Quality Living Programs All Through The Year
At CAMP Rehoboth, the Health and Wellness programs cover more than HIV prevention, education & testing—they cover a full gamut of health programs to help the community live full and productive lives. Wellness programs focus on preventive and positive care, improving socialization, and support. All Health and Wellness programs are organized by Sal Seeley, many require registration, many are free, and all are presented by thoughtful experts in their fields.
Here is a round-up of programs available through CAMP Rehoboth this Fall.
Parents of Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Children
Discussion Group
CAMP Rehoboth, last Tuesday of each month. September 25 at 6 p.m.
Parents will be able to network with other families who are going through similar experiences while raising a transgender or gender non-conforming child. The goal of the group is to provide parents a safe space where they can discuss issues which are important to them. They can raise questions, share resources, network, and listen to the experiences of other parents whose children are gender diverse. Issues explored include school, legal matters, privacy, siblings, extended family, and medical issues. For more information, please contact Salvatore Seeley at CAMP Rehoboth (302-227-5620).
Tai Chi Wednesdays
CAMP Rehoboth, starts September 26 at 1 p.m.
Stressed Out? Anxious? Unbalanced? Tai Chi is the answer. Classes are every Wednesday and are open to the public. Classes are free but free will giving is encouraged. For more information, please contact Salvatore Seeley at CAMP Rehoboth (302-227-5620).
Get Walking With Jana and Niki
Cape Henlopen State Park, Friday, September 28 at 10 a.m.
Walking is one of the best and easiest movements for your health. Come join leaders Jana Kamminga and Niki Nicholson for a walk on some of the most gorgeous trails in Rehoboth Beach and Lewes. Meet at the Picnic Pavilion of Gordon’s Pond parking area north of Rehoboth Beach via Ocean Drive through North Shores. The group will set off at 10:15 a.m. for a two mile hike on the Gordon’s Pond Trail, a hard packed flat trail that meanders along a pond, trees, and grasses. Register here.
Medicine Wheel Journey
CAMP Rehoboth, last Sunday of each month. September 30 at 5 p.m.
Gather around the stone circle in sacred space to track your personal evolution during this shamanic healing circle. All are welcome. Dress comfortably. Bring a notepad and writing utensil to record notes for your personal reference. Art materials and supplies will be provided. For more information contact Nate Metz with any questions.
Free Flu Shots
CAMP Rehoboth, Tuesday, October 2, 1:30-6 p.m.
Beebe Health Care will be at the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center offering free flu shots for any community members.
Fall Grief and Loss Group (four-week support group)
CAMP Rehoboth, starts October 4 at 6 p.m.
This four-week (October 4, 11, 25, and November 1) grief and loss support group offers adults the opportunity to learn about grief and share their experiences in a supportive, safe environment. This group is open to any adult who is dealing with grief and loss of any kind. The group is free of charge, but will be limited to 10 people. This group is not an open group and will close to new participants after October 11. Please register with Salvatore Seeley at CAMP Rehoboth (302-227-5620).
Healthy Living Workshop for Chronic Conditions (free six-week class)
CAMP Rehoboth, starts October 9. Tuesdays at 5 p.m.
FREE six-week Healthy Living Workshops for Chronic Conditions are presented in conjunction with Beebe Healthcare. Designed to help adults who are either living with or trying to prevent a chronic condition, take charge of their health and their lives. (Examples of chronic conditions include heart disease, diabetes, cancer, depression, chronic pain, arthritis, lung disease, asthma, and multiple sclerosis.) Adults caring for someone living with a chronic condition are also welcome to come. Register here.
Alzheimer’s Caregivers Group
CAMP Rehoboth, second Wednesday of each month. Next Meeting October 10.
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder can be super stressful for the caregiver. This caregivers support group, facilitated by an Alzheimer’s specialist, encourages members to share information, and to give and receive mutual support. For more information or to sign-up for the group, please contact Ruth Pryor.
Ukulele Classes have started at CAMP Rehoboth, but there may still be a slot or two in the intermediate class if you need to brush up on your hootenanny skills. It’s fun and fairly easy and nominally priced at $25. Nancy Schroeck leads the intermediate levels on October 18 or November 1. Sign up at eventbrite.com.
Free HIV Testing—Whenever you need it.
CAMP Rehoboth offers FREE HIV rapid testing at multiple sites in Sussex County. If you would like testing at one of our sites or if you’re looking for testing early morning or evening hours, contact Salvatore Seeley at CAMP Rehoboth (302-227-5620) to make an appointment. ▼