Camp Grey Dove
Any Baby Can offers a summer camp for children with cancer and their siblings. The camp helps kids learn coping skills while making friends and having fun.








PROGRAM DETAILS
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the whole family is affected. The child and their siblings may experience feelings of sadness, jealousy or guilt.
Camp Grey Dove is a week-long summer camp designed for children who have or had cancer and their siblings. Campers benefit from meeting other kids who understand, as well as making new friends, trying new things, and “taking a break” from family stress.
The camp has traditional activities like swimming, a ropes course, scavenger hunts, archery and a talent show. In addition, there are therapeutic programs and group counseling that help campers process their experiences. The therapy is fun and age-appropriate, with activities, crafts and games that get kids to open up, explore emotions, and learn coping skills.
APPLY TODAY!
Space is limited – don't wait to submit your application.
If you have any questions about Camp Grey Dove, contact campgreydove@anybabycan.org.
Camp Date
August 1-5, 2022
Location
Peaceable Kingdom in Killeen, TX
Fees
There is no cost to attend Camp Grey Dove.
Applications closed for 2022.
BECOME A CAMP COUNSELOR
Camp Grey Dove counselors play a key role in creating and facilitating a welcoming experience for campers.
Counselors work with Any Baby Can and Peaceable Kingdom staff, and receive a small stipend. During the week-long camp, counselors help campers get the most of their experience, while ensuring a fun, safe environment.
Applications are reviewed and counselors selected based on their skills and experience, a desire to work with children affected by cancer, previous camp experience, and availability.
Applications closed for 2022.
For information about camp counselors or the application, contact campgreydove@anybabycan.org.
Camp counselors must be 18 years of age by June 6 in order to apply. Counselors must be available for the entire week of camp, August 1-5, and attend an in-person training in Austin in late May.
If you’re 15-17 years of age as of June 6 and you have a sibling who has had cancer, you may be eligible to become a Counselor in Training (CIT)! Applications are closed for 2022.