Kidz Speak Out:

"If you want something really bad, you need to focus on it. You will get it." Mitchell age7

"What I learned at kids camp was...How to let go of your anger. Another thing I learned that things don't happen on accidents. They happen for a reason." Bryanne age 11

"Kids Power Camp changed a lot for me. It changed the way I view life. All my fears were overcome and I learned how to talk to people in a patient calm way. I learned that everything is for a purpose and that I was made for a purpose. Life is worth living and we all deserve the best friends ever. I felt I could be myself for the first time ever." Amanda age 13

"I know I am unique and I can make friends easily." Dustin age 12

"I was able to talk to my mom for the first time and speak my truth. It was the first time I made her cry just by talking to her and telling her how much I appreciated her." Jared age 16

Parents Speak Out:

"Both my children (ages 6 & 7) attended KPC. It was a positive experience for them both. They were allowed to express inner feelings which showed us a sparents areaa to reinforce and redirect. I t was a gift for me tot sees the sensitivity come out in my children so I can react as a responsible parent to their personal inner issues." Mrs. H. Steve Harrell, Atlanta, Ga.

"What did you do to my child (age 12)? He is more assertive and self assured than ever before! I can tell a big difference in his confidence." Lynn White, Atlanta, Ga.

"My child ( age 14) is not the same child. She always wanted me to do things for her and followed me around. She has more confidence and belief in herself than I ever imagined possible." Marie Evans, Hiram, Ga .

"My 13 year old daughter said it was the first time in her life she felt comfortable being herself." Janie Lasik, Atlanta, Ga.

"My 7 year old son got a report from the teacher that he is helping others and getting along with everyone. I have never gotten a report like that before. He has usually kept to himself at school. He is obviously more comfortable with who he is ever since he took the camp." Dennis Lasik, Atlanta, Ga.