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2013 Deaf Camp Brochure

March 17th, 2013

2013 Deaf CampGreat News! The Brochure is Now Available. WHOOT!!

2013 Sertoma Deaf Camp invites children ages 8-16 who are deaf, hard of hearing, or signing CODA’s to join us in the beautiful Sauratown Mountains of Stokes County, North Carolina for a week of fun and adventure from June 16-21, 2013.  Campers will be accepted on a first come first serve basis as long as space is available. A non-refundable deposit of $75.00 made payable to Camp Sertoma Club of NC, VA & MD is required with the initial application.  If you have questions about Deaf Camp, please email SertomaDeafCamp@gmail.com. Our Deaf Camp Registrar (Sandy Waterman) and/or our Deaf Camp Program Coordinator (Brad Hardin) are happy to answer your questions.

Fun Weekend Rescheduled

September 6th, 2012
adventure camp - deaf camp 2012Dear Camp Sertoma Committee Member, Camp Sertoma Club Member, and/or Member of a Sertoma Club in the Chesapeake Bay, Doug Council, or Henry C. Carter Districts:
Because of a mixup as to the dates of the “third weekend of September,” the Sertoma 4-H Center will not be available on the weekend of September 15-16 for our event.   The Sertoma 4-H Center staff had us scheduled for the weekend of September 22-23  and in the meantime rented the property for a wedding on the  weekend of September 15-16.     
We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.  We hope that those of you who have RSVP’d that you were coming on the weekend of the 15th will be able to come a week later and those of you who had a conflict will now be able to attend.  The RSVP deadline date has been extended by another week.
Attached is a revised flyer and registration form.  Again we apologize for any inconvenience.
John Kelly

2012 Deaf Camp Brochures Online!

March 4th, 2012

Deaf Camp BrochureThe 2012 Sertoma Deaf Camp brochure/application form is now online.

Please note:

The tuition is still $500 per camper this year, to align with the actual per camper cost. Application deposits remain at $75 per camper, which will then be applied to total tuition cost.

Pleaes visit the Deaf Camp page to find out more information and forms. We have a great video of last year’s campers for you to watch.

If you need to request hard copies of the brochure or have questions. Please email sertomadeafcamp@gmail.com

Fun Weekend – September 16-18 2011

August 4th, 2011

Dear Sertoma member of Chesapeake Bay, Doug Council or Henry C. Carter Districts; member of Camp Sertoma Club of NC/VA/MD; member of Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee; and/or friend of Sertoma:

Download and view the flyer and registration forms to attend this year’s Camp Sertoma fun weekend, which will celebrate our 30th year of collaboration with North Carolina 4-H. Please bring a bunch of people with you, there will be activities for everyone to enjoy, from merely sitting in a rocking chair to navigating the high ropes course!

NOTE: The Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee and the Camp Sertoma Club of NC/VA/MD will meet at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, September 16, to maximize the amount of fun time we’ll have to enjoy on Saturday. Interested Sertomans and non-Sertomans are invited to attend the meeting.

Hope to see you there!

Yours in Service to Mankind,
John Kelly,
Chair, Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee
Chairman of the Board, Camp Sertoma Club of NC/VA/MD

Presidential visit to camp

May 15th, 2011

Sertoma President Dennis Lawler and his wife, Judy, of Liberty, Mo. visited Camp Sertoma today. Randy Mercer, governor of the Henry C. Carter District, sponsored the event today and prepared a wonderful lunch (see photos below). Keith Russell was joined by several Winston-Salem Sertom Club, Camp Sertoma Club, Raleigh Sertoma Club and Alamance County Sertoma Club members and other guests. The weather was fair and didn’t start drizzling until we were under the gym porch eating lunch. Keith Russell showed us all the newly renovated dining hall, kitchen, Cheshire Hall’s lobby, the chapel, the 2 classrooms and the 3 cabin circles. Afterward, committee chair John Kelly drove them to see the horse barn and riding ring, the Doug Council High Adventure course, and the campground. President Lawler and Judy were very complimentary of the camp and its facilities. A very successful event!
Janis Henderson-Hunsucker
Camp Club & Committee Secretary

Work Weekend 2011 – April 15-17

March 12th, 2011

John Kelly just sent out an email with the work weekend registration form. Please note the change in meeting date and time from Saturday morning to Friday evening. This will allow more time of us to work on various projects.
WORK WEEKEND AGENDA
Friday, April 15
Arrival as your schedule permits
7:00 p.m. – Dinner & Social Time
8:00 p.m. – Meeting of Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee & Camp Sertoma Club
Saturday, April 16
8:00 a.m. – Breakfast
Work on projects
12:00 p.m. – Lunch
Work on projects
6:30 p.m. – Dinner & Social Time
Sunday, April 11
9:00 a.m. – Breakfast
Work on various limited projects and departure as you wish

Deaf Camp Staff Application

February 15th, 2011

The Atlantic Region Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee is in need of signing Cabin Counselors and Deaf or Hard of Hearing Cabin Counselors to provide leadership and daily support of deaf, hard of hearing or hearing children with deaf or hard of hearing family members for our 28th annual Sertoma Deaf Camp. The Sertoma Clubs of North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland support this camp. The camp is held at Sertoma 4-H Educational Center, near Hanging Rock State Park in Danbury, NC. Counselors will be required to attend training with the regular summer staff at Sertoma 4-H Center and then provide assistance and leadership during the week of Deaf Camp.

Training day:  TBD
Camp week: June 19-24,2011

Applicants should have skills to work with deaf, hard of hearing and hearing campers. Prior experience with working with children in a camping environment will be considered. Applicants must be at least 18 and have completed high school.

Interested in working as part of the Deaf Camp Staff this summer? If so please download and fill out the Staff Application and email to Maggie Blehm, Deaf Camp Coordinator at sertomadeafcamp@gmail.com .

It’s going to be a great summer!

Fun Weekend September 17-19

August 14th, 2010

Have you made plans to attend fun weekend? Come and enjoy the relaxing environment and the fellowship with other Sertomans. It is also a great way to introduce new members to our multi-state sponsorship, Camp Sertoma of North Carolina. See the latest improvements that have been made to the camp property. And maybe even get into a little mischief along the way! I look forward to seeing you then.

Fun Weekend 2010 Registration Form & Flyer

Nancy Voiland

Deaf Camp A Success!

August 14th, 2010

Ninety-two happy campers enjoyed a great week of fun, outdoor activities, crafts and visiting Hanging Rock State Park. Kudos go to summer program director Robert Banks and 4-H for planning an excellent program for the campers. A big thank you to Michael Hoffman for his six years of dedication and service as deaf camp program coordinator.

None of this would have been possible without the continued support of the Sertoma Clubs in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland. Be on the lookout for pictures from camp and a video showing all the fun the campers enjoyed.

Nancy Voiland

deafcamp2010

Walk4Hearing

November 14th, 2009

The NC Hearing Loss Association raised $34,136.00 in its first Walk4Hearing. This is wonderful for the first year of an event. The final tally for the Sertoma Clubs was $1455.00!! Thanks go out to everyone who supported this event. The amount we raised will be given to Camp Sertoma to give a camper a scholarship to deaf camp.
Geneva Britt