At the core of Family Camp are the amazing families that make this weekend so special. Families make connections with others who live near by, have children in similar age groups and understand the impact Type 1 Diabetes has on the entire family. Family Camp weekend gives participants an opportunity to hear from knowledgeable experts in various diabetes related topics, gather in small groups for informal discussion based breakouts and have fun in community with others.

High School Camp offers teens much-needed independence and a week of fun with their friends, gaining new experiences in a safe and supportive environment. Campers spend time in their cabin groups as well as in co-ed "Color Teams" composed of campers from all grades.

As our high school campers prepare to face new challenges and the increased independence of high school or moving away from home, Camp Leo strives to create an open atmosphere of communication and support. Campers can talk about being a teen with diabetes and get honest answers from others with experience. Diabetes education topics vary by grade level and include driving safely with diabetes, sick day management, advanced pump and MDI skills, and transitioning from a pediatric to an adult endocrinologist. Campers learn what it takes to be safe, healthy, and successful young adults with diabetes.

Our traditional overnight resident Middle School camp session helps campers transition to a new level of independence -- and FUN!. Campers spend 5 days at camp with their friends and peers, participating in daily fun diabetes education activities structured to their age group. Middle School Camp is for campers entering grades 6 or 7 in Fall.

This camp session gives campers the opportunity to make friends and take steps toward managing their diabetes independently. Between rock climbing, swimming, arts and crafts and hanging out with their friends, campers practice skills like learning to give and rotate their own insulin injections and pump sites, regular blood sugar testing, increased skills with carb counting, and balancing meals with insulin and activity.

Our traditional overnight resident Junior High School Camp is designed for campers entering grades 8-9 in Fall with maximum adventure and fun. Campers spend 6 days at camp with their friends and peers, participating in daily outdoor activities including archery tag, and rock climbing.

This camp session gives campers the opportunity to make friends and take steps toward managing their diabetes independently. Campers practice skills like learning to give and rotate their own insulin injections and pump sites, regular blood sugar testing, increased skills with carb counting, and balancing meals with insulin and activity.

Our traditional overnight resident Camp Leo Elementary School Camp is designed with that specific age group in mind. With fun hands-on activities designed to ignite a a passion for the outdoors, adventure, and exploration, elementary camp helps campers meet friends and build foundational diabetes management skills. Campers get to participate in a variety of fun activities, while gaining useful skills and making lifelong friends. Elementary camp activities are specifically designed with the developmental and physical needs of that age group in mind.

The ConnecT1D Adult Retreat is an opportunity for people with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) to come together for a weekend retreat in Bothell, WA to learn, share and connect around the experience of living with T1D. You’re welcome to bring your partner or closest support person. With humor, compassion and honesty, we’ll have workshops on a variety of topics addressing the psychological and social aspects of the unique life that is living with this chronic condition.