Regional Camps
CAP Kid Camps are regional weekend camps hosted by the Children’s Alopecia Project’s founder, Jeff Woytovich. The camps bring together kids with alopecia and their families for a memorable experience. From team‑building activities to creative workshops and outdoor fun, every moment is designed to help CAP Kids grow in confidence while having an amazing time with peers who truly understand their journey.
These regional camps are designed as family camps, meaning each CAP Kid attends with at least one parent or guardian. CAP Kids always attend free of charge, and guest fees cover lodging, meals, and all scheduled activities. Each camp weekend creates a supportive environment where kids can build self‑esteem, families can connect, and everyone can celebrate what makes them unique.
CAP Parent Testimonial
CAP Parent Testimonial
“When Aubrey was first diagnosed with Alopecia my first instinct was simple: How do we fix this?
Then we found the Children’s Alopecia Project. What CAP gave us wasn’t a prescription, a treatment plan or a miracle cure. It was something much more powerful. It was community. The first time we walked into a CAP event and saw other kids who looked like Aubrey — confident, laughing, ziplining, dancing — For the first time, she wasn’t “the only one.” And I wasn’t “the only mom.”
There is something incredibly healing about meeting people who just get it. No explanations. No awkward stares. No trying to make it better with the wrong words. Just understanding.
Over the years, CAP has given Aubrey mentors who show her what confidence looks like and friends who remind her she is never alone. It has given us spaces to talk about hard things — fear, insecurity, identity.
Hair may or may not grow back. Treatments may or may not work. But confidence? Belonging? Resilience? Those are built here. In rooms like this. At camps. On dance floors. On rock walls. In late-night parent conversations.
CAP doesn’t replace medical care. It supports the heart behind it. And in a world that moves quickly toward “fixing,” CAP reminds us that our children are not broken. They are whole. They are worthy. They are enough exactly as they are.
We came to CAP because our daughter has alopecia. We stayed because of the love.
And if you are new here — whether you are exploring treatments, feeling overwhelmed, or just trying to figure out what this diagnosis means for your family — I want you to know: You do not have to walk this journey alone. This community will meet you exactly where you are.”