2023 Camp Applications are OPEN!

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2023 PROGRAM DATES

Join us for a day!

Learn more about our programs and connect with other families affected by childhood cancer at our one-day picnic events. Pack a lunch for your family and come have fun with Okizu at a picnic space near you!

April 8 at Camp Arroyo

April 15 at Sacramento Republic Soccer Game

August 27 at Camp Arroyo

*Fall Sacramento date and location TBA

Join us for a weekend!

Family Camp is a weekend-long program that provides a chance to enjoy time with your family; participate in a variety of outdoor activities, connect, and build friendships with families like yours who are coping with the challenges that accompany the cancer diagnosis.

March 31 – April 2 at Camp Campbell            Open to all families

May 19 – 21 at Camp Del Oro                          Open to all families

May 26 – 29 at Camp Arroyo                           Open only to families who are bereaved

August 11 – 14 at Camp Del Oro                      Open to all families

August 18 – 20 at Camp Arroyo                       Open to all families

October 6 – 8 at CYO Camp                            Open to all families

October 20 – 22 at Camp Del Oro                   Open to all families

Send your child for a week!

Summer camp consists of 5 week-long sessions, two for Oncology patients and three for Special and Important Brothers and Sisters (SIBS). Both camps provide tons of fun for pediatric oncology patients and their siblings through separate programs. All programs create an atmosphere which nurtures self-esteem, and fosters a sense of community..

June 12 – 17 at Camp Arroyo                           Oncology Session

June 19 – 23 at Camp Arroyo                           SIBS Session

July 2 – 7 at Camp Taylor                                 Oncology Session

July 9 – 14 at Camp Taylor                               SIBS Session

July 16 – 21 at Camp Taylor                             SIBS Session

 

COVID-19 (Updated 04/05/2023)

Our medical team works hard every year to make camp as safe as possible for all our campers and our volunteers. They will continue to monitor current public health issues and we will update our safety protocols as is appropriate. At this time, Okizu is requiring all individuals attending an in-person session of camp be vaccinated against COVID-19, which includes an original two-dose series and a bi-valent booster.

If you would like more information, please call the Okizu office or email heather@okizu.org. You can also visit the CDC website at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/specific-groups.html

Testing for COVID-19 will be expected to attend an in-person overnight program. At this time, our Medical Advisory Committee has stated it is too far in advance to determine the testing algorithm based on current infection rate. We will provide more information on testing requirements as we get closer to the in-person camp sessions.

Masks will be required for all campers and volunteer staff attending in-person programs while indoors, and when in close proximity.

**** All information presented above is subject to change with advice from our Medical Advisory Committee as the climate of COVID-19 is constantly changing. Okizu always prioritizes the safety of our campers and staff and we will continue to do so moving forward.*****

If you would like to receive additional information about Okizu, please call the office at 415.382.9083, or email enrollment@okizu.org.