Salt Lake Valley Law Enforcement Assn., I.U.P.A. Local #77 Members participated in Camp Hope, a camp for kids who have been exposed to domestic violence.
Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office shared on social media, “This week, members of our Mounted Posse and Sheriff’s Office team are proud to be supporting Camp Hope—a place where children impacted by trauma can find healing, connection, and joy.”
They continued, “From horseback rides to helping hands, our team is honored to play a small part in creating safe, positive memories for these incredible kids. Thank you to everyone who stepped up to volunteer. Your compassion and commitment truly make a difference.”
Salt Lake County District Attorney’s website discusses Camp Hope, “Camp HOPE America – Utah is an evidence-based camping and mentoring program focusing on children and teens exposed to domestic violence. Our mission is to give youth a brighter future by creating pathways to hope and healing. What makes Camp HOPE America – Utah special is the trauma-informed lens from which the program was developed.”
They continued, “At Camp HOPE America – Utah, we praise campers for the person that they are becoming; seeing their character for who they are and not what they have accomplished. Our goal is to provide a year-round program where youth can feel safe, cared for, seen, heard, and encouraged. Camp HOPE America – Utah is composed of a week of camp, supported by year-round activities.”
