What's Happening?
Camp HERO, organized by the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office, has commenced, offering children aged 8-13 lessons in CPR, self-defense, and more. The camp, held at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, is attended by over 200 kids, divided into squads. Activities include firearm safety, workouts, and emergency response training. The camp is supported by community donations, allowing free participation. New elements this year include self-defense and anti-bullying sessions.
Why It's Important?
Camp HERO plays a vital role in educating young participants on essential life skills such as CPR and self-defense, promoting safety and preparedness. The camp fosters community engagement and provides a platform for children to learn from law enforcement and emergency services. By offering these programs for free, the camp ensures accessibility for all children, contributing to the community's overall safety and well-being.
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What's Next?
The camp will continue with additional activities, including a crime scene scenario and information on criminal trials. The Kosciusko County Prosecutor's Office will provide insights into the legal process. The camp's success relies on community support, and organizers hope to expand and enhance the program in future years.
