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Colon Camp provides a healing and wellness camp for young adults who have faced colorectal cancer. Programs
are limited to those who are based out of the United States or Canada. Participants must have been diagnosed
with colorectal cancer between age 15 to 39, currently be age 18-39, and must not have previously attended Colon Camp.

结肠营
Application

Colon Camp provides a healing and wellness camp for young adults who have faced colorectal cancer. Programs are limited to those who are based out of the United States or Canada. Participants must have been diagnosed with colorectal cancer between age 15 to 39, currently be age 18-39, and must not have previously attended Colon Camp.

Colon Camp is free to attend! Our retreat includes transportation to and from the airport, all meals, snacks, accommodations, activity instruction and gear. We do not include travel. Participants are responsible for getting to/from the program. Travel scholarships are available through the registration form.

Applications close February 19th.

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