The Story of Camp Lloyd
Lloyd was a young boy of 8 when his dad died. Feeling alone and overwhelmed, he found life got a bit better when he could be with others who had a similar loss. He found it was good to know he could talk about his feelings and realized he was not alone.Camp Lloyd is so named to remind us that... together... we can help our hearts to get support and learn to have hope again.
New Photos
Enjoy our new photo albums from the 2011 session. -
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Camp Lloyd Video
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Fox 11 News Video 2010
Camp Lloyd Video 2009
Teen Connection: In this edition, teens share their grieving experiences related to a family member's death.
Heads-up For Camp Lloyd 2012!
Dates: June 18-22, 2012
At the Mauthe / Ecumenical Center on the UW-Green Bay campus
Online registration began January 11, 2012.
June 16, 2012 - Orientation for Parents/Guardians and Campers
Camp Lloyd is a week long day camp that goes all day from 8:30 am - 4:00pm. It is a camp for grieving children ages 7 - 14 held on the beautiful University of Wisconsin - Green Bay campus. The camp is filled with fun activities such as arts and crafts, music, games, swimming and hiking. It is also a time for campers to explore their own experiences of grief, realize that their feelings are normal and find support from each other.
The Camp Lloyd staff consists of professional grief counselors and trained student interns from the UW-Green Bay.
Check out the 2011 Camp Lloyd news story from the UW-Green Bay INSIDE blog.
Check out the Camp Lloyd in the News Papers:
- April 16, 2011 Donation by Rockland 4-H Club in the Wrightstown Area Spirit (PDF)
- June 16, 2011 Green Bay Press Gazette, "Camp Lloyd helps kids with loss of loved ones" (PDF)
- June 23, 2011 Green Bay Press Gazette, "Camp Lloyd helps kids cope with death" (PDF)