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Every move. Every new school. Every time a military kid starts fresh, there's a story worth hearing and hands-on strategies to help! For educators, family members, and those who work with military families, in this podcast, we listen deeply, learn from experts, and celebrate the lives of military-connected children and young adults. We explore the academic, emotional, and social landscapes they navigate — connecting families and communities to resources, organizations, and schools that help every child show up college-, work-, and life-ready.
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Apr 29, 2021
Apr 29, 2021
24 min
Camp Corral helps provide children of wounded, ill, injured, and fallen military heroes with an unforgettable summer camp adventure.
This podcast has been made possible thanks to Luke Spouses’ Club. https://www.lukespousesclub.org/
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Leigh has been part of Camp Corral since 2014, first as a board member and then as the Chief Operations Officer, and transitioned to the role of CEO in 2017. Her efforts to advance Camp Corral’s mission are achieved through tireless support of the military families Camp Corral serves and by ensuring the continued sustainability of the organization.
Leigh lives in Raleigh, NC with her husband and three young daughters. Together they enjoy traveling, hiking, sailing and celebrating the simple things in life.
Hannah Hutler-Boyd is the builder of the Camp Corral programs where she diligently focuses on how best to empower children of wounded, ill, and fallen military heroes.
During her seven years with Camp Corral, she consistently increased the number of children served, built strong partnerships with ACA Accredited camps, and required the highest quality of services to be delivered to military-connected families.
Now with a strong foundational program, Hannah focuses on the science of empowering military-connected children and their families as she spearheads the kick-off of deeper, more transformative program development with emphasis on research studies, holistic services and advocacy efforts.
Hannah holds a M.S. in Camp Administration and Leadership from Touro University and a B.S. in Youth Programming and Camp Management from University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point, Hannah brings a deep understanding of the camping industry as well as recreation and enrichment programming to the team. She serves as the subject matter expert on camp, recreation, and child and youth programming and advocates on behalf of military-connected children and their families.
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