A safe, residential camping experience for children with epilepsy full of fun, nature-oriented activities that help promote self-esteem, self-confidence, independence and long-lasting friendships
Free Camp For Youth with Epilepsy
Camp Candlelight is one week of camp in the cool pines for children and teens with epilepsy.
Charis Hills is a Christian Summer Camp that offers kids, ages 7 to 18, with learning differences and social difficulties—those with ADD, ADHD, high-functioning Autism, and Asperger's—an opportunity to come to a place of acceptance. We provide a positive camp experience while sharing the good news about Jesus Christ.
Camp Accomplish is an incredible summer camp open to youth aged 5+ and adults (in an adult-only session) up to age 60. We proudly serve campers with and without disabilities and chronic health conditions while promoting fun, safety, challenge, and friendship for everyone. From climbing walls to nature trails to therapeutic riding activities, every child is welcome to explore, learn, and grow.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan is thrilled to reaffirm our unwavering dedication to providing transformative camp experiences for youth with epilepsy! With a steadfast commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive, and enriching environment where every camper feels empowered and supported, we are excited to announce: two amazing camp experiences in 2026!
Opportunities for coed, multi-ability, multi-cultural, multi-aged to engage in fun and fulfilling camp activities. A culture of respect serves as the foundation of this state licensed, accredited, non-denominational Christian camp serving people with special needs since 1983.
True Friends provides direct care services for children and adults with developmental, physical, and multiple disabilities. Educational, recreational and other support services offered at four centers in Minnesota.
An innovative single gender overnight camp for kids who need help improving their social skills. Based on work presented at the World Gifted Conference, Camp Sequoia provides campers a meaningful opportunity to become the best version of themselves with a 2:5 staffing ratio on a modern campus. Our male campers and female campers live and enjoy separate campuses and have meaningful opportunities to engage with each other on weekly trips and campwide events.
We offer a unique adaptive therapeutic approach based on principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, focusing on the development of independent life skills, socialization, behavior modification and academic instruction to meet IEP goals, as well as any goals you personally may have for your child.
YAI- Mainstreaming At Camp (MAC) - A program ran in partnership with Frost Valley YMCA in the Catskill mountains of New York State serving children and young adults with developmental disabilities from 8-18 in an inclusive setting striving to expand the reach of summer camp to all people.
Texas Lions Camp exists to provide, without charge, a camp for physically disabled and diabetic children from the State of Texas; regardless of race, religion, or national origin.