body anyone can endure and survived."
- Gary R. Graham
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Louisiana
Burn Camp is held in June every year
at Camp Alabama in
Choudrant, LA.
Campers enjoy air-conditioned cabins, pavilion, dining hall, playground,
canoeing, swimming pool, and much more. Our camp accepts children ages
5 to 17 who have survived burn injuries.
The camp is free for all children, including meals and supplies. The camper to adult counselor ratio is 6:1. During the week of camp, we are voluntarily staffed by some of the Burn Care team, doctors, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, teachers, social workers, firefighters, parents of young burn survivors, and adult burn survivors. The Louisiana Burn Camp is made possible every year solely through private donations made to the nonprofit Percy R. Johnson Burn Foundation.
It's
healing legacy can only be continued with the ongoing generosity of
people like you. Individuals or organizations interested in sponsoring
a child or making a contribution can find out more at our Be
a Hero page. Help us, help them. You'll be glad you did! Presbytery
of the Pines provides Camp Alabama, 33 acres of woods, rolling hills
and a lake. Camp Alabama is located between Monroe and Ruston at the
intersection of Highways 145 and 821, approximately 4 miles north
of Interstate 20 from the Choudrant-Sibley Exit #93.
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The
Percy R. Johnson Burn Foundation is a private, not for profit organization,
dedicated to assisting burn survivors and their families. Supported
projects include the Louisiana Burn Camp. The camp offers young burn
survivors in Louisiana a summer camp atmosphere which promotes healing
in a supportive community.
You can help. Simply click on Be A Hero. |
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