Camp Life I Satisfaction Survey

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* 1. How would you describe your Camp Life 2018 experience?

Lots of information and lots of fun

Some information and kind of fun

It was okay

I learned very little and had little fun

I didn't learn anything and I didn't have any fun

Other (please specify)

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* 2. How did you hear about Camp Life?

Another foster youth

Foster parent and/or House parent

DHR/Social Worker

Dream Council Meeting

Someone came to visit my group home/residential facility

ILP Meeting

Other (please specify)

We had a couple of people dedicate time to you for camp this year, please let us know who you enjoyed the most!

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* 3. List your favorite Camp Life speakers

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* 4. Which activities and games were your favorite at Camp Life?

Pep Rally

Team Bonding

Pool

Basketball

Climbing Wall

Chill Time

70's Dance Party

Open Mic/Talent Show

Other (please specify)

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* 5. What kind of speakers and/or activities would you like to see at Camp Life 2019?

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* 6. Did you learn any of these new skills at Camp Life 2018?

Education financial assistance
Anything about how to locate resources for money in high school, college, trade school or anything education related, includes financial assistance and scholarships

Academic support
Any information that can help you receive support for schools. Examples are tutoring, books, obtaining grades, etc.

Post-secondary educational support
Any support once you graduate from high school and prepare you to enter college, trade school, or armed forces

Career preparation
Anything related to employment related o what you want to do once you complete education. This includes internships, work study, getting involved with local businesses and volunteering. Ay programs that help you decide what you want to be when you grow up.

Employment programs or vocational training
This includes job readiness and preparation. Any skills that may help you prepare for a job, like interview skills, information from people working, how to approach people, etc.

Independent living needs assessment
Anything that may help prepare you to live independently. Will include improving skills you may not have done so well on the Daniel Memorial

Budget and financial management
Includes money management, tips on how to budget, meal planning, exploring banking options and how to save money

Supervised independent living

Housing education and home management training
Includes how to obtain housing and how to maintain housing such as an apartment, house and/or dorm room. May include cleaning, how to pay bills, things to consider when having a roommate, etc.

Room and board financial assistance
Education about obtaining financial help with housing

Family support and healthy marriage education
Includes maintaining healthy body and lifestyle, coping skills and counseling. Healthy relationships

Mentoring
Connecting you with individuals who can help you through happy and tough situations. This may include what a mentor looks like and how to form healthy mentoring relationships

Health education and risk prevention
STD's, maintaining health, how locate a doctor, keep up with doctor appointments

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* 7. Do you want to come to Camp Life 2019?

Yes

Other (please specify)