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Help Kids Build Confidence at Upstander Kids Anti-Bullying Summer Camp

Monday, Jul 20

Looking for a summer camp that helps children build confidence while learning valuable life skills? The award-winning Upstander Kids Anti-Bullying Summer Camp returns this summer, offering a unique program designed to help children recognize, prevent and respond to bullying in healthy, positive ways.

Named Los Angeles' Best Specialty Sports Camp three times, the camp teaches practical strategies for handling verbal, social and physical bullying while promoting confidence, resilience, teamwork and respect. Through engaging activities, games and interactive lessons, campers learn how to keep their mind, body and spirit safe while becoming positive leaders among their peers.

The program welcomes children of all experience levels, with half-day sessions available for 5-year-olds. Enrollment is intentionally limited to just 16 campers per week to provide personalized attention, and spaces fill quickly.

WHEN:
Now – August 14, 2026
9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
(Half-day sessions available for 5-year-olds)

WHERE:
Upstander Kids Anti-Bullying Camp
12474 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90066

COST:
$79.99–$499.99

For registration and additional information, visit AntiBullyingCamp.com.

Give your child more than a fun summer experience—help them develop the confidence and skills to stand up to bullying and become an Upstander.

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