Royal Family Kids' Camps, Inc. is the nation’s leading network of week-long residence camps for abused, neglected and abandoned children.  Local churches create Royal Family Kids' Camps by partnering with Child Protective Services and Foster Care agencies.

RFKC is a camp where kids are allowed to be kids for a week.  A week filled with activities designed to make them feel safe while they have fun, and most of all, a week that “Creates Positive Memories” for each child. 

All the children in attendance have similar backgrounds, and therefore do not feel like they are somehow "different" than any other child at camp.  The camp curriculum and activities are designed specifically to build self-esteem.  Finally, the camp guides are trained to handle the unique needs and behaviors of these children.

Facts:

• In 2007, over 6000 children attended FREE Royal Family Kids' Camps designed specifically with their needs in mind.
• All of the children came from foster care, group homes and state approved care. 
• There are 140 camps in the United States and 15 camps in 7 other countries.
• 10 new camps are being added each year by creating partnership between local churches and child protective services.
• At camp, each child is teamed up with one other child and an adult camp guide to maximize the experience.