Louisiana Lions Camp continues registration for summer sessions

Louisiana Lions Camp registration continues for youth with special needs.
This summer marks the beginning of the 66th Louisiana Lions Camp — 61 years in Leesville. The first Lions Camp near Leesville is located on 185 acres of piney woodlands. To date more than 26,200 children have attended camp.
Lions Clubs across Louisiana are sponsoring youth with diabetes, pulmonary disorders, mental and physical challenges, and childhood cancer to give them an opportunity to experience a host of outdoor activities.
Activities range from swimming, arts and crafts, archery, air riflery, fishing and a host of other outdoor sports.
One week sessions are:
—June 11: Pulmonary disorders, ages 5-15.
—June 18: Mentally challenged, ages 8-19.
—June 25 and July 2: Physically challenged, ages 7-19.
—July 9 and 16: Diabetes, ages 6-14.
—July 23: Hematology/oncology disorders, ages 6-14.
Youth with pulmonary disorders, register online at www.comppelican.org. Youth with hematology/oncology disorders register online at www.campchallenge.org. And all others visit online at www.lionscamp.org.
The camps are free to eligible children and campers are assigned on a first come, first served basis when the application is complete.
For more information, contact Dianne Baill-argeon with the Morgan City Lions Club at 985-399-6068.