The Georgia Special Touch Ministry Get Away is a 5-Day residential camp for individuals with intellectual and/or physical disabilities. All ages (10-adult) and all abilities are welcome! August 18-22, 2025 Housing and amazing recreational events are planned appropriately.
The Georgia Lions' Camp for the Blind is a summer camp for visually impaired children and adults. Sessions run concurrently from mid-June until late July. Pre-Teens-6/12 years, Teenagers-13/17 years, Adults-18/39 years, Senior Adults- 40+ years
Camp All For One is an inclusive day camp for children and teens with or without disabilities. Camp activities include 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. This camp provides ample staff support for all of our campers.
Camp Dream is a recreational, traditional summer camp experience for children and young adults with moderate to severe physical and developmental disabilities. Camp Dream is 100% volunteer, offering a one-to-one camper-counselor ratio. Camp Dream is a barrier free environment that has never turned away a camper due to the severity of their disability or their financial capability.
BlazeSports Summer Camp 2015 is a residential sport and recreation camp for youth ages 7-17 with physical disabilities.
Eaton’s LEAP into Summer program offers two three-week sessions in June and July. Participants spend their mornings at local worksites, such as Burlington, Longhorn Steakhouse, and Crust Pasta & Pizzeria, to develop both hard and soft skills in real work environments. This hands-on approach is essential to learn the necessary skills for employment.
Experiential outdoor adventure sleep away camps for kids and adults with mental and physical disabilities.
Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is an innovative intensive treatment approach for children with decreased use of one side of the body, either upper or lower extremity (hemiparesis/hemiplegia) due to stroke, CP, or other neurological disorder.
