We have two separate camp groups, Junior Adventures (ages 6 to 14) and our Youth Adult Leadership Program (ages 16 to 26). JA focuses on getting kids with disabilities outside more often to gain skills in outdoor recreation. YALP focus on gaining leadership skills and independence for all aspects of life. In general, our goal is to enhance the quality of life through adaptive recreation.

For Wisconsin youth who are blind, visually impaired, deaf, hard of hearing, epilepsy, diabetes and intellectual disabilities/autism

Deaf Camps, Inc. runs week-long residential camps in Knoxville, MD for deaf or hard of hearing children and hearing children who want to learn American Sign Language. Campers entereing grades 2 through 12 will participate in swimming, hiking, arts and crafts, and other great camp activities. See www.deafcampsinc.org for more information and FAQ.

Since 1956, we have operated an accessible summer camp for both children and adults with disabilities at our Camp Baker location in Chesterfield County. Located on 22 wooded acres, Camp Baker lets our campers enjoy a best-in-class, traditional summer camp experience, including: horseback riding, arts and crafts, swimming, fishing, paddle boating, hiking, and talent show.

ARCh GAINS welcomes children and adults with learning disabilities, cognitive challenges, autism spectrum disorders, physical health difficulties and a variety of other diagnoses. Some achievers use wheelchairs, walkers or other devices to enhance mobility, while others require a regimen of medications or diligent monitoring of blood sugar.

Since 1970, Florida Diabetes Camp has given children with type 1 diabetes what every kid deserves: a safe space to belong, grow, and enjoy childhood. Our on-site staff of doctors, nurses, experienced program directors, and camp counselors are dedicated to making every experience safe, memorable, and educational for campers and their families.

Since 1970, Florida Diabetes Camp has given children with type 1 diabetes what every kid deserves: a safe space to belong, grow, and enjoy childhood. Our on-site staff of doctors, nurses, experienced program directors, and camp counselors are dedicated to making every experience safe, memorable, and educational for campers and their families.

Since 1970, Florida Diabetes Camp has given children with type 1 diabetes what every kid deserves: a safe space to belong, grow, and enjoy childhood. Our on-site staff of doctors, nurses, experienced program directors, and camp counselors are dedicated to making every experience safe, memorable, and educational for campers and their families.

Summer Camp at CLC is an opportunity for students of all ages to come for an intensive four-week session of conductive education. Groups of students, similar in age and physical challenges, learn mobility skills, independence, and functional daily living skills, within a supportive group atmosphere of fun and adventure. Students meet for three to six hours per day depending upon their group and age.

Are you ready for an amazing summer break? We're thrilled to invite families to apply for one or more weeks of our Summer Camp! This small, thoughtfully designed camp serves youth ages 5-17, with two age-based groups, ensuring the right balance of support, independence, and fun. Space is intentionally limited, and spots fill quickly each year.

There's a Special Camp for You. A unique opportunity for your loved one with special needs awaits. Join us at special Camps for a summer experience you'll never forget. Register now for more information and to secure your spot.

Camp Setebaid at Mount Luther/HDYC is a normal summer residential camp for youth living with T1D. Staffed by mature adults who have experience with T1D who are complimented by a medical team with diabetes expertise to assure the campers are safe during their time at camp.

Summer camp for children with asthma or allergic conditions.

Where Summer is for Everyone!

Our camp is designed for individuals with motor disabilities in Loveland and Denver Metro area. Our camps are 2-6 week intensive programs that teach participants problem solving skills, ADL activities, and independence in their daily lives. Addressing areas typically learned in OT, PT, and SLT in a fun, group environment with 1:1 staffing.

Camp Carefree provides a free week of summer camp for children with chronic conditions and illnesses. Children are provided a traditional summer camp to laugh and play; focusing on what makes them unique, and not what makes them different.

Camp ASCCA is a year-round 236 acre camp, located on beautiful Lake Martin in Alabama. We serve children and adults with mental and/or physical disabilities. Our mission is to help people with disabilities achieve equality, dignity and maximum independence. We take pride in offering a wide variety of exciting educational, social and recreational activities. Camp ASCCA is an ACA accredited camp.

SpringHill Camps Extra Support - An embracing community for campers of all skill levels and needs.

Residential year-round camp, weekend respite and week-long overnight camps and Full Travel Program.