Photo: Hailey, Yinka, Andi, Maryanne, and Cindy on the outdoor stage at Elementary Camp Awards
American Camp Association
Photo: Jackie and Megan posing outdoors for the camera
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Photo: Siphiwe inside a torpedo launching tube during the 2007 U.S.S. Silversides Submarine trip
Photo of Lake Flannigan at Camp T
Photo: Logan, Kevin, Alec, Nicholas, Tony, Autumn, and Roman sitting on top of a torpedo during the U.S.S. Silversides Submarine trip

Welcome!

Camp Tuhsmeheta is a summer camp for children and young adults who are blind or visually impaired located in West Michigan, seven miles west of Greenville. Camp T is an amazing place for kids to learn, grow and thrive; however it is so much more! It is an outdoor educational facility where adventure hides around every tree. It is a place where those who are blind or visually impaired can safely participate in fun, traditional camping activities that will help prepare them for a life of independence and success. It is a place full of endless possibilities for learning experiences that will help them improve their recreational, leisure and social skills. Camp T is a place where kids gain confidence while working together with their peers, it is a place where kids are encouraged by teen mentors and successful blind adults. Most of all it is a place where kids can be kids, a place where they can leave the label of blindness behind and go beyond it to discover the endless possibilities in their lives.

Latest News

Online Donations now Available
Now, more than ever, Camp T needs your support. Your tax-deductible donation will help ensure a future for our camp and touch the lives of so many. You can now make a donation online or send it by mail. Thank you for your support.
Posted Tuesday, 05-Aug-2008 12:14 PM ET

It's not supposed to be a secret, SO TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW!
Opportunities Unlimited for the Blind, Leader Dogs and Visionalist Productions (Keith Famie - Emmy winning film maker) are in the process of creating a documentary about blindness titled “Can You See How I See?” Go here to view the site. Once there you can view a movie trailer and look at the section that says in-production and read and see pictures from all the filming.

Posted Tuesday, 24-Jun-2008 11:37 AM ET

Shop at Blind Mice Mart and Support Camp T
Support our programs by shopping at Blind Mice Mart. They sell many useful products for people who are blind and visually impaired as well as many gift and unique items. Visit www.blindmicemart.com You'll save 1 percent and Camp T will receive 15 percent of the proceeds from your purchase.
Posted Thursday, 05-Jun-2008 11:59 AM ET

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Camp T Loves Lions Clubs

As a service to it's users, the Michigan Department of Education offers the use of Camp Tuhsmeheta to Opportunities Unlimited for the Blind. This does not constitute endorsement or support of the information or services offered by OUB or any other organization, group or individual providing services or programs to Camp Tuhsmeheta. Furthermore, neither the Michigan Department of Education nor any of it's employees or contractors assumes any legal liability or responsibility for programs and services offered at Tuhsmeheta by any group, organization or individual.