RESEARCH
More than fun.
Research indicates that campers leave Camp For All with a sense of hope, growth in self-confidence and in an environment of understanding they realize they are not alone.
Drs. Clifton E. Watts, Ann M. Gillard, and Peter A. Witt from the Texas A&M University Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences, conducted a multiple-year study on Camp For All. The purpose was to understand outcomes associated with camp participation and what key events, activities, and processes lead to these changes for children with challenging illnesses or special needs at summer camp. View the Study.
Gillard, A.M., Camp Periwinkle at Camp For All Case Study 2009
Gillard, A.M., Camp Hope at Camp For All Case Study, 2009
Shelton, Kyle, Caregiver Benefits, 2009
ACCEPTED/PRESENTED PAPERS
Wedler, A 2020, ‘Camping with Patients: How seeing patients outside of the clinical setting affects views on patient care’, Thesis, Baylor University, Waco.
Gillard, A.M., Witt, P.A.,& Watts, C.E. (2009, March). Organizational Processes
Issues at a Camp for Youth with HIV/AIDS. Accepted for Northeast Recreation Research Symposium, Bolton Landing, New York
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