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Teen Weekend – Children’s

A supportive weekend retreat for teens with transplants or kidney disease.

Fri, 30 Oct 2026 – Sun, 1 Nov 2026 Camp Twin Lakes - Will-A-Way Winder , Georgia
The Teen Weekend – Children’s is a specialized retreat hosted at the Camp Twin Lakes Will-A-Way campus in Winder, Georgia. Designed specifically for teens living with transplants or kidney disease, this weekend provides a safe and supportive environment to connect with peers facing similar health journeys. Participants can enjoy a variety of camp activities, fostering independence, confidence, and lasting friendships. It is a meaningful experience that combines fun with essential peer support.

What to Expect

Expect a weekend filled with fun activities, peer bonding, and a supportive community atmosphere.

Who Should Attend

  • Teens with transplants
  • Teens with kidney disease
  • Families
  • Healthcare supporters

Agenda Overview

The retreat runs from October 30 to November 1, 2026.
Venue & Address
Camp Twin Lakes - Will-A-Way
210 S Broad St # 5
Winder , Georgia – 30680
United States
Organizer
Camp Twin Lakes / Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta · Nonprofit/Healthcare
A partnership providing specialized camp experiences for children with serious health conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this for?
Teens with transplants, kidney disease, or related conditions.
Where is it held?
Camp Twin Lakes-Winder, 210 S. Broad Street, Unit 5, Winder, GA.
How do I apply?
Applications are typically managed through Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta or Camp Twin Lakes.
Is it free?
Check the application details for information on costs and scholarships.
Is medical support available?
Yes, the camp is designed to support the medical needs of the participants.
Can I bring a friend?
The program is specifically for eligible teens; check with the organizers.
Tags
Teen Camp Winder Twin Lakes Health Support
Summary
A weekend retreat for teens with transplants or kidney disease.
Highlights
  • Peer support for teens
  • Safe and inclusive environment
  • Engaging camp activities
  • Support for transplant/kidney patients
  • Professional staff
  • Accessible campus
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