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Free summer camp CISM empowers burn survivors in Texas

Free summer camp CISM empowers burn survivors in Texas

Yahoo27-05-2025

Harrison County, Texas (KTAL/KMSS) — Camp I'm Still Me (CISM) returns to Scottsville, Texas.
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CISM is a free summer camp held annually in Scottsville, Texas. Started in 1992 by burn specialist Dr. Kevin Sittig, CISM is a free summer camp for burn victims aged 5-17.
Campers participate in games, crafts, swimming, and fishing. Counselors include adult burn survivors with a 3 to 1 camper to counselor ratio.
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CISM works to offer emotional support, healing, and the opportunity for burn survivors to meet and bond with each other.
CISM takes place on May 31, 2025.
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