Programs
Camp Cranium provides programs throughout the year to empower children with brain injury. The goal is to support these children to enjoy life to their fullest potential.
Camp Cranium Summer Camp
This is a week long overnight camp experience in Millville, PA. Our Campers are children who have been diagnosed with an Acquired Brain Injury/Traumatic Brain Injury from ages 6-18 years old. Camp Cranium is held at Camp Victory, which is a completely handicap accessible recreational facility. Our children are match 1:1 with a counselor for the week of camp. They stay in air conditioned cabins with campers and counselors. Every year Camp Cranium plans a week long theme full of fun and activities. Our children get to experience climbing a rock wall, going down a zip line, swimming in the pool, participating in a dance night, roasting marshmallows by the fire while singing camp songs, fishing in the pond, and paddling in the boats. They also participate in themed based activities. All activities are adaptable to all abilities.
Camp Cranium Ski Retreat
Camp Cranium added a Teen Ski Retreat to offered programs in 2018. Our participants are our teen who have attended camp. This Abilities Ski Retreat is a one day event held at Jack Frost Ski Resort. Jack Frost’s Adaptive Ski Program allows all our kids to ski down the mountain. They provide sit skis, balance skis, and many other adaptations to allow all the opportunity to ski the slopes!
It’s almost time for camp and we couldn’t be more excited about these amazing swag bags! Thank you #powerhouseplanning and @duke_energy !
It’s almost time for camp and we couldn’t be more excited about these amazing swag bags! Thank you #powerhouseplanning and @duke_energy !
4 MORE! We are almost there we are in need of 4 MORE MALE counselors. Our Camp Cranium family has done an amazing job spreading the word. Please help with this FINAL push to get a few more. Link in our bio for the Counselor Application! #campcounselors #campcranium #braininjurycamp
4 MORE! We are almost there we are in need of 4 MORE MALE counselors. Our Camp Cranium family has done an amazing job spreading the word. Please help with this FINAL push to get a few more. Link in our bio for the Counselor Application! #campcounselors #campcranium #braininjurycamp
Keep the counselors coming!! 🤩We are need 5-6 more male counselors. Keep spreading the word 📣. Counselor APPLICATION link 🔗 in our bio. We are…CAMP CRANIUM 🧠! #braininjurycamp #survivor #campcounselor #volunteering
Keep the counselors coming!! 🤩We are need 5-6 more male counselors. Keep spreading the word 📣. Counselor APPLICATION link 🔗 in our bio. We are…CAMP CRANIUM 🧠! #braininjurycamp #survivor #campcounselor #volunteering
✨ COUNSELOR SPOTLIGHT ✨
Scott Gay is a fellow in Critical Care Medicine who served as a counselor his first year of med school and returned nearly every year since! Dr. Scott is now returning as one of our Camp Physicians and currently serving as Vice President of the Camp Cranium Board of Directors!
“Coming to camp, I knew I would be able to be of help to the campers. Leaving camp, I had no idea the help the campers would be to me. I see inspiration in every smile, courage in every struggle, and hope in each and every camper that comes.
This camp is the one week every year that gets me through the remainder of the 51. It changed my life more than any experience to date and I never plan on stopping! Camp has carried me through medical school, through my emergency medicine residency, and currently in my fellowship in critical care medicine. I love camp deep down, oh deep down down...deep down in my heart”
We are still seeking male counselors! Consider signing up or sharing with a friend today!
✨ COUNSELOR SPOTLIGHT ✨
Scott Gay is a fellow in Critical Care Medicine who served as a counselor his first year of med school and returned nearly every year since! Dr. Scott is now returning as one of our Camp Physicians and currently serving as Vice President of the Camp Cranium Board of Directors!
“Coming to camp, I knew I would be able to be of help to the campers. Leaving camp, I had no idea the help the campers would be to me. I see inspiration in every smile, courage in every struggle, and hope in each and every camper that comes.
This camp is the one week every year that gets me through the remainder of the 51. It changed my life more than any experience to date and I never plan on stopping! Camp has carried me through medical school, through my emergency medicine residency, and currently in my fellowship in critical care medicine. I love camp deep down, oh deep down down...deep down in my heart”
We are still seeking male counselors! Consider signing up or sharing with a friend today!
Thank you to all our wonderful supporters for spreading the word on our need for MALE camp counselors 🤩! We are almost there! We need 7️⃣ more to reach our goal. Please continue to share and recruit counselors! APPLICATION LINK 🔗 in our bio. We are so excited for camp ⛺️ this year! 💚 #counselors #camp #braininjury #summercamp
Thank you to all our wonderful supporters for spreading the word on our need for MALE camp counselors 🤩! We are almost there! We need 7️⃣ more to reach our goal. Please continue to share and recruit counselors! APPLICATION LINK 🔗 in our bio. We are so excited for camp ⛺️ this year! 💚 #counselors #camp #braininjury #summercamp
✨COUNSELOR SPOTLIGHT ✨
Abigail Graham is a freshman at Thomas Jefferson University who originally planned to attend camp as a camper but her plans were deterred by COVID-19. Abigail is now returning for her second year as a counselor!
“The brain injuries did not stop the campers from doing anything. I saw them zipline, fish, swim, and many more camp activities. It inspired me because I have a brain injury too. Everyone was so happy and supportive. I do not think I will meet a more supportive camp that challenges me to make the best out of my injury.”
Interested in being a counselor? We are still seeking male counselors! Please share this incredible opportunity with your friends!
✨COUNSELOR SPOTLIGHT ✨
Abigail Graham is a freshman at Thomas Jefferson University who originally planned to attend camp as a camper but her plans were deterred by COVID-19. Abigail is now returning for her second year as a counselor!
“The brain injuries did not stop the campers from doing anything. I saw them zipline, fish, swim, and many more camp activities. It inspired me because I have a brain injury too. Everyone was so happy and supportive. I do not think I will meet a more supportive camp that challenges me to make the best out of my injury.”
Interested in being a counselor? We are still seeking male counselors! Please share this incredible opportunity with your friends!