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
Aspen Camp provides recreational and educational program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals from around the world.
Since 1949, Camp Lakewood has provided summer memories for children ages 6-17. We offer a wide variety of safe, progressive and fun camp programs in a beautiful Missouri Ozark setting.
Over-night camps for individuals with disability and chronic illness. Learn, have fun, make friends! Programs are fully adaptive, accessible and take place on campus with climate controlled facilities and a caring and trained staff.
Imagine the Possibilities...
Sleep away camp in the mountains. Campers build meaningful connections with nature & friends.
Travel abroad with Summer Discovery. Have a chance to spend your summer in Cambridge, England with optional excursions to Paris and London.
We encourage kids to be compassionate towards themselves, each other, animals and the Earth!
Creative arts programs for preschoolers-teens: visual arts, music, movement, drama & more.
Our roots reach back to 1901, when we established one of the nation's first overnight camps for children. Over a century later, we remain true to the Y mission and our non-profit commitment to bring children of all backgrounds and abilities together in our enriching, life-changing community of summer camp.
Camp Howe, Inc provides an early experience outside of the family home for youth aged 7-17. The program encompasses all aspects of the campers experience and focuses in offering age appropriate programs aimed at increasing self esteem, leadership, independence, and education on preserving and protecting the environment.
Easter Seals summer Computer Program is designed for students with special needs.
Victory Junction Mission: To enrich the lives of children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses by creating camping experiences that are memorable, exciting, fun, empowering, physically safe and medically sound.
Metro Parks' Nature Adventure Camps are designed to provide Central Ohio youth with the opportunity to discover and experience nature in an engaging, hands-on group setting. Campers will participate in fun outdoor activities, crafts and games. Metro Parks has been offering week-long day camp sessions since 1997. Programs are available for children in preschool through ninth grade.
Heaven's Gait is an Equestrian camp that serves special needs children and young adults, ages 6-25.
The Center for Courageous Kids (CCK). CCK is a nonprofit residential medical camp that services children who are medically fragile. CCK offers diagnoses specific summer sessions and family weekend retreats.
Genesis at Brandeis is a 3-week pluralistic, academically-focused Jewish learning and identity-building summer precollege program for exceptional high school students (ages 15-18). Students engage in college-level learning, informal Jewish experiences and joyful Shabbat celebrations while making lifelong friends and living on a college campus.
PAFA is the oldest Art Museum and Art School in America. The Summer Art Camp offers enriching and creative experiences for campers in the Museum galleries and art studios. Weekly camps for different age groups running for 7 weeks from late June through August. Fun and creative session designed to appeal to all levels and interests of young artists.
Camp Friendship, Camp Eden Wood, and Camp Courage serve children and adults with disabilities.
Campers will live and grow in a Christian environment. Pearce Williams Summer Camp & Retreat Facility will have your camper singing and laughing when they arrive home. Pearce Williams strives to provide the highest quality of summer program possible; To serve all community income levels; To preserve camp for generations to come
