Camp Moja

Camp MOJA, founded in 1977 by the Community of Christ Church, is a unique summer camp for children and adults with developmental disabilities. MOJA, which translates from the Swahili dialect as "number one," not only fulfills campers emotional and recreational needs, buts also encourages and promotes many social skills as well. Camp Moja is a non-for-profit organization and is staffed by volunteers who offer their services for the week-long experience each June. Counselors place campers' wants and needs as the "number one" priority. Selfless love, exciting activities, many laughs, and the formation of new friendships between counselors and campers make Camp Moja a one-of-a-kind experience.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• developmental
• disabilities