Camp Hero trains the next generation of first responders
By:
Dante Stanton
Posted: Jul 30, 2025 7:51 PM EST | Updated: Jul 30, 2025 7:58 PM EST
-
3:12
Power of community shines at Elkhart County Boys & Girls Clubs...
-
1:40
Community members gather to protest immigration efforts
-
1:28
Dangers of ice on Lake Michigan
-
2:01
Notre Dame men searching for consistency ahead of Syracuse road...
-
2:41
The lasting impact of Lou Holtz
-
3:43
Marshall County and Argos officials express economic concerns...
-
1:58
Lake effect snow deflected towards Chicago, tonight
-
2:27
Dangers behind snow and ice buildup
-
1:01
Elkhart Senators and Representatives gather to discuss community...
-
0:41
Deceased St. Joseph County Jail inmate identified by ISP
-
0:38
Former CNN journalist Don Lemon arrested in connection with protest
-
1:31
Still cold this weekend, but snow steers mostly clear of us
WARSAW, Ind. -- Camp Hero launched into its 7th year on Tuesday with a record 210 campers.
The camp features law enforcement and EMS officials working with kids directly to get hands-on first responder training.
Leaders even tell us that a camper used the CPR training that they learned at Camp Hero in 2024 to help a family member in trouble.
The camp covers job responsibilities for police, fire and EMS, giving kids a wide range of activities to understand a broader range of what first responders do.
Camp Hero wraps up with a graduation ceremony at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
Sign up for the ABC 57 Newsletter