Camp Inclusion is a summer day camp in Howard County Maryland that focuses on social interaction between the campers and their non-disabled peers through sports and games.
ARCh Camp Pow Wow welcomes children and adults with learning disabilities, cognitive challenges, autism spectrum disorders, physical health difficulties and a variety of other diagnoses. Some campers use wheelchairs, walkers or other devices to enhance mobility, while others require a regimen of medications or diligent monitoring of blood sugar.
We offer experiential, adventure-based, wilderness and therapeutic activities for children, individuals and families navigating Neurobiological Disorders, Aspergers Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disabilities and other special needs.
Camp Starfish is a not-for-profit residential camp which serves children between the ages of 7 to 14 who have emotional, behavioral and learning challenges.
Ascendigo welcomes people ages 7 and up with an autism spectrum disorder, including classic autism, PDD-NOS, Asperger's and related diagnoses. Participants of any athletic ability can succeed. We pride ourselves in ensuring progress in our sports while having lots of fun!
Summer Say & Play Speech-Language & Occupational Therapy Program to bridge the school year and prevent that summer regression.
The premiere camping experience for people with disabilities. It's a five days, in residence, camp-style retreat for people with cognitive or physical disabilities to find fellowship with others, both with and without disabilities and to experience the best week of their year. * May 25-29, 2020
Camp Reece is a sleep-away camp for children with special needs, ages 9 through 17, located at Skidmore College that offers a wide range of activities designed to engage campers while teaching skills, building confidence, improving self-esteem, and of course, having fun!
Inclusive equestrian camp for children and teens providing horseback riding, nature walks, fishing, cooking, gardening, music, arts and crafts, dance, team building games, special guests and so much more! Every day is structured and scheduled with multiple activity choices to suit everyone's interests. One on one camper to counselor ratio. Two supervisor/directors leading the camps.
Camp of Champs will help prepare youth for life through a variety of character-building and team focused activities.
Set on the waters of Vaughn bay, with a view of the southern Olympic Mountains, we offer a full camp experience for individuals with disabilities.
Club Kodiak provides a safe, supervised vacation experience for young adults 19 and over. We offer a life skills program and over 30 sports and activities.
Talisman Programs offers a summer camp experience for children and adolescents with ADHD, autism (level 1), learning disabilities and Asperger's Syndrome.
The goal of Adirondack Expressions Camp is to immerse students in as many art forms as possible in a beautiful, fun and safe environment. Our aims to inspire a lifelong passion for the arts and is open to all who want to cultivate their creativity, regardless of ability. If you are looking for enriching activities to fill your child's summer break, then Adirondack Expressions Camp may be just what you - and they - need.
We provide inclusive camping, afterschool, and weekend opportunities for children with developmental and physical disabilities.
Easterseals Oregon's barrier-free summer camp for children and adults with disabilities and/or special needs provides a place where activities are designed to be inclusive. Campers discover new abilities, gain independence, make lifelong friendships, and build lasting memories. In addition, caregivers receive respite time to rejuvenate
themselves. Our camp sessions are five-days and four-nights in July at Evans Creek Retreat.
For children and adults with disabilities - deep in the Green Mountains of Vermont.
Providing a traditional camp experience to children and adults with disabilities since 1937. Our 2:1 camper to counselor ratio focuses on what a camper can do!
At Heaven's Gait Therapeutic Riding Summer camp riders are led by trained instructors and enjoy a one-to-one ratio. While attending camp riders will participate in the following activities: daily horseback riding instruction, Sensory Trail Stations, proper grooming technique instruction, care of tack, proper use of tack, barn chores and crafts. The Horseshow is our culminating activity each week.
Transitions programs train young adults with autism, ADHD, nonverbal learning disabilities and other learning differences in skills such as executive functioning, leadership, self-advocacy, wellness, social relationship building and independent living. Students also experience socially rich recreational opportunities, memorable Adirondack outings, college tours and entertainment opportunities in a safe, supportive environment.
Camp Type: Autism Camps
