Camp Noah Helps Kids Play And Heal After Tornado
HUGO - As parents struggle through insurance claims, home repairs, and getting life back to normal in the wake of the Hugo tornado, children aff ected by the disaster have also been working through the experience.
Two weeks ago, 58 children came together at Camp Noah, a weeklong faith-based day camp for children who have been aff ected by disaster, to help begin processing through the tornado aft ermath.
The curriculum for Camp Noah is based on the story of Noah and the flood, and was developed by Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota.
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