<p>Providers such as Project:Camp are offering emergency education and care to families as climate change leads to more destructive weather patterns.</p><p>One week after evacuating from wildfires that impacted parts of eastern Washington, Mareesha Backman handed her youngest son to a volunteer and took a moment to relax. Spokane public schools hosted a day camp designed for children of wildfire survivors. Backman arrived feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. Thanks to the camp’s volunteers, she was able to attend a doctor’s appointment, run errands, and find respite in the air-conditioned environment of a friend’s home.</p>
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Emergency Camp Provides Support for Children Affected by Wildfires
Project:Camp is providing emergency education and care for families affected by wildfires in eastern Washington. The initiative includes a day camp for children, allowing parents to attend to personal needs while their children are cared for.
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A pop-up camp is providing emergency care for the youngest survivors of wildfires: ‘I call them ambulance chasers for good’
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Emergency Camp Provides Support for Children Affected by Wildfires