Camp Mokulēʻia is hosting the 2024 Families Can Survive weekend November 15-17th which is for families who have been affected by childhood cancer. This weekend is all about becoming: “Families who play together, stay together.” 

 

This weekend is all about play! When going through a diagnosis, treatment, and the recovery and remission process, it is often hard to make authentic connections with one another. Whether you have little ones or pre-teens, family bonding is important to create a strong family foundation. Play allows families time to talk, laugh and lighten up. Family memories are built, inside jokes are shared, and serious moments of intimacy are communicated. We have crafted moments for you to connect with your family, other families and survivors through play.

 

Come with an open mind, ready to smile and laugh together as we show you easy ways to play with your family. We hope these moments help to build/spark new relationships within this community so that we can all become stronger together. Don't miss the fun for the whole family! Activities will include, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, zip-lining, family games and team building, arts and crafts, campfire, and more!