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The Summer Camp Scholarship Program provides full-tuition and fees for summer camp for children residing in families with incomes at or below 125% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. It allows parents to work or attend training with the knowledge that their children are safe. It gives children educational and recreational opportunities for growth. Parents may choose from over 100 participating camps in Palm Beach County.

Priority is given to applicants in the following order:

1. Homeless children/Foster Care children living in group homes
2. Working Parents/ Foster Care children living in households with working parents
3. Disabled parents or Elderly parents/guardians
4. Non-working parents   
   

All scholarships depend on the availability of funding.

For more information, call 1-866-728-1427 or e-mail Maria Watson, Program Coordinator.

Click the following links for:

• 2009 Summer Camp Application
• 2008 Summer Camp Provider List
• Camp Providers Registration Form for 2009
• 125% of Federal Poverty Guidelines
• Summer Camp Poster
• Frequently Asked Questions

• Children's Services Council [External Link]
• Citizens Advisory Committee
  
• Federal Poverty Level Guidelines [External Link]
• Governor's Council on Community Health Partnerships [External Link]
• Homeless Advisory Board
  
• Palm Beach County Coalition for Children [External Link]
• Point in Time Homeless Count
• Summer Camp Scholarship Program
• United Way of Palm Beach County [External Link]