How It Works

Camp Noah is organized in a disaster-impacted community in partnership with local organizations or community groups. Camps are hosted across the country at child-friendly locations. Most camps are held six months to two years after a disaster or traumatic event, or they may also be organized independent of a disaster to equip children with preparedness and resiliency skills for life.

Collaborations

Camp Noah collaborates with a variety of organizations and groups including:

• Schools
• Community centers
• Long-term recovery committees and groups
• Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) agencies
• Places of worship

It takes three components to make a Camp Noah event happen:

• Partnership with a local Coordinating Organization
• Certified camp staff team
• Funding

Learn more about hosting a camp and How To Get Started

Contact Camp Noah about organizing a camp in your community.