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Cardinal Services has been awarded a $3,122 grant from the KREMC Operation Round Up Fund held at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation to support Camp New Horizons, an inclusive camp for children with disabilities.
The funding will support programming throughout winter 2026, spring 2027, summer 2027 and fall 2027, helping ensure continued access to engaging, high-quality experiences for children and their families in Kosciusko County, according to a news release from Cardinal Services.
Camp New Horizons provides a structured, supportive environment that allows for individualized attention and adaptive approaches tailored to each child’s needs. The program incorporates community-based activities such as visits to parks, libraries, and local venues, fostering connection and exploration, the release states.
Grant funds will support essential program costs, including meals and snacks, supplies, staff training materials, transportation and community outings that enhance the overall camp experience.
“We are grateful to KREMC for supporting inclusive programs like Camp New Horizons that give children of all abilities the opportunity to learn, grow, and build meaningful connections,” said Chief Community Impact Officer Vickie Lootens.
Camp sessions are offered during seasonal breaks, including winter break (December 2026), spring break (April 2027), summer (June–July 2027), and fall break (October 2027).
To learn more, visit www.cardinalservices.org.
