Flying Fingers Camp
Welcome to the official website for Flying Fingers Camp! The Flying Fingers Camp mission is to provide a high quality summer camp and recreational year-round programming to deaf, hard of hearing children, and kids of deaf adults (KODA's).   The Flying Fingers Camp services individuals from age five to fifteen from the New York City area without regard to race, religion, or socioeconomic status.   The Flying Fingers Camp administration, staff, and volunteers pride themselves on always putting children and families first. Families interested in enrolling their children in our camp are asked to contact the camp by email, phone, or by mail.	Camp Opening Flying Fingers camp board members are working diligently to be ready for summer 2007. We rely on contributions and volunteers to help our camp run. Please contact us to see how you can be a part of this new and exciting camp program. You may also view how to contribute financially by clicking on the volunteer icon. Our camp will be located in Queens, New York.  We welcome individuals from all bouroghs, Long Island, Rockland, and Westchester County to particpate.
Meet our Board Members The Flying Fingers Camp Board of Directors includes representation from across the Metropolitan area. Here's an introduction to the people who make our organization possible: Ms.Monica R. Levine, MS, TSHH , TDHH- Executive Director Ms. Levine is a licensed teacher of speech and teacher of the deaf.   Ms. Levine has over seven years of teaching experience and over ten years experience working with children.  Ms. Levine founded Flying Fingers Camp May 2005. Board members: Debra Aronson Diana Goldstein Monica Levine Angela Manekas Lawrence Pick Allyson Smith Advisory Board: Lisa Dennett Arthur Patsiner	Mentoring for Kids Our organization helps children grow and learn through recreational activities.  Deaf/hard of hearing children need role models to guide them through their developmental years. We look to the deaf community and professionals to help support these children.