Leaping Beyond's mission is to provide access to adaptive sports opportunities and honor children with special needs. Leaping Beyond offers week long adaptive sports camps in the Summer as well as swimming classes in the Fall and Spring at various locations throughout Central Arkansas. All programs are led by pediatric physical therapists.

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.

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.

Summer Speech Language Development Camp

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.

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.

Lions Camp Tatiyee provides life-changing 6-day, 5-night summer camp experiences to special needs children and adults in Arizona, entirely free of charge.

Full day licensed youth camp for children with sensory processing differences and special needs. Collaborative program combines Occupational, Speech and Music Therapy as well as Therapeutic Art, Bike Riding Instruction, Social Skills, Self Regulation Program and so much more! Our competitively priced program has been carefully designed with small group size and low camper to staff ratio of 3:1 to ensure camper success. Enroll today!

Arms in Action is an intensive summer therapy camp for children with hemiplegia ages 4 to 7 years old. The camp, led by occupational and physical therapists, will use principles of modified constraint induced movement therapy, bimanual intensive training, and caregiver education in a playful, engaging and fun group setting.

Therapeutic horseback riding and horsemanship for individuals with cognitive, emotional, physical and/or sensory disabilities.

Arms in Action is an intensive summer therapy camp for children with hemiplegia ages 4 to 10 years old.

Conductive Education therapy summer camps for children and teenagers with MOTOR DISABILITES

The Conductive Education of Orlando (CECO) offers a fun and educational summer camp, focused on Conductive Education, which implements an intensive physical, social-emotional, and cognitive program for individuals with motor disabilities. CECO is proud to offer programming options for all ages from early childhood through adulthood.

Shady Oaks is an 8 week residential summer camp for people with disabilities.

Camp Caglewood is a Special Needs Camp that offers weekend camping trips and day camps programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities.

The Katie Isaacson Elaine Gordon Lodge is an innovative summer resort for adults with mild to moderate developmental disabilities.

Join us at constraint induced movement camp. A camp designed to improve the motor functioning of a child's affected side. Delivered through engaging and meaningful themed therapeutic activities. Led by an OT and OT students to ensure a 1:1 ratio.

We offer fun & exciting day programs for individuals between the ages of 5 – 26 who have been diagnosed with cognitive and/or physical impairments. A variety of sites are offered to best suits the needs and abilities of participants. Programs are designed for individuals who will be successful in a 3:1 ratio. New participants and parents must schedule an assessment with Program Coordinator and Adaptive Recreation Specialist prior to the start of the program.