This paper provides evaluation data on one unique camp in North America, targeting children and youth who have a family member with Huntington’s disease (HD). Specific research questions addressing improved well being across several measures including resilience, self-esteem, life satisfaction and disease specific knowledge addressed include: 1) Across genders, do youth report an increase in knowledge about HD and support in dealing with HD after attending the camp; 2) Are resilience, self-esteem and life satisfaction improved across genders as a function of attending the camp? 3) How do youth feel after attending camp?