We work with communities to set up trauma-informed pop-up day camps for children affected by disaster. https://teapawt.org/t.co/Whme3uWubw
California, USA
Joined June 2020
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Project:Camp retweeted
At this year’s L.A. Times Festival of Books, we’re not just celebrating stories—we’re sharing our own.
When wildfires hit Los Angeles earlier this year, @SavetheChildren and @ProjectCampLA created safe, trauma-informed spaces where kids could play, process, and begin to heal. Books, games, and simple moments of joy became powerful tools in helping children feel like kids again.
This weekend, Save the Children is proud to be the official charity partner of the festival—shining a light on how partnerships like ours bring learning, hope, and resilience to children impacted by crisis across the U.S.!
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Happy earth day!
ALT Congratulations 2025 Earth Non Profits! We have now donated over $2 Million dollars. This years recipients are CA Working Families Party, Center for Coalfield Justice, Friends of the LA River (FOLAR), LA Compost, Project: Camp, Earth Percent, LA Forward, Soldier, Wild Montana. Happy Earth Day!
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RT @TheWRAPEM @FamilyVoicesCA Family Voices of California Emergency Preparedness Webinar, March 14 ow.ly/L5ao50Veovh @EMCESA @CAL_OES @ProjectCampLA @npdcoalition @AACYorg @pfrostamis @FEMAREGION9 @ChildPrepared @schoolcrisisorg @CCSSO
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A huge thank you to the incredible teams at @ProjectCampLA & @SavetheChildren for prioritizing childcare as vital support for families recovering from the LA fires.
Project:Camp LA provided four weeks of camp and over 10,000 hours of free, trauma-informed care for children impacted by the fires, offering kids a safe space to heal while giving parents the time to start rebuilding their lives. Childcare is critical infrastructure for families and is essential to the well-being of our communities, especially during a crisis.
This is #CALoveCAStrong in action. 💙💪
Project:Camp retweeted
Public-private partnerships focused on the well-being of children are critical in supporting recovery from disaster and will be needed in the coming months and years. These organizations make a difference. @SavetheChildren @ProjectCampLA
Children and families affected by CA wildfires are finding safety through Save the Children and @ProjectCampLA.
Watch Jennifer Garner’s powerful @TODAYshow interview with @JacobSoboroff to see how we’re making a difference.
on.today.com/4hfZNUj
Project:Camp retweeted
.@JFedLA is proud to partner with @ProjectCampLA to operate a FREE, trauma-informed day camp to support kids impacted by LA Wildfires 1/21-1/24 at Camp Bob Waldorf. If you or someone you know has been affected and is seeking childcare, register here: projectcamp.co/camps
Project:Camp retweeted
Children impacted by the #CaliforniaWildfires face immense challenges, but @SavetheChildren is on the ground.
In partnership w/@ProjectCampLA, we’ve opened trauma-informed day camps where kids can play, heal & find normalcy.
Help here: bit.ly/4g3Meq6
#DisasterResponse
Project:Camp retweeted
Children and families affected by CA wildfires are finding safety through Save the Children and @ProjectCampLA.
Watch Jennifer Garner’s powerful @TODAYshow interview with @JacobSoboroff to see how we’re making a difference.
on.today.com/4hfZNUj
Project:Camp retweeted
.@ProjectCampLA has opened 2more SoCal camps for kids & their families impacted by the #LAFires.
Camp 1 - Palms Recreation Center in LA
Camp 2 - Santa Barbara County Zoo
Both camps open tomorrow Wed 1/15 through Fri 1/17, and operate 9am-3pm.
Register: projectcamp.co/camps
Project:Camp retweeted
Cold Spring School will continue to offer support to LA Fire Evacuees next week with the support from our community partners! @SmallSchoolDA @MOXISB @ProjectCampLA Santa Barbara County Behavioral Wellness and the Cook Center for Human Connection
Project:Camp retweeted
Everyone is welcome. According to California state law, all public shelters must be accessible. No one running an evacuation shelter can ask you for your ID.
Follow @Cal_OES for updates.
#ListosCalifornia
ALT Your immigration status does not matter Everyone is welcome at emergency shelters listoscalifornia dot O R G
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Hurricanes Helene and Milton devastated multiple states, leaving communities reeling.
Children face serious risks—health, emotional well-being, and education.
Today’s nonprofits are on the ground, helping kids and families recover.
Let’s help! 👇
goodtoday.org/cause/children…
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The latest episode of #ReadyPrepGo features Mikey Latner of @ProjectCampLA. Project Camp sets up pop up camps and safe spaces to care for children impacted by disasters, offering an invaluable service for all those who respond to disasters. #FOAMed pedspandemicnetwork.org/read…
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There's lots of recognition that climate disasters cause trauma. But there's not a lot of funding--or planning--for programs that help kids cope.
I visited Asheville last week to see how @ProjectCampLA is trying to fill in the gaps.
eenews.net/articles/letting-…
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During today's "Unity in Action" panel with Mikey Latner of @ProjectCampLA and Lorenzo Hernandez of @SBSSla, we heard how lessons from past experiences have shaped our understanding of what is needed for a stronger tomorrow.
#ListosCalifornia #RootedResilientReady
ALT Attendees watch and listen to a panel discussion. On the lower right is a logo with the text: "Los Angeles"
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LESSONS IN SOCIAL MEDIA – PREPARING KIDS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS FOR DISASTERS ow.ly/hP4z50SVovw @ProjectCampLA @npdcoalition @pfrostamis @ChildPrepared @Koshka4Schools @CCSSO @iaem @iaemregion1 @iaemr9 @Leaders_Link @Neptanow @SECMatASPA
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THE MAUI WILDFIRES, RELIEF FUNDS, AND INCIDENT RECOVERY ow.ly/Zwh750SB6BT @HauulaHUB @ProjectCampLA @IAEMR9 @ca_whs @IDIEM_Global @PDC_Global @Leaders_Link @Neptanow @SECMatASPA @IAEM @NEMA_WEB
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RT @FEMA Integrating the Needs of Children Webinar, July 17 ow.ly/N4Cj50SwiSs @ProjectCampLA @ACF_OHSEPR @npdcoalition @pfrostamis @IAEM @IAEMREGION1 @IAEMR9
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WCK teams responding to the mid June wildfires in New Mexico worked alongside NGO partners, restaurants, and food trucks to reach all areas of need. Together, we provided more than 25,000 meals to communities in the region. @ProjectCampLA helped us distribute nourishing plates of food to families in Roswell. #ChefsForNewMexico #ChefsForMescaleroApache
