Quality of Life Family Camp

A link to electronically complete the application, upload required forms, and more will be available here later this year. If you want to receive the updates in your inbox, be sure you’re signed up as a member and subscribed to our emails!

Other things to note

• Applications will be reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis as they are completed (including all requisite forms and documentation). It is recommended that you complete the application ASAP – do not delay!
• A physician’s statement is required for the documentation and application process. The statement may be completed by a primary care physician (e.g., pediatrician), specialist (e.g., neurologist, physiatrist), or advanced practice providers (e.g., NPs or PAs).
• Medical and healthcare professionals, including nurses, PT/OTs, and medical or nursing students, are encouraged to join SRNA’s rare neuroimmune disorder community and support families at camp! If you are a medical or healthcare provider interested in volunteering at camp, please email [email protected] for more details.
• Community volunteers are an essential part of our camp programming through direct engagement with families and children of all ages and abilities, providing supervision and support for them throughout the duration of camp! Community volunteer opportunities at camp are by invitation only at this time. If you are interested in being a community volunteer and would like to be considered for an invitation, please email us at [email protected] for more details and the next steps!

Important Update: Measles Vaccination Requirement for SRNA Quality of Life Family Camp

With the ongoing measles outbreak in Texas, we are taking extra precautions to help keep our community safe, especially our children, many of whom have medical conditions or are immunosuppressed. To reduce the risk of exposure, we are requiring all attendees to be up to date on the measles vaccination (MMR vaccine) to participate in camp.

We are unable to allow religious or medical exemptions for this requirement. If you do not have official records of receiving two doses of the MMR vaccine, you may submit a signed attestation confirming that you have received both doses.

While we cannot control the vaccination status of Morgan’s Camp staff, we are doing everything we can to minimize risk by enforcing this strategic action for SRNA staff, volunteers, and attendees. Even with these precautions, we recognize that no measure can eliminate risk entirely. However, given the current outbreak and the health vulnerabilities of our campers, we believe this is the best step we can take to protect our community.

We understand that this requirement may mean some families are unable to join us this year, and we truly appreciate your understanding as we make decisions with the health and well-being of our community in mind.

Thank you for your support in helping us create the safest possible experience for everyone at camp. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.