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Bay Cliff Health Camp
Bay Cliff Health Camp is a non-profit wellness camp located in Big Bay, Michigan, that offers year-round programs that promote wellness for children and adults with physical disabilities. The focus of the main program offered, a two-month therapy camp, is working with children with various physical disabilities to help them to achieve independence later in life. In addition, there are numerous adult camps that are offered that involve various activities from paddling to fishing. The goal is to show the participants that they are capable of participating in a variety of outdoor sports despite their disabilities. Often Bay Cliff will partner with other non-profit organizations and schools and conduct programs throughout the year at the camp. These include wellness retreats, development camps, and training camps. The camp is overseen by a volunteer board of directors, which is made up of community members and health care professionals. There is an Executive director who is largely responsible for administrative work and supervises the facility and staff.〔Bay Cliff Health Camp. Web. 4 August 2010. .〕〔Jamison, Jillian. "Bay Cliff Health Camp: A Place of Hope." Daily Press. 15 April 2010. Web. 3 August 2010. 〕
==History==
Bay Cliff started during the times of the Great Depression when two women Dr. Goldie Conelieuson and Elba Morse, saw the needs of children during the hard times. These women were health professionals who traveled around the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to care for underweight, malnutritioned children with health problems. They both dreamed of an ideal location to bring these children to have outdoor fun and learn about nutrition and healthy living.
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