Camp Zoe is a camping program structured to meet the needs of children with severe physical and mental disabilities who come from families living with economic challenges within the city of Los Angeles. Camp Zoe is designed to help campers develop a "sense of self."

Many of the campers come to us from the Salvin School in Los Angeles, a special education school that serves the needs of physically and mentally disabled children living just west and south of downtown Los Angeles.

Camp Zoe offers a three-day program filled with activities that celebrate life. For some of these children, this is the first time they have experienced a real overnight camp environment that caters to their unique needs. Camp Zoe is dedicated to sharing the joy of youth, camping, excitement and life out of the city and in the wilderness at a beautiful campsite.

Camp Zoe is a non-profit camping program run by dedicated volunteers from the Greek Community of Los Angeles in conjunction with school nurses, teachers, healthcare assistants, social workers, physical and occupational therapists as well as other local volunteers. The ratio of children campers to adult volunteers is 2:1. Everyone works together to make the weekend camp run smoothly, safely and make it possible for campers to enjoy the time of their lives.