Camp Catch-Up
Kayli and Tiffany are half-sisters who live in different foster homes. They come to Camp Catch-Up every year to reconnect, and enjoy just being kids.
The majority of children who enter the child welfare system in Nebraska have siblings. For many reasons, many siblings are not placed together. While being taken away from your parent is hard, for many children losing contact with brothers and sisters can be just as challenging. The relationship between brothers and sisters is one of the most important to helping young people find stability and permanency in their lives. That's why we developed Camp Catch-Up.
This unique weekend camp allows siblings who don't live together due to placements to reunite and reconnect. The weekend is staffed with medical personnel and camp counselors. Through supervised activities and free play time, kids ages 8-19 have a chance to enjoy a real vacation while rekindling family bonds.
