Improving mental and physical health. Building confidence and self esteem.
Mission
Dawl Camp empowers San Joaquin County youth ages 5-16 facing adversity—including those in foster care, low-income households, and other challenging circumstances by providing access to educational workshops, creative expression, mentorship, and essential resources that support their well-being.
History
- Established in the summer of 2017 by local fashion designer Ronesha Lang, a South Stockton native , Mother of two emerged from her experiences as a foster child, navigating trauma and bullying. With a vision to empower youth to overcome adversity and realize their potential, Dawl Camp has become a beacon of hope for many in San Joaquin County. Through a range of campaigns and programs, Dawl Camp has positively impacted over 450 low income youth, fostering growth and resilience within the community."
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement
- At Dawl Camp, we are committed to embracing and enriching every camper, ensuring equal access to our programs regardless of race, nationality, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Our employment policies mirror this inclusivity by forbidding discrimination based on physical abilities, family situation, age, race, nationality, sexual orientation, or gender identity."
