College-trained staff supervised by faculty of the I.U. School of Recreation and Park Administration encourage campers to develop self-confidence and self-reliance in an outdoor, therapeutic setting. Activities include crafts, outside sports, nature study, physical fitness and personal development. The staff to camper ratio is often one-to-one, enabling the full participation of each camper.

All Indiana adults with cerebral palsy over the age of eighteen (18) years are eligible to apply for the 60 camp "slots" on a first-come-first-served basis each year.

UCPAGI pays a portion of the cost for each camper and offers additional camperships and interest-free loans on a limited basis for the balance of the cost.

Intake process: Registration packets are sent each spring to former campers and to those who have made inquiries during the year. Applications will also be sent upon request; contact the UCPAGI Case Manager. Enrollment is on a first-come-first-served basis.

Desired Outcomes: Hoosiers with cerebral palsy will have choice and control in selecting personal goals and will have access to the supports they require; caregivers of Hoosiers with cerebral palsy will experience temporary relief from full-time caregiving responsibility.

For more information about Camp Bradford Woods, please contact UCP at (317) 632-3561 or send an e-mail.