Mission: To provide a summer of fun for children living with HIV/AIDS and sickle cell disease. When: Session 1: July 26 - August 1 Session 2: August 7 - 13 Where: Warwick, NY.
Harriman Lodge operates as a true summer resort offering vacations for people with mild to moderate mental and physical disabilities in a beautiful Catskill Mountain setting. Offers structure without being restricitve.
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MODELING CAMP invites all new models to come 'discover the model you' this summer! Explore the world of modeling and fashion at this empowering camp. Each day, campers learn about the business from leading industry professionals, top models and top agencies!
French Woods features individualized programming for ages seven to seventeen. Select from theatre, dance, music, circus, art, sports, riding and much more. Spend the summer of your life in the scenic western Catskills.
CREATE. PERFORM. INSPIRE. LEAD. Join us for an exciting, cutting edge downtown theater experience that helps you develop your talent.
We are an adventurous and fun resident camp program located in the Adirondack region of NY State.
Ramapo provides a safe, predictable, and highly structured environment which fosters the development of positive social and learning skills. A particular strength of Ramapo is its one-to-one staff-to-child ratio.
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For over 80 years Camp Michikamau has offered a high quality traditional overnight camp for youth and teens.
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Our fashion design summer camp takes place in Manhattan, NY and is a great way for children, 6-12yrs old to spend summer vacation. Students will learn to sew using a sewing machine, design fashion, create accessories & have a blast with other fashionistas!!
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Girls Rise Up is STEM From Dance’s FREE three-week summer program designed for girls to explore the exciting world of STEM - through the power of dance.
Iroquois Springs is a safe, fun filled environment for children looking to experience the magic summer camp has to offer. We have been the site of the finest in sleep-away camp experiences for boys and girls since 1931.
The Southampton Fresh Air Home provides a unique vacation experience for physically challenged children between the ages of 6 to 22. Camp programming includes arts and crafts, computers, sports, and swimming, and sailing. Contact David Billingham: (631) 283-1594 or dbillingham@sfah.org
Camp Anne offers a structured, yet relaxed, experience for children and adults who function in the moderate, severe, or profound ranges of mental retardation. Offers a traditional experience.
Since 1902 Surprise Lake Camp has stood for more than just great fun. Our campers come away with greater independence, enhanced self-esteem, stronger Jewish identities, heightened environmental awareness, and a fuller sense of their creative potential. Sliding Fee Scale.
CAMP FASHION DESIGN is a summer fashion camp for girls ages 11-17 located in NYC! Run by 'Project Runway' stars! Meet top designers, reps from FIT, visit Mood Fabrics, have daily challenges and much, much more!
Resident Camp designed for Homeless Children living in New York City's homeless shelters.
Jewish environmental overnight camp for a vibrant, sustainable world! Campers build leadership, outdoor skills, purpose & joy in compassionate community with organic farming, wilderness skills, herbalism, arts, music, sports & more!
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Explore, learn and thrive at KidzToPros STEM, Sports & Arts Summer Camps for kids ages 4 to 18! From coding and robotics to digital arts, film studio, tennis and more, KidzToPros will help ignite your child’s creativity and passions.
ARTScape & Teen Arts are an-arts focused camp featuring morning classes in dance, music, theater and visual arts.
Camps focus on teaching the fundamentals of the game in a fun and competitive environment. These Camps are designed to teach kids the skills they need to be a better basketball player by the use of drill and station work along with full court games. Along with NBA stars, Basketball City’s professional staff will make sure your child has a great time and improves their game.
