Surely you have been to a few summer camps. You get to meet a ton of new folk who share your cabin, your dinner table and your day’s activities with you as you freak around doing whatever it is your camp organizers have organized for all of you. You’ll do some swimming, some canoeing and some games. During the day, you are on a regimented schedule, and your evenings are free. Perhaps you have attended camps that have a different kind of purpose, like career camps. Organisations like the Kiwanis sponsor youngsters to go to camp, and there are camps for the physically and mentally challenged and for Special Olympians. These camps can be life-changing, because they offer handicapped people opportunities that they might otherwise not ever be able to take advantage of.