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JP Camp | Uplift Kids Director

JP Camp | Uplift Kids Director

JP Camp | Uplift Kids Director

JP and his wife Tori live in Greer, SC with their two sons. His plan entering college was to be a full-time teaching pastor, but God had different plans. After completing his MA in Biblical Studies, JP was called to work in the children’s ministry department of his local church and learned that his passion was serving children. As part of his responsibilities, he directed an in-house after-school program and summer learning camp for students from the local public elementary school. Nine years later after seeing the impact it made on the students, their families, and the school, he decided to continue his passion and start Uplift Kids. 

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Andrea Clements | Board Member

JP Camp | Uplift Kids Director

JP Camp | Uplift Kids Director

Andrea “Andi” Clements is a professor in the Department of Psychology at East Tennessee State University, associate director of research design and implementation for the ETSU/Ballad Health Strong BRAIN Institute, and co-founder and board president of Uplift Appalachia. Her main areas of research are religiosity, health, and trauma-related neuropsychological development, particularly focusing on addiction. She teaches and trains about the science of addiction, navigating addiction treatment options, and being trauma responsive (trauma informed care). She has taught measurement, evaluation, and research design for the past three decades. In her personal life, she has been a church planter and regularly mentors people who live with addiction and have been or currently are incarcerated.

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