Family Retreats
For families that urgently need a break from the intensity of a cancer diagnosis during treatment, on returning home or in the devastating case of palliative care or bereavement, Camp Quality offers Family Retreats.
Camp Quality Family Retreat locations are situated across the country in a beautiful location surrounded by nature to provide families the chance to relax, unwind and take a break together.
Camp Quality has helped over 700 families take a break from their cancer diagnosis at a Camp Quality Family Retreat over the past five years.
Family Retreats FAQs
Who is eligible to attend a Camp Quality Family Retreat?
Camp Quality Family Retreats are designed for any registered Camp Quality family
What types of accommodation and locations are available for Family Retreats?
There are 15 family getaways located across NSW, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. The accommodations are located in holiday parks.
How do Family Retreats support families during or after a cancer diagnosis?
Family getaways offer families facing the daily stresses of cancer some respite. They provide an opportunity for families to go away and create positive memories. It allows families to reconnect, recharge and enjoy quality time together, away from everyday stresses
Is there a cost associated with attending a Family Retreat?
No, the retreats are free of cost
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About Camp Quality
Camp Quality brings positivity, fun and laughter back into the lives of kids facing cancer. Our services and programs support kids (0-15) dealing with their own cancer diagnosis, or the diagnosis of a sibling or parent.
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