Weekend Camps with
Dustin’s Place

Camp is a Different Kind of Support

It gives kids space to be around other kids who get it, while mixing grief support with activities, connection and fun at a pace that feels safe.

What to Expect

Grief can make children feel different, left out or alone, especially when other kids aren’t carrying the same thing. Camp creates a space where they can relax, laugh and connect, while also having support when the hard parts show up.

Camp-style activities
and fun

Time to connect with
peers

Grief support woven
in naturally

Camp DP

Dates:
July 18, 2026,
10 a.m.–5 p.m. Camp Day
5–6 p.m. Family Hour

Location:
LifePlex
2855 Miller Dr #100,
Plymouth, IN 46563

Camp Erin at Dustin's Place

Dates:
Sept. 25–27, 2026

Location:
Camp RayBird
25765 Edison Rd.
South Bend, IN 46628

Camp Registration

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Sponsor a Camper

Sponsoring a camper helps to make sure cost isn’t a barrier for a child who needs this weekend.

All Dustin’s Place services are offered free of charge, and we depend on the generosity of community supporters in maintaining this model.

Volunteer at Camp

Camp Erin at Dustin’s Place volunteers help create the environment that makes this weekend work: safe, steady, welcoming and fun. If you’re interested in volunteering, start here, and we’ll follow up with next steps.