bunk beds was exercising! Photo Booth photos are worth having. Suffering Camp withdrawals!!!!!!” On Sunday morning campers were on the move early again and given a variety of activities to choose from. Many went to explore the Coogee Marina while others enjoyed hula hooping, yoga, craft; stand up paddle boards and massages. The West Coast Street Rod Club generously donated their time and provided joy rides to campers in their amazing vehicles throughout the morning. All too soon it was time to the camp for this year. We all enjoyed a goodbye lunch and the speeches began. Many campers got up and expressed their happiness at having been able to participate in this fantastic experience. A few comments from volunteers and campers are listed below: enjoy spending time with everyone and seeing deafblind “I participants mixing socially with each other. I observed there was a lot of mixing, even between people with different communication modes. This was excellent” best camp I’ve ever attended, I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT” “The lots of new things and was smiles all weekend” “Experienced socialising and meeting new people and old friends” “Loved did a fantastic job” “Senses first time. Want to go again” “My just want to say as a carer how important camps such as this “I one are to me my brother is not the only one who appreciates – your efforts A big thankyou to all involved from me!!” – “Thoroughly enjoyed myself as a volunteer. Hope to be back in 2018!” “Very huge THANK YOU for very wonderful camp weekend DB people had very great time”
bunk beds was exercising! Photo Booth photos are worth having. Suffering Camp withdrawals!!!!!!” On Sunday morning campers were on the move early again and given a variety of activities to choose from. Many went to explore the Coogee Marina while others enjoyed hula hooping, yoga, craft; stand up paddle boards and massages. The West Coast Street Rod Club generously donated their time and provided joy rides to campers in their amazing vehicles throughout the morning. All too soon it was time to the camp for this year. We all enjoyed a goodbye lunch and the speeches began. Many campers got up and expressed their happiness at having been able to participate in this fantastic experience. A few comments from volunteers and campers are listed below: “I enjoy spending time with everyone and seeing deafblind participants mixing socially with each other. I observed there was a lot of mixing, even between people with different communication modes. This was excellent” “The best camp I’ve ever attended, I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT” “Experienced lots of new things and was smiles all weekend” “Loved socialising and meeting new people and old friends” “Senses did a fantastic job” “My first time. Want to go again” “I just want to say as a carer how important camps such as this one are to me – my brother is not the only one who appreciates your efforts – A big thankyou to all involved from me!!” “Thoroughly enjoyed myself as a volunteer. Hope to be back in 2018!” “Very huge THANK YOU for very wonderful camp weekend DB people had very great time”
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