The fifth annual Camp Mana returns to serve Big Island children March 20-21, 2010 in North Kohala on the Island of Hawaii.  Camp activities are geared toward 5 - 11 year olds, older youth are invited to come serve as mentors to the younger children, and toddlers are welcome accompanied by a parent.  Activities include music, movement, art, gardening and more...all supported by heart-centered facilitators committed to serving the children.  Camp Mana is a community volunteer effort to nurture and cultivate the natural state of peace and Divinity alive in children.

Camp Mana is a unique model of service that supports children to preserve their authentic nature and experience an environment that is created to work in unity and equality with a loving consideration of the Whole.  The intention for Camp Mana is to offer a nurturing environment where children can freely express, heal and be heard: to empower all children to explore the Essence of who they are. 

Camp Mana will be held Saturday March 20 – Sunday March 21, 2010, from 9 am - 3 pm both days, in North Kohala, Hawaii.  Parents, families and the community are invited to gather with the children for a closing celebration at 2 pm on March 21st.  The cost of the two day camp is $100 per child ($50 for siblings or toddlers), and scholarships are available.  The Foundation welcomes contributions to sponsor children to attend camp.

Camp Mana is able to serve 50 children this year, and requires as many volunteers to facilitate the experience.  If you are interested in volunteering to serve at camp, if you would like your child to attend Camp Mana, or to make a donation, please contact the Foundation at (808) 896-7748 or email heather@amalafoundation.org.