family support

Path Finders Camp

Path Finders Camp

A fun and supportive camp experience for grieving children and teens ages 6-15.

WHAT IS PATH FINDERS CAMP?

A multi-day camp for grieving children and teens, providing opportunities to interact with others who have experienced similar losses - in a safe, fun and supportive environment. Camp is directed by a licensed counselor who is supported by a team of specially trained volunteers.

Campers will:

  • Honor the memory of the person who died
  • Normalize feelings and learn coping skills
  • Participate in fun, outdoor games and activities
  • Make new friends!

WHO?

Children and teens ages 6-15 who have experienced the death of a sibling, parent, grandparent, friend or other significant person in their life.

WHEN?

July 28-31, 2026

Lunch and snacks will be provided.

Space is limited.

Children who have attended camp in two previous years will automatically be added to the wait list. This will ensure new campers will have the opportunity to participate.

 

WHERE?

Camp Miakonda
5600 West Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623

COST?

No Cost.
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors and donors, Path Finders Camp is offered at no cost to participants.

 

 

HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Click here to apply.

A new application must be submitted each year in order to attend camp.

Please understand that your child is not officially registered for camp until their application has been reviewed and confirmed by our staff, which includes a phone call to you.

We do ask that the child attends all four days of camp to fully benefit from the experience.

Questions can be directed to 419-931-5623 or pathfinderscamp@hospicenwo.org

INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?

Path Finders Camp depends on volunteers to be successful. Please consider donating your time. No special skills needed other than compassion and a desire to help.

For information about volunteering at Path Finders Camp, call 419-931-5534.

ADULTS WHO NEED BEREAVEMENT ASSISTANCE

We encourage adults/parents/guardians to access our bereavement services for themselves.

 

"I would like to thank everyone who was a part of my mom's care. She was at home and had hospice care. I know that I wouldn't have been able to keep my mom with me if it wasn't for hospice. Mom lived with me for 20 years with early onset Alzheimer's. And when the end of life part came she was in house and she had such caring nurses, aides and doctor. Our care made the end of her life very peaceful and that meant so much to our family."