flok Family Camps in Oregon and New Hampshire for Individuals With PKU and Inherited Metabolic Disorders
Family camp opportunities offer connection and learning opportunities for individuals affected by PKU (phenylketonuria) or any inherited metabolic disorder
flok offers two family camp opportunities in Oregon and New Hampshire. The in-person camps will take place:
- In Antelope, Oregon on June 4-7 at Washington Family Ranch.
- In Tuftonboro, New Hampshire on Sept. 17 – 20 at Camp Belknap.
Family camps provide connection and learning opportunities for individuals affected by PKU (phenylketonuria) or any inherited metabolic disorder (IMD).
Campers are welcome to join with family, friends, or on their own (18 and older) for three days of traditional camp activities and informative sessions for all ages and abilities.
Activities will include:
- Crafting and games
- Water sports and field games
- Silent discos and community fairs
- Meeting new friends
- Eating good food (low and high protein) and cooking demonstrations
- Learning about the latest research
See the Family Camps information on flok’s website for costs and other details. A limited number of scholarships are available to help with camp registration fees.
Register online for the Family Camp sessions in Oregon and New Hampshire. Registration is free for individuals living with an IMD.