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A Camp for Children With Brain Injuries Zips Ahead, Despite Federal Uncertainty

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Camp Cranium in Pennsylvania ran its summer session for children with traumatic brain injuries again this year, despite uncertainty over the federal funding that supports families attending. Campers zip-line, swim and take part in activities adapted for their injuries, with medical staff on site.

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The camp's future funding is not settled; this covers the session that has now run, not a guarantee of future ones.

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