Tahoma Indian Center

Youth Camps

Culturally responsive and Trauma-Informed Healing for Native American and BIPOC Youth

Welcome to

Camp Rosey

Camp Rosey is our free-of-charge youth camp established in 2023 that focuses on supporting Native American and BIPOC youth in their healing journeys through grief and loss. We strive to create an environment where love and support are felt from the moment you arrive until the time you leave.

The name "Rosey" holds a special meaning as it honors a beloved relative of the Tahoma Indian Center. Rosey was a radiant soul who brought warmth and joy to everyone she encountered. Her infectious smile, sparkling eyes, and laughter filled every room she entered. She was a loving sister, cousin, auntie, mother, daughter, and friend, embodying the true essence of happiness and youth.

There are Two components to camp:

Both components incorporate elements of culture and traditional medicine

Healing Camp
Summer Camp for Youth Dealing with Loss

Ongoing Support
Community Events Held Each Month

  • Activities designed to help provide healing from trauma for those experiencing deep loss

  • Community support and lived experience shared between families in camp Rosey​​

  •   Referrals to mental health professionals for those seeking more structured and clinical help