listing of summer camps for children

[Sallie Luedke]

Hello Andrea,
Please contact your local YMCA.  Scholarships should be available for your
children for after school child care and full day programs during the summer
and other non-school days.  If you do not get the information you need,
please contact me personally and I will following up with YMCAs in your
area.  Good luck
Sallie Luedke
Director of Program Services
YMCA of San Antonio & the Hill Country

-----Original Message-----
From: Youthlearn Discussion Forum
[mailto:YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG]On Behalf Of Andrea L. Robinson
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 10:32 AM
To: YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG
Subject: listing of summer camps for children

<p>Hello,
        My name is Andrea L. Robinson and I am a single parent whom is new
to the Washington DC area and I am in search of Free, Scholarship Funded or
Low Cost Affordable summer camp programs for my children aged 7-10yrs of
age.  I would appreciate and support that you could give to me to locate
these above type mentioned programs.

        My home address is 1345 Howard Rd. SE, Washington DC, 20020.  My
e-mail address is arobinson at flocdc.org.  Please note that the programs do
not have to be specific to SE, DC.  My job requires that I travel throughout
the District so all summer camp programs are ideal.

Thanks in Advance

Andrea L. Robinson

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