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ChildrenLifesaving Diabetes Education for Ecuadorian Youth
Lifesaving Diabetes Education for Ecuadorian Youth
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Martin a happy, healthy young camper
One of our returning campers enjoys a break in the sunshine during a day at Campo Amigo Ecuador 2008.
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Three campers share diabetes stories
Bonding between peers is key to the success of camp and contributes significantly to the happiness and long-term self-esteem of campers.
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Together we are stronger!
Campers learn the importance of team work through the rally event involving teams of all different age ranges.
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Leaning how to draw insulin and better manage diab
Domenica prepares her insulin shot under supervision of her counselors.
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Youth to youth education
Counselor Guido, a former camper, shows Sanse how to inject himself correctly.
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What do you think?
Dra. Patricia Blanco, founder of our partner organization in Bolivia and Type 1 sufferer for over 24 years, shares ideas about insulin dosing with a camper and counselor.
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Practice makes perfect
Alex learns to give himself a shot in his arm, supported by Katie, a counselor and person with diabetes.
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Camp can be exhausting if you're 4 years old
April and Melisa on their way to another activity
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One happy camper
Lisette, from one of the poorest provinces in Ecuador, smiles for the camera. Campo Amigo Ecuador 2008 was her second camp.
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Learning and having fun
The boys pose for a photo before reviewing their insulin doses, taking their shots and heading for lunch.
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Campo Amigo 2009
Photo from Progress Report 'Campo Amigo 2009'
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Campers have fun as they learn
Photo from Progress Report 'Campo Amigo 2009'
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Campo Amigo Ecuador Group Photo 2008
Photo from Progress Report 'Diabetes Education Camping Program - Campo Amigo Ecuador 2008'
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Ambato - johanna's home visit
Photo from Progress Report 'Peer to Peer Learning!'
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Christian's home visit
Photo from Progress Report 'Peer to Peer Learning!'
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