5 razones por las que vale la pena invertir en Kupugani

At Camp Kupugani, we embrace a purposeful approach to summer camp: intentionally challenging, empowering, diverse, and fun! Our commitment extends beyond just actividades; we prioritize creating a safe environment where your child can thrive without worrying about abuse or bullying. Parents consistently report transformative experiences in their children post-camp, noting significant enhancements in:

• Reconocimiento y valoración de la diversidad.
• Auto imagen
• Auto confianza
• Habilidades de resolución de conflictos
• Empoderamiento
• Habilidades de liderazgo

El retorno de la inversión de una inscripción en Camp Kupugani enriquece significativamente el crecimiento de su hijo. A continuación se presentan cinco razones por las que debe tomar la importante decisión de enriquecer el desarrollo psicosocial de su hijo.

1. Fundación

Camp Kupugani helps build a character foundation for life, including skills like conflict resolution and comfort with people of varied backgrounds.

2. Educación

Your child’s Kupugani education surpasses that found in textbooks, including leadership development and self-awareness.

“I learned things they try to teach you in school: respect, unity, diversity, self-respect, communication, decision-making, and easy conflict resolution. Here they actually teach you those things!”

3. Progresión

As society continues to evolve, so will your child’s mindset. Our parent survey responses consistently note improvement in their child’s acknowledgment and appreciation of people of varied backgrounds.

4. Independencia

Your child will return with the independence of making their own decisions… and their own bed! Our child and parent surveys regularly express an increase in self-confidence, personal growth, and positive self-image.

5. Impacto

¡Su hijo impactará el mundo que lo rodea como un Cambiador del Mundo Kupugani! ¡Cuidado, mundo!

“Camp Kupugani me ayudó a ver que soy hermosa por dentro y por fuera. Debido a mi tiempo aquí, quiero enseñarles a las niñas [y a los niños] que son mujeres [y hombres] fuertes e independientes que pueden cambiar el mundo”.