The 1199SEIU Child Care Fund held its latest Holiday Sleep-Away Program (HSAP) from February 20 to February 24, while the Teen Holiday Sleep-Away Program (T-HSAP) for the first time offered two start dates, with one session running from February 18 to February 24 and a second session from February 20 to February 24. A total of 74 children attended HSAP, which serves youth ages 8 to 12, while 63 teenagers attended T-HSAP, which serves youth ages 13 to 17. Activities included games, team sports, hiking, nature exploration and big brother/big sister mentorships between the HSAP and T-HSAP participants. Both programs were operated by Hands In 4 Youth, the home of Camp Vacamas, in West Milford, New Jersey. According to the HSAP and T-HSAP Winter Session Satisfaction Survey, 94 percent of members said their child liked or loved their camp experience, 88 percent were likely or extremely likely to apply for the program again, and 98 percent said participation in the program has had a positive impact on their child. For more information about HSAP and T-HSAP, visit the Child Care Fund website or email HSAP@1199Funds.org. | 
