FAQ
Q. Is this Camp Glyndon?
A. Camp Glyndon has relocated to Lions Camp Merrick in Nanjemoy, Maryland under the
name “Lions Camp Merrick/Glyndon Diabetes Program".
Q. What will happen at Diabetes Camp?
A. The Glyndon Diabetes Program combines traditional summer camp activities with ongoing education of campers to achieve some degree of management independence.
Q. Who can attend Lions Camp Merrick?
A. The Deaf/HOH/KODA program accepts children, siblings, and friends ages 6-16. The Diabetes Family Session accepts children ages 5-16 and their families, up to 3 persons total. The Diabetes Program accepts children with diabetes and their siblings who are ages 7-16. Applications will be taken on a first come, first serve basis.
Q. Does the Camp offer financial aid?
A. Yes! To obtain information about our sponsorship program, please completely fill out one registration form per camper and return it with the $25 registration fee per camper with some proof of income (i.e. last year’s tax return).
Q. Do you accept children with disabilities?
A. Yes, however, all campers must be independent in activities of daily living.
Q. What accommodations do you offer for children with various allergies and diet restrictions?
A. Allergies and food adjustments can be made. Please discuss this with the nurse before camp.
Q. Do campers need to bring their diabetic supplies (ie. testing strips, insulin, etc.)?
A. Yes! However, if the camp receives enough donations, you will be asked to take your supplies home.