Programs
Places where grieving children can play again
Every Camp Agape program blends carefully sequenced therapeutic activities with high-energy camp fun, in a faith-based environment that is safe and accepting of all emotions.
Choose a path
Five ways to heal
Four days. One brave step forward.
Camp Agape
Grieving children, ages 7–12
A bereavement camp that guides children through a therapeutic healing process — fishing, swimming, s'mores, equine therapy and crafts woven together with art, music, game and play therapy.
Healing that continues after camp.
Footprints
Children ages 6–15 and their families
A community-wide after-school program offering a safe, caring environment where children learn to identify and cope with emotions — and discover they are not alone in their grief.
A weekend where families heal as one.
Agape Family Retreat
Whole families walking through loss
Parents, kids and siblings come together at Morgan's Camp for a weekend built around healing side by side. Counselors guide the hard conversations. Campfires and time outdoors handle the rest.
Our founding model, sent to your community.
Camp in a Box
Churches, ministries and organizations
Everything your organization needs to offer a transformative, faith-based grief recovery program to children ages 7 to 12 — guide, therapy activities, Emotion Board and Memory Lane Game.
A gentle way to talk about the ones we miss.
Memory Lane Game
Families, counselors and caregivers
Part of the Camp in a Box curriculum, the Memory Lane Game guides children through stories, photos and keepsakes of their loved one — turning remembrance into something they can share out loud.