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Otways camps tackle the challenges of growing up

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  • A local not-for-profit, DIIGG Wellbeing, is holding its first Rites of Passage camps in the Otways. The three-day camps are designed to help parents and sons strengthen their relationships and handle the challenges of adolescence.
  • A father and son camp for boys aged 14 to 17 will run in November, followed by a mother and son camp for boys aged 10 to 13 in February 2027. Both will be held at Sokil Retreat.
  • Subsidised places are available with support from sponsors.
Otways camps tackle the challenges of growing up
Photo: Geelong Times

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