Camille Shares Her Story

"There is so much hope here, and we see miracles everyday of kids that have been told they can’t and they do.”

Camille, Orange Room Teacher 

“I am the teacher in the orange room. My son was in the first class sixteen years ago, so that was my introduction to Little Light House. I have personally worked here since 2015. Since I have been here, my perspective of LLH has been through the eyes of a parent, a volunteer, an assistant teacher, and now as a head teacher. This place is amazing, and it gets better and better every single year. 

I love how the Biblical curriculum is intertwined into every aspect of the day here. Kids are learning to walk, talking about walking through the Red Sea, and kids are learning to sing Bible songs. That has been so amazing. ​I always say the Little Light House is like an onion, and there are so many layers to this. ​

Speaking as a parent whose child attended LLH, the family interactions are so incredible. One family may know something that another family needs to know, and the connections and friendships really develop a bond between everyone involved here. Everybody is kind of in the same boat. Their child might not have the same diagnosis, but they are special needs parents.

​Being a teacher, I have found so much joy in seeing the hope for each parent and child. Parents can finally know that their child can go to school, their child can learn, their child can have friends and play with peers, and their child can do what their siblings may be doing. There is so much hope here, and we see miracles everyday of kids that have been told they can’t and they do.”