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Buddy Camp brings fun and friendship
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
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Marybeth Rigsby and her therapy dog, Chai entertain campers Karen Batiz and Collette Durante, along with counselor, Adrian Bordon, a student at Bishop England High School.
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Claire Vail, age 6, looks at the visor she made at Down Syndrome Association of the Lowcountry Buddy Camp held at Providence Baptist Church on Daniel Island.
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Above, Sharon Field lets Evan Boulware give her therapy, Scamps a friendly pat on the head. K-9 Care Unit therapy dogs came with their owners as an added plus to this year's Buddy Camp.
Left, Shown from left, Cooper Hammett, Abigail Pierce, Regan Wells, Elizabeth Teagle (counselor), Ella King and Kim Embler (music therapist) enjoy singing the "Windshield Wiper Dance." Elle King, Elizabeth Teagle and Claire Vail make beautiful visors at Buddy Camp.
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The DSAL (Down Syndrome Association of theLowcountry) Buddy Camp was held at Providence Baptist Church on Daniel Island last week.
A primary goal of the camp is to provide opportunities for the children with Down Syndrome to achieve success.
DSAL's mission is to promote awareness, inclusion and acceptance of all individuals.
The camp's focus is about fostering and improving relationships between the camper and the camp buddy.
This year the theme for Buddy Camp was "on the go."
See more pictures from this year's camp by visiting our website at www.moultrienews.com.
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