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1. 4-H Camp Howe
- Camp Howe, Inc provides an early experience outside of the family home for youth aged 7-17. The program encompasses all aspects of the campers experience and focuses in offering age appropriate programs aimed at increasing self esteem, leadership, independence, and education on preserving and protecting the environment.
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Resident Camp - Day Camp - Coed - Goshen, MA |
2. Camp Joslin
- Located in scenic Charlton, Mass., Camp Joslin's programs combine camping, sports and fun with diabetes education and support to give children with diabetes, and their families, the tools they need to live happy, healthy, balanced lives.
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Resident Camp - Travel/Excursion Camp - Coed - All Male - Charlton, MA |
3. Camp Connect at The Bridge Center
- Camp Connect is a 3 and 6-week summer program designed to meet the developmental,social and behavioral needs of children with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, and related challenges. Includes recreational activities and social skills groups.
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Day Camp - Coed - Bridgewater, MA |
4. Easter Seals Camp
- Easter Seals offers an inclusive camp experice
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Resident Camp - Coed - Worcester, MA |
5. The Bridge Center
- Year round therapeutic recreation including summer camp, horseback riding, vacation camps on beautiful 20 acre campus conveniently accessible from routes 24 and 495
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Day Camp - Coed - Bridgewater, MA |
6. Clara Barton Camp
- We offer creative and fun summer and year round programs for young people with Insulin Dependent Diabetes. The Barton Center encompasses Clara Barton Camp (all-girls), Barton Day Camp (coed in Boston, NYC, Long Island, CT, and Worcester), Wilderness Adventure Program (coed adolescent), and Barton Family Camp (all ages) for people with type 1 diabetes.
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Resident Camp - Travel/Excursion Camp - Day Camp - Coed - North Oxford, MA |
7. Sunshine Programs
- Special Needs six week summer program for boys
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Day Camp - All Male - Framingham, MA |
8. Confidence Connection
- Confidence Connection is a fun and unique place for children with special needs to learn valuable social skills. We teach children underlying skills they need to help them understand and acquire both basic and advanced social skills, using a total communication approach. Children with PDD/Autism and other developmental disabilities often lack social skills and therefore miss out on the enjoyment and value of a good friendship. Some of our students still need beginner social skills such as, eye-contact and how to greet other children. Some need special help even to be around other children or to learn the value of their peers. On the other hand, many of our students have undergone social skills therapy and learned rote skills, such as when a person says hello, they are able to say hello back, but have difficulty maintaining the conversation.
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Day Camp - Coed - Newton, MA |
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