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Jamaica Plain, MA

summer fun academic learning and arts integration, steam and nature, full inclusion, small ratios

North Oxford, MA

We offer creative, fun summer and year-round programs for children with insulin-dependent diabetes. The Barton Center encompasses Clara Barton Camp for girls, Camp Joslin for boys, Barton Day Camps (coed in MA, CT, NY), Adventure Program (coed), Vermont Overnight Camp, and Barton Family Camp.

Reading, MA

Camp Triumph is a therapeutic day camp in Massachusetts. It offers a supportive environment designed to help children with special needs increase their feelings of self-esteem and improve their social, physical and psychological competence.

Charlton, MA

We offer creative, fun summer and year-round programs for children with insulin-dependent diabetes. The Barton Center encompasses Clara Barton Camp for girls, Camp Joslin for boys, Barton Day Camps (coed in MA, CT, NY), Adventure Program (coed), Vermont Overnight Camp, and Barton Family Camp.

Camp @ Heart Unplugged is a new way for kids to enjoy camp fun safely, minus the screens. Our Unplugged participants will receive a box of themed camp activities that can be done completely offline with all supplies included. Themes and activities overlap with our Virtual Campers so every child can enjoy the camp experience in the way that works best for them.

Summer Social Skills Camps and Social Skills Groups to improve friendship and social skills, gain confidence, and to have fun!

Dates: June 27- August 26, 2022
Days/Times: M-F 1:00-4:00 *Children must attend 4-5 days/week; 6 week minimum
Confidence Connection has a 9-week summer program designed to meet the developmental, social, and behavioral needs of children with Autism. CC currently accepts HPHC/UBH, BCBS, Aetna, UHC, Tufts Commercial and Tufts Public for ABA therapy.

Social skill groups with direct instruction and practice for the functional social skills necessary for developing for strong and lasting friendships.

Inclusive camp that serves Jewish campers with a wide range of differences, including learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, and developmental and intellectual disabilities. Various levels of support - from Inclusion to Vocational Training.

Lexington, MA

MGH Aspire: Year-Round Autism & Asperger's Programs: We offer fall, spring and summer programs to help children, teens, and adults with high cognitive autism spectrum disorder or a related social profile make social connections and develop independence.

Experience independence and get a taste of college life during CIP's 2-week summer programs!

Framingham, MA

Special Needs six week summer program for boys

Camp Casco is a place where "New England" kids experience the magic of summer camp, with the support and guidance of our outstanding caregivers, and the constant supervision of our professional medical team.

Wellesley Pediatric Summer Program is led by an occupational therapist and is designed for 4-6 year olds who benefit from individualized support and small group sizes to succeed in play and peer interactions.

Our relaxed, low-pressure program is perfect for and welcomes kids with profiles of ADHD, Anxiety, Sensory Profiles, and HFA. Our layers of social support and scaffolding help kids succeed in our camp-like atmosphere.

Goshen, MA

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.

The Easter Seals Youth Leadership Network (YLN) empowers youth between the ages of 14-26 to use self-advocacy in planning their adult lives.

6 week summer day program for youth ages 6-22 with social-emotional challenges. Activities include improv, filmmaking, video games, special interest clubs, swimming and more!

Made possible by our friends at One Mission, this special getaway for patients, survivors, and siblings ages 16-19 will be one to remember. We can't wait to see old camp friends, welcome new faces, and finally get back to camp.