Please call us at 810-227-0243 to check space availability and for an initial screening interview. This interview ensures we can meet your needs and have a positive impact with your son or daughter. We typically schedule camps twice a month throughout the year.

Two nights lodging, 24-hour supervision by 2-3 Challenge Camp Mentors 6 meals - starting with Friday evening through Sunday lunch Written evaluation sent to a referral source (parents, courts, or counselor) Graduation certificate when the participant passes the program Two-hour parenting help session on Sunday before graduation at no additional cost, which includes an opportunity for an internet safety class.

Please have your child at camp between 6 and 6:30 p.m. on Friday for registration. We encourage parents to stay for our 15-minute orientation from 7:00 to 7:15 p.m. Only parents or legal guardians are permitted to pick up their child on Sunday, unless special arrangements have been made in advance in writing. Graduation is at 1:15 p.m. on Sunday. Our parenting session class begins at 11 a.m. on Sunday before graduation.

Our camp mentors are trained and sensitive to physical ability ranges. We score campers on their attitude, cooperation, and effort, not their physical ability. If a camper is unable to perform a physical request, our instructors will give a suitable alternative. Parents should make note of any limitations on the Registration Form. Parents can inform the staff of any potential limitations when dropping their child off at camp.

Cell phones and other electronic devices Tobacco products of any kind Lighters and matches Weapons Watches and jewelry Makeup Alcohol Food, gum, candy, and drinks Reading material

Yes, but we modify the program as some outdoor team building exercises are not practical. We also take necessary breaks for warming up as needed. Please pack accordingly for these camps because participants are still outdoors for many activities.

Midcourse Correction's 44-hour Challenge Camp does not, of course, cure all negative patterns; every child is unique and will respond differently. However, we have found that participation is a strong catalyst for taking steps in a positive direction and being more open to working with and receiving help from family, counselors, probation officers, and others.

We offer two complimentary parenting seminars every camp weekend that provide you with tools to help your child continue with the changes that they have made over the weekend. The first class focuses on internet safety and how to protect your child from various internet dangers, and the second class centers around parenting. We also offer a one-day, interactive seminar for parents. We will discuss a wide range of topics and give you strategies to bring more unity to your home. For more information on this program, including parent references, please call our office at 810-227-0243.

Our Level Ground program costs $200 and is for kids younger than eleven years old. Participants in this program believe that they will stay for the full weekend experience, but are actually only there for Friday evening. The first half of the evening is spent with the weekend campers, and the second half of the night is spent one-on-one with a Midcourse Mentor. This gives the child the direct attention they need.