Kamp is designed for those 13 years old and up who have intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities and autism. Kamp will be held August 5th – 9th, 9:00 – 3:00. Kampers will be paired up with a buddy that will participate … Read more
Dealing with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) as a child is even more challenging. That is why the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation proudly established Camp Oasis exclusively for children with IBD over 25 years ago. These summer camp programs enrich the … Read more
For 64 years, Camp Easterseals has provided quality recreational and therapeutic camp programming in the beautiful countryside of New Castle, Virginia. Children and adults with disabilities are able to experience all the outdoors has to offer including horseback riding, canoeing, … Read more
SOAR summer camps are specifically designed for youth and young adults with ADHD and learning differences. We offer a supportive environment where campers are encouraged to be themselves, be challenged, and be celebrated for their strengths! Our camps are for … Read more
Camps at Trusted Parents consist of two separate camps, one serving ages 7-22-years-old and the other 18-30-years-old. From the youngest to the oldest, each of our programs are uniquely designed to accommodate and support our various campers needs. We are … Read more
Since 1986, Camp Carefree in Stokesdale, NC, has provided a FREE, one-week camping experience for kids ages 6 to 16 with chronic illnesses and disabilities, including cancer, Spina Bifida, epilepsy and more. Our program also includes camps for well siblings … Read more
Camp Discovery specializes in serving individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities ages 8 through 21. Camp Discovery operates Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 3:00pm (late-June to mid-August). We structure our camp around weekly themes, such as Super Hero Week, … Read more
Our Camp typically runs June – August. We are a Camp for all kids of all abilities. Most days in our Camp are comprised of: Open Play, crafts/activities, snack break and lunch.
Through camps, afterschool programs, recreational respite, adult programs, and social groups, individuals on the autism spectrum improve their social and communication skills, peer networks, and physical well-being. Staff are trained to understand their needs and help them reach new goals. … Read more
