Directors: Colonel Alan Weierman

Description: CVMAC is a wilderness style survival camp that brings young men back to the basics and teaches them the importance of teamwork. Thus, it is operated in a wilderness setting with minimal conveniences, which serves to maximize opportunities to search ones heart and learn purpose for life. Campers are challenged to build their own shelters, prepare their own food, and participate in physical and mental competitions. CVMACs goal is to help youth recognize their poor decision-making skills, learn how to eradicate those detrimental habits, and begin to build a positive foundation on which to base positive decision-making skills. It does so by helping young men recognize the error and danger of their negative decisions and behaviors, and identifying how those actions hurt themselves, their families, and the community in which they live. OBJECTIVES The objectives of CVMAC are as follows: To assist parent(s) with the behavior modification of the youth; To improve the positive family dynamics; To enable youth to recognize negative decision-making skills; To enable youth to build a solid foundation on which to base decision-making skills; To bring to youth a greater awareness of Gods creation, thus increasing their appreciation for it; To teach youth wilderness skills.

• Accreditation:
  USCA, NACE, USArmy
• Camp size:
  100
• Founded:
  2000
• Gender:
  M
• Maximum age:
  17
• Minimum age:
  7
• Nearest city:
  Dothan
• Religious affiliation:
  Christian

• Dates & Rates

  Season opens:

  June 27, 2012

  Season closes:

  August 18,2012

  Activities

  • Survival
  • riflery
  • paintball
  • Physical Training
  • military ops
  • Map & Land navigation
  • Behavioral Management
  • Anger issues