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Summer Camps and Programs - 2014 for Children with Special Health Care Needs
2014 Washington State Edition
Summer Camp Directory Website: This directory, as well as other helpful resources, can also be found on the Center for Children with Special Needs website at: www.cshcn.org. Please check our website for the most current camp information. The website includes a searchable database where you can look for camps that meet your child’s needs. The website may include programs and camps that were submitted after the deadline for this printed directory. Additional Copies: Single copies are available for free. To order, call Children’s Resource Line at (206) 987-2500 or call toll free (866) 987-2500. Questions/Submissions: If you have questions or comments, send email to: [email protected] Acknowledgements: Support for this directory comes from the Washington State Department of Health, Children with Special Health Care Needs Program. Disclaimer: The inclusion or exclusion of any camp in this directory does not imply endorsement or disapproval. You can also look at www.kidscamps.com to search for camps in other states for children with special needs. Attention Summer Camps and Programs: New camps, as well as those already listed, are welcome for the 2015 Summer Camp Directory. Submit camp information online at: www.cshcn.org/resources-contacts/summer-camp-directory
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2014 Washington State Summer Camps and Programs for
Children with Special Health Care Needs
Finding a summer camp or program is only part of sending your child to camp. Other issues to think about include how to communicate with camp staff, what to pack, and how to help if your child gets homesick. These articles and resources address these concerns. Sending Your Child with Special Needs to Camp Kids Health for Parents provides information about getting ready to send your child with special needs to summer camp. How to share information with camp staff, what to pack, and dealing with anxiety and homesickness are discussed. www.kidshealth.org/parent/system/ill/sending_child_camp.html Finding a Camp for Your Child with Special Needs Kids Health for Parents provides a guide with information on the types of camps, the benefits of camps, how to search for and research a camp, and what questions to ask camp staff once you narrow down your choices. www.kidshealth.org/parent/system/ill/finding_camp_special_needs.html Considerations for sending your child with a disability to camp for the first time: Discover Camp National Center on Physical Activity and Disability provides Information on selecting and preparing for camp, a list of frequently asked questions for camps, how to continue the activities and skills your child enjoyed at camp and other resources. www.ncpad.org/get/discover/index.html
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Alphabetical Camp Listing
Camp Name
Page #
American Diabetes Assoc: Camp Sealth 3
Apex Summer Camp 19
Aspiring Youth Summer Program 4
BMAC Summer Camp 5
Brightmont- The One to One Academy 6
C.A.S.T. for Kids Program 6
Camp Agape NW 16
Camp Amanda 20
Camp Berachah Special Needs Camp 6
Camp Chmepa 13
Camp Dart-Lo “You Bet I Can” Day Camp 8
Camp Discovery 12
Camp Erin - King County 17
Camp Erin - Pierce County 5
Camp Fire USA Day Camp 7
Camp I-VY 5
Camp Killoqua 7
Camp Korey 9
Camp Leo 9
Camp Patterson 13
Camp Prime Time 16
Camp Side-by-Side 19
Camp Stand By Me 12
Camp STIX 10
Camp Sweyolakan “You Bet I Can” Camps 8
Camp Terra 10
Camp Name
Page #
Camp Willie 8
Champ Camp at Camp Lutherhaven 14
CHILD Summer Program 11
City of Bellevue Summer Day Camp 11
City of Spokane Parks & Recreation 11
Community Care Camp - Seattle 18
Funshine Day Camp 11
Jr. Sonics – Wheelchair basketball camp 17
KAT-FISH Camp 3
Kiwanis Camp Casey 13
Lion’s Camp Horizon & Horizon Adventure Camp
14
MDA Summer Camp East 15
MDA Summer Camp West 15
Metro Parks Camps for Kids - Tacoma 14
New Horizons Camp 7
Northwest Center Teens 15
Outdoors for All Day Camps 16
PS Kids Social Skills Day Camp 17
Panther Day Camp 12
Seattle Children’s PlayGarden 18
Seattle Parks and Recreation 19
Stanley Stamm Seattle Children’s Hospital Summer Camp
18
Summer Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
10
TOPSoccer (WSYSA) 20
UW Autism Summer Day Camp 19
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Camps Listed by Special Needs Physical Disabilities
Behavior Disorders
BMAC Summer Camp 5 Apex Summer Camp 19
C.A.S.T. for Kids Program 6 Aspiring Youth Summer Program 4
Camp Berachah Special Needs 6 BMAC Summer Camp 5
Camp Dart-Lo 8 C.A.S.T. for Kids Program 6
Camp Fire USA Day Camp 7 Camp Berachah Special Needs Camps 6
Camp Korey 9 Camp Dart-Lo “You Bet I Can” 8
Camp Patterson 13 Camp Patterson 13
Camp Prime Time 16 Camp Prime Time 16
Camp Stand By Me 12 Camp Stand By Me 12
Camp Sweyolakan 8 Camp Sweyolakan “You Bet I Can” 8
Champ Camp at Camp Lutherhaven 14 Camp Terra 10
City of Bellevue Summer Day Camp 11 Champ Camp at Camp Lutherhaven 14
Jr. Sonics Wheelchair Basketball 17 CHILD Summer Program 11
Funshine Day Camp 11 City of Bellevue Summer Day Camp 11
Kiwanis Camp Casey 13 Funshine Day Camp 11
Lion’s Horizon & Adventure Camp 14 Outdoors for All Day Camps 16
Metro Parks Camp for Kids with Disabilities-Tacoma
14 PS Kids Social Skills Day Camp 17
New Horizons Camp 7 Seattle Children’s PlayGarden 18
Northwest Center Teens 15 Seattle Community Care Camp 18
Outdoors for All Day Camps 16 TOPSoccer (WSYSA) 20
Seattle Children’s PlayGarden 18 UW Autism Summer Day Camp 19
Stanley Stamm Seattle Children’s 18
TOPSoccer (WSYSA) 20
Children who have lost a loved one
Camp Amanda 20
Camp Chmepa 13
Camp Erin-King County 17
Camp Erin- Pierce County 5
Camp Willie 8
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Learning and Developmental Disabilities
Specific Medical Conditions
Apex Summer Camp 19 ADD & ADHD: BMAC Summer Camp 5
Aspiring Youth Summer Program 4 ADD & ADHD: Camp Terra 10
BMAC Summer Camp 5 ADD & ADHD: PS Kids Social Skills Camp 17
Brightmont The One to One Academy 6 ADHD: Brightmont-The One-to-One Academy 6
C.A.S.T. for Kids Program 6 Arthritis/Rheumatic: KAT FISH Family Camp 3
Camp Berachah Special Needs 6 Asperger’s: Aspiring Youth Summer Program 4
Camp Dart-Lo “You Bet I Can” Camp 8 Asperger’s: BMAC Summer Camps 5
Camp Fire USA Day Camp 7 Asperger’s: Camp Terra 10
Camp Killoqua 7 Autism Spectrum: BMAC Camps 5
Camp Patterson 13 Autism Spectrum: CHILD Summer Program 11
Camp Prime Time 16 Autism Spectrum: PS Kids Social Skills Camp 17
Camp Stand By Me 12 Autism: UW Autism Apex Summer Camp 19
Camp Terra 10 Bleeding Disorders: Camp I-VY 5
Champ Camp at Camp Lutherhaven 14 Cancer: Camp Agape NW 16
CHILD Summer Program 11 Cancer: Camp Side-By-Side 19
Funshine Day Camp 11 Craniofacial Conditions: Camp Korey 9
Lion’s Horizon & Adventure Camp 14 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Summer Program 10
Metro Parks Kids - Tacoma 14 Diabetes: ADA Campfire-Camp Sealth 3
New Horizons Camp 7 Diabetes: Camp Leo 9
Northwest Center Teens 15 Diabetes: Camp STIX 10
Outdoors for All Day Camps 16 Diabetes: Panther Day Camp 12
PS Kids Social Skills Day Camp 17 Epilepsy: Camp Discovery 12
Seattle Children’s PlayGarden 18 Hemophilia/Von Willebrand: Camp I-VY 5
Seattle Community Care Camp 19 Mitochondrial Disease: Camp Korey 9
TOPSoccer 20 Neuromuscular: MDA Summer Camp East 15
Neuromuscular: MDA Summer Camp West 15
Organ Transplants: Camp Korey 9
Serious Skin Conditions: Camp Korey 9
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
ADA Camp Sealth
Frank Iacolucci 2815 Eastlake Avenue East, Ste. 240 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 282-4616, ext 7212 [email protected] http://www.diabetes.org/adacampsealth Ages: 6-16 Cost: call or check website Dates: 8/4 - 8/9/14 *Need volunteer nurses, doctors, and dieticians *Siblings allowed but children without diabetes must register directly with Camp Fire USA (www.campsealth.org)
American Diabetes Association - Camp Sealth
Explore the great outdoors and enjoy traditional camp activities
Discover new things about yourself and how you can manage diabetes
Connect with other kids and adults living with diabetes
Have fun at summer camp – just like any other camp! Friends and family members can come along even if
they don’t have diabetes
Swimming, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, volleyball, basketball, hiking, archery, sing-a-long, campfire, arts & crafts
Serves children with: diabetes Camp locations: Camp Sealth, Vashon Island, WA
Arthritis Foundation- Great West Region
Andrea Aho 115 NE 100
th St. Ste 350
Seattle, WA 98125 (206) 547-2707, ext. 101 [email protected] http://www.arthritis.org/washington/juvenile-arthritis/ Ages: all ages Cost: no charge $25 deposit to hold spot that will be refunded Dates: 7/25 - 7/27/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
KAT-FISH Camp
Weekend retreat for children and teens with rheumatic conditions and their families (parents must attend as well!)
Learn about arthritis, network with other families who understand your concerns, build a support system to use throughout the year, and enjoy a weekend of fun camp activities!
Serves children with: arthritis/rheumatic conditions Camp location: Warm Beach Camp, Stanwood, WA
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Aspiring Youth
Benjamin Wahl 2400 NE 95
th Street
Seattle, WA 98115 Camp Program Website: www.aspiringyouth.net Phone: 206.517.0222 Email: [email protected] Cost: $500 per week Ages: 8-18 Dates: families choose their weeks, anytime between 6/23 and 8/28/14
Explorers: ages 8-10 (2 week minimum enrollment) Navigators: ages 10-12 (3 week minimum enrollment) Teen Crew: ages 13-15 (4 week minimum enrollment) Delphi: ages 15-18 (4 week minimum enrollment) Improv/ Theater: (2 weeks) Session 1 6/23-7/3/14; Session 2 7/14-7/24/14; Session 3 7/28-8/7/14
Video production: Session 1 6/23-7/3/14; Session 2 7/14-7/24/14; Session 3 8/11-8/22/14
Building and inventing: Session 1 7/21-7/31/14; Session 2 8/18-8/28/14
Art Camp: Session 1 7/21-7/31/14; Session 2 8/4-8/14/14
Day camp meets Mondays-Thursdays 9:30-3:30pm. Before and after camp available. Field trips every day of camp. Year round groups and alumni events help sustain long-term friendships and social growth.
*Siblings allowed
Aspiring Youth Summer Camps
No overnight trips Summer 2014
General Description: Aspiring Youth Summer Camps are nationally accredited and are in the seventh year of operation. Staff members are Master’s level counselors and we maintain a 4:1 student to staff ratio. Explorers:
Social skills component
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, Navigators:
Social skills component, Navigating middle school,
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos Teen Crew:
‘High school life, Being a leader’
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos Delphi:
Social skills component, ‘Know thyself’
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos Improv/Theatre of Possibility:
Social skills and teamwork through theatre
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos-Showcase production
Video production:
Social skills and teamwork through video production, filming and editing.
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, Building: legos, devices and contraptions
Social skills and teamwork through building unique Lego, Rube Goldberg and rockenblock designs
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos Art Camp:
Social skills and teamwork through art projects
Pottery, comedy improv, indoor rock climbing, legos
Serves children: with Asperger’s syndrome, ADHD, HFA, PDD-NOS, anxiety, depression, learning disabilities
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Bleeding Disorder Foundation of Washington
Luke Phifer 9639 Firdale Ave, Ste A Edmonds, WA 98020 (206) 533-1660 [email protected] www.bdfwa.org Ages: 5-16 years old Cost: $50 per person Dates: Week of July 21st - 25th (exact dates TBD) call for more details *Volunteers needed *Parents and siblings allowed
Camp I-VY
Empowers children and youth with bleeding disorders and their families.
Provides education and support in a fun and safe environment.
Can accommodate Spanish speaking campers Serves children with: hemophilia /Von Willebrand’s disease and other bleeding disorders Camp location: Camp Huston in Gold Bar, WA
BMAC- (Behavior Management for Adults and Children)
Michael McCormick (425)-712-0802 [email protected] Ages: 6 – young adult Cost: please call Dates: week long sessions 6/30 - 8/1/14
BMAC Summer Camp
The majority of the camp will be out in the community and allow the children to gain experience in different environments
A wide range of activities will be tailored to meet the camper’s individual needs. We will shape the activities to match the interests of the children attending camp. Swimming will be a large part of the camp experience.
Camp is held from 9:00am to 3:00pm Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders, general medical conditions or diagnoses, ADD, ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder Camp location: South Snohomish County
Bridges: A Center for Grieving Children and the Moyer Foundation
Darren Wenz (253) 272-8266 [email protected] www.moyerfoundation.org/events/
Ages: 6-17 Cost: no charge Dates: 6/6 - 6/8/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Erin- Pierce County
3-day overnight bereavement camp For children who have experienced the death of a loved
one A high energy fun camp with grief support and education Staffed by professional bereavement staff and trained
volunteers as adult “Big Buddies” Serves children with: grief or bereavement Camp location: Camp Seymour in Gig Harbor
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Brightmont Academy –The One to One Academy
Denise Paley 1215 4
th Ave, Suite 1500
Seattle, WA 98161 (425) 373-0800 (Bellevue) (206) 284-2300 (Seattle) (425) 836-1600 (Sammamish) [email protected] www.BrightmontAcademy.com Ages: 8-18 Cost: varies ranging from $480 per month and up Dates: open year round - call for information
Brightmont Academy-The One-to-One School
One-to-one academic instruction, all the time Experienced teachers create positive experience to build
self-confidence All subjects: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Spanish, study skills Credit and tutoring options Flexible scheduling Can accommodate Spanish speaking students New Services: College & Vocational planning/Test Prep History of cinema, Anthropology, Computer Science
Serves children with: ADD, ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, High Capabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Learning Disorders Academy location: Bellevue, Sammamish, Seattle
C.A.S.T. for Kids Programs
Susan Bressler 297 SW 41
st St.
Renton, WA 98057 (425) 251-3202 [email protected] www.castforkids.org Ages: 6-18 Cost: no charge Dates: single day events Contact the program for more information *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
C.A.S.T. for Kids Program
Pre-register for a morning of fishing on a boat Receive a rod, reel, tackle box, t-shirt and hat that are
yours to keep Learn angling techniques and environmental stewardship Learn skills to maintain a lifelong outdoor hobby
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders and general medical conditions or diagnoses Program location: various sites throughout Washington State. Call or check website for details.
Camp Berachah Ministries
Natalie Head Christian Retreat Conference Center 19830 SE 328th Place Auburn, WA 98092 [email protected] (*email is preferred method of communication) (800) 859-CAMP (253) 939-0488 www.campberachah.org Ages: 5- 18 Cost: varies depending on program length Dates: *email for exact camp dates *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Berachah Special Needs Camps
Mainstreaming of campers with special needs Christian faith-based overnight camps available from 3-6
days in length Many indoor and outdoor activities Registration required. Please email for screening
application. Both day and overnight camps scheduled Other language services (ASL/SEE) with two weeks
notice Serves children with: physical disabilities, developmental and learning disabilities, behavior disorders and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Auburn, WA
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Camp Burton
Kathleen Hendrickson 9326 SW Bayview Drive Vashon Island, WA 98070-7024 (206) 463-2512 [email protected] www.campburton.com Ages: 16-24 Cost: $300 Dates: 7/13 - 7/18/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
New Horizons Camp
Welcoming and friendly Christian faith-based camp Games, swimming, canoeing, crafts, singing, laughing Many return campers make for a happy camp community Campers need to be self-sufficient at meals, restroom,
and getting dressed Serves children with: physical disabilities and developmental disabilities Camp location: Camp Burton, Vashon Island, WA
Camp Fire USA
Kerrie Sampelayo
4201 Utah Ave S, Suite 205
Seattle, WA 98134
(206) 461-8550
(800) 451-2267
[email protected] www.campfire-usa.org/daycamp/ Ages: 5 + Cost: Varies depending on location Dates: check the website or call for more information *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Fire Day Camp
Camp Fire’s Summer Day Camp serves children with and without disabilities in a mainstreamed setting
The program seeks to include children with mild to moderate disabilities depending on volunteer availability. Children needing extra assistance are matched with trained teen helpers.
Eleven day camps operate for one week each at parks throughout the area using caring, well-trained, responsible volunteer staff
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders, and general medical conditions Locations: various locations in the Central Puget Sound area
Camp Fire USA Snohomish County
Carol Johnson 4312 Rucker Ave Everett, WA 98203 (425) 258-5437 [email protected] www.campfiresnoco.org www.campkilloqua.org Ages: 7-21 Resident Camp; 6-16 Day Camp Cost: $475-645 - Resident Camp $215-$385 - Day Camp Dates: 7/6 - 8/16/14 – Resident Camp 6/23 - 8/22/14 - Day Camp *Siblings allowed
Camp Killoqua
Both mainstream and specialized cabin groups Activities include: crafts, swimming and boating, hiking,
cookouts, music, archery and self-esteem building activities
Unique setting for an exciting experience Both day and overnight camps
Serves children with: learning and developmental disabilities, general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Stanwood, WA
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Camp Fire USA Snohomish County
Carol Johnson 4312 Rucker Ave Everett, WA 98203 (425) 258-5437 [email protected] www.campfiresnoco.org Ages: 7-12 Cost: $475 - $515 Dates: 6/21 - 6/26/14 *Siblings allowed
Camp Willie (Grief Camp)
Campers participate in camp activities, plus take part in specially interwoven programs to help with grieving
They are supported throughout by trained camp staff and staff members with experience and expertise in the bereavement process
All campers registering will be evaluated to ensure this program is appropriate for them and that they will benefit from participating
Serves children who: have experienced a loss due to the death of a loved one Camp location: Stanwood, WA
Camp Fire USA Inland Northwest Council
Peggy Clark 524 N. Mullan Road Spokane Valley, WA 99206 1-800-386-2324 or (509) 747-6191, [email protected] www.CampFireInc.org Ages: 1
st grade through 6
th grade
Cost: $225 Dates: Monday-Friday in July – call for info *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Dart-Lo “You Bet I Can” Day Camp
We are a summer day camp that serves children with mild to moderate special needs in an inclusive setting
Our flexible programming includes: crafts, hiking, drama, songs, games, archery, outdoor cooking, team-building, outdoor skills and nature
Some transportation available Accredited by ACA (American Camp Association)
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp Location: North Spokane
Camp Fire Inland Northwest
Erica Nolte 524 N. Mullan Rd, Ste 102 Spokane Valley, WA 99206 (509) 747-6191 (800) 386-2324 [email protected] [email protected] www.campfireinc.org Ages: 6-12 (Day Camp) 6-25 (Resident Camp) Cost: $225 (Day Camp) $525 (Resident Camp) Call for info (Family Camp) Dates: Day Camp Monday-Friday 7/7-8/22/14; Resident Camp Monday-Sunday 7/7-8/24/14; Family Camp 7/1-7/5/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Sweyolakan Resident, Day and Family Camp Programs! Build skills, try different activities, and gain self-esteem in
an outdoor environment by focusing on what you CAN do Differently-abled youth are mainstreamed into camping
activities based on age and ability Activities may include: hiking, singing, crafts, archery,
swimming, fishing, outdoor skills and cooking, nature, and boating
Prescreening required 4 and 7-day Resident Camp options, 5-day Day Camp
sessions, and 2-night Family Camp opportunities. Accredited by ACA (American Camp Association)
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp Location: Lake Coeur d’Alene, ID
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Camp Korey
Emma Thier, Camper Recruiter 28901 NE Carnation Farm Road Carnation, WA 98014 (425) 844-3226 [email protected] www.campkorey.org Ages: 7-16 Cost: No Charge 6/23-6/27/14: Dermatological Conditions 6/30-7/4/14: Craniofacial Differences Mitochondrial Disease General Conditions 7/7-7/11/14: Craniofacial Differences Mitochondrial Disease General Conditions 7/14-7/18/14: Solid Organ Transplant 7/21-7/25/14: Skeletal Dysplasia Mitochondrial Disease General Conditions 7/28-8/1/14: Craniofacial Differences 8/4-8/8/14: Skeletal Dysplasia Metabolic Bone Conditions+ General 8/11-8/15/14: Skeletal Dysplasia *Siblings are not allowed *Volunteers needed
Camp Korey
Camp for children with life altering medical conditions
Universally accessible campus
Adaptive programming
Offers activities like arts and crafts, swimming, horseback riding and team building, with the goal of emphasizing joy, healing and growth in campers
Fully staffed by medical support team Serves children with: craniofacial differences, mitochondrial disease, organ transplants, serious skin conditions, metabolic bone conditions ( i.e. Veptr, MPS, OI), skeletal dysplasia, spina bifida, cerebral palsy and other general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Carnation Farms in Carnation, WA
Camp Leo for Children with Diabetes
Theresa Klaassen, Executive Director (206) 375-1368 [email protected] www.CampLeo.org
Ages: 7-18 3
rd-5
th grade Elementary Camp
6th-8
th grade Middle School Camp
9th-12
th grade High School Camp
Cost: call for information Dates: 4/25 – 4/27/14 Leadership Training 7/15 – 7/18/14 Elementary Camp 7/27 – 8/01/14 Middle School Camp 7/20 – 7/25/14 High School Camp *Siblings are not allowed *Volunteers are needed
Camp Leo for Children with Diabetes
Safe and secure residential camp where children with diabetes can have fun away from home.
Meet other young people with diabetes and share your experiences.
Learn diabetes management skills and gain the independence essential for living a healthy and happy life.
Counseling staff made up of former campers and other adults with T1D (camper: counselor ratio of 8:1)
24 hour medical supervision by medical professionals specializing in diabetes management (camper: medical staff ratio of 8:1)
Activities: hiking, swimming, zip line, rock wall, challenge course, crafts, archery, team building games, nightly campfires, field games, diabetes education games.
Teen leadership program
Serves children with: Type 1 diabetes Camp location: Camp Berachah at Buck Creek, in the Mt. Rainier National Forest (67404 State Route 410 East Greenwater, WA 98022)
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Camp STIX Diabetes Programs
Cris Duvall, Camp Director PO Box 8308 Spokane, WA 99203 (509) 484-1366 [email protected] www.campstix.org Ages: 8-18 Cost: $300 minimum share $800 full share family’s choice as to level of contribution, see website Dates: 7/13 - 7/19/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed space permitting
Camp STIX
Our goals are to provide a safe, healthy, and enjoyable camp experience; enable campers to meet and share their experiences with other diabetic youth; and to empower campers to become responsible for individual control of their health.
Campers receive optimum diabetes care from local physicians, diabetes educators, pharmacists, and dieticians.
Our 24-hour medical staff monitors diet and supervises insulin administration and blood sugar testing.
Campers have the tools and resources to successfully manage their diabetes while at camp by balancing their activity level with their food and insulin intake.
Serves children and teens with: diabetes Camp Location: Riverview Bible Camp north of Spokane 408771 State Route 20, Cusick, WA 99119
Cedarsong Nature School
PO Box 2845 Vashon Island, WA 98070 (206) 708-5945 [email protected] www.cedarsongnatureschool.org
Ages: 4-10 Cost: $300 – financial aid may be available Dates: 6/23-6/26/14; 7/14-7/17/14; 7/21-7/24/14; 7/28-7/31/14; 8/11-8/14/14; 8/18-8/21/14 *Siblings not allowed
Camp Terra
Unique nature camp giving children an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural world
Activities include: making herbal medicine and magic potions, musical jams, learning about native plants and animals, nature games and crafts, and creating secret hide-outs in the forest
Two autistic, Asperger’s or ADHD-diagnosed children in each of the regular summer nature camps
Two family camp sessions with counseling will be available this year, check our website.
Serves children with: learning and developmental disabilities, ADD, ADHD, Autism spectrum, Asperger Syndrome Camp location: Vashon Island, WA
Childrens Hospital Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Susan Sidman, M.Ed 4800 Sand Point Way Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 987-2163 [email protected] Ages: 6-12 Cost: call for costs Dates: July-August 2014 1 half-day per week for 8 weeks, call or email for more information
Summer Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Provides children with opportunities to develop social problem solving skills and language skills
Activities include: swimming, art, playing outdoors, special guest visitors, games, and more
All staff members are fluent in sign language. Campers will be provided with a sign language rich
environment Serves children with: hearing loss; deaf or hard of hearing who use sign language as their primary mode of communication Camp location: Seattle
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Children’s Institute for Learning Differences
Kelsey Paasch 4030 86
th Avenue SE
Mercer Island, WA 98040 (206) 232-8680 ext 234 [email protected] www.CHILDnow.org/summer Ages: 5-17 Cost: $709 per week, 6 weeks $4,254 Dates: 6/30 – 8/8/2014 Type of Program: full day program: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 8:45 to 3:15 and Wed, 8:45 to 1:00
CHILD Summer School (Special Learning Needs)
Certified teachers and highly skilled instructional assistance
State of the art academic and social skills curriculum developed for children with special needs
Hands on art and video activities
Fun educational field trips and adventures
Use of Collaborative Problem Solving™ model of care
Classroom openings depend on space availability and your child’s needs
Serves children with: special education needs. Our goal is to help children with complex behavior and learning problems achieve success. CHILD is committed to providing a place where children can feel valued, increase self-esteem, build confidence and experience trust. Program location: Mercer Island
City of Bellevue – Highland Community Center
Kim Indurkar 14224 Bel-Red Rd Bellevue, WA 98007 (425) 452-6105 [email protected] www.bellevuewa.gov Ages: 5-18 Dates: 6/23 – 8/22/14; 8:30 Cost: call or email for information Day Camp: 8:30 – 3:00 p.m. *Volunteers needed *Siblings not allowed
City of Bellevue Summer Day Camp
These camps are packed full of community outings, park excursions, sports, interactive games and stimulating crafts. Activities are adjusted to the needs of the camper. Personal care (toileting, feeding, dressing) are provided through an outside agency at no cost to the parent/caregiver.
New campers must meet Kim Indurkar before registering.
Serves children with: disabilities Camp location: Bellevue, WA
City of Spokane Parks & Recreation
Alice Busch 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd., 5
th Floor City
Hall, Spokane, WA 99201-3317 (509) 625-6245 [email protected] www.spokaneparks.org Ages: school age Cost: $149/week includes field trip fees; financial assistance offered Dates: 6/23-6/27/14; 7/7-7/11/14; 7/14-7/18/14; 7/28-8/1/14; 8/4-8/8/14 *Volunteers needed
Funshine Day Camp Activities include: water, games, music, field trips, crafts,
and sports Camp is Monday through Friday, from 10:00 am to 3:30
pm 1:4 ratio. Respite workers are encouraged to come if
campers need extra assistance Family respite money from Developmental Disabilities
Administration is accepted Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Mission Park, Spokane
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Diabetes Association of Pierce County Ruth Ann Ruff PO Box 110427 Tacoma, WA 98411-0427 (253) 272-5134 www.dapc.info Ages: 4-13 Dates: 7/28 – 8/1/14 Cost: TBD *Medical volunteers needed *Siblings allowed if space is available
Panther Day Camp Meet other children with Type 1 diabetes Talk with adults who have grown up with Type 1
diabetes Activities focus on having fun and making friends while
including diabetes education Staffed by medical volunteers with the Diabetes
Association of Pierce County Serves children with: type 1 diabetes Camp location: Camp Berachah, Auburn, WA
Easter Seals Washington Joshua Mayer Director PO Box 289 Vaughn, WA 98394 (253) 884-2722 (253) 225-9507 (cell) [email protected] www.wa.easterseals.com Ages: 7-adult Cost: see website Dates: see website for all program dates *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed at Family Camp
Camp Stand By Me
Variety of activities: archery, swimming, horseback riding, arts & boating
Designed to provide fun and recreation while enhancing physical, social and emotional skills
Camp Stand By Me Family Camp Great activities in which all family members can fully
participate Enjoy spending time and relaxing together Parents take time to sit, relax and socialize with other
parents while staff lead activities with campers Dates are Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends
Camp Stand By Me Weekend Respite Program
Weekend Respite Camps provide camping opportunities for individuals with disabilities to come to camp all year long while giving parents a much needed break
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning or developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, and general medical conditions
Camp location: Vaughn, WA
Epilepsy Foundation Northwest
Rose Cain 2311 N. 45th St., #134 Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 547-4551 (800) 752-3509 [email protected] www.epilepsynw.org Ages: 7-16 Cost: Free Dates: 8/18 – 8/21/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed at additional cost
Camp Discovery For children with epilepsy and their siblings Opportunity to take part in camp activities and take risks
in a safe environment Staffed by trained volunteers and two nurses Children who need 1 to 1 assistance must bring a full-
time attendant Serves children from all over the Northwest Can accommodate Spanish speaking campers
Serves children with: epilepsy
Camp location: Camp Killoqua in Stanwood, WA
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Everett Parks and Recreation
Jane Lewis 802 Mukilteo Blvd. Everett, WA 98203 (425) 257-8369 Fax: (425) 257-8374 [email protected] www.everettwa.org/parks Ages: 5-21 (Day Camp for Kids) 18+ (Day Camp for Adults) Cost: $115 Dates: 6/30 – 8/15/14 (Weekly sessions) *ASL can be accommodated *Volunteers needed
Camp Patterson Day Camp for Kids
Day camp that joins kids together with developmental and physical activities
A place to exercise, learn and build community Activities include playing games, singing, creating crafts,
swimming, canoeing and exploring Typically developing children also attend Siblings are allowed
Serves children and young adults with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, and typically developing children Camp location: Silver Lake in Everett, WA
Hospice of Spokane PO Box 2215 Spokane, WA 99210 (509) 456-0438 www.hospiceofspokane.org Ages: 7-15 Cost: no charge Dates: 7/25 - 7/27/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Chmepa
Grief camp for children 7-15 who have experienced loss of someone close
There are traditional camp activities as well as small group activities designed to sensitively address issues of grief
All children are interviewed to evaluate their appropriateness for camp
Serves Spokane County and neighboring counties Serves children who have lost a loved one (will accommodate special needs) Camp location: Camp Lutherhaven, Lake Coeur d’Alene, ID
Kiwanis Camp Casey
Barb Williams (206) 713-7515 [email protected] www.campcasey.org Ages: 6-17 Cost: no charge Dates: 7/27 - 8/2/14 *Volunteers needed (see website) *Siblings not allowed unless they qualify as a camper
Camp Casey
Week long summer camp for physically disabled children
Specifically for children who are mildly to severely physically challenged and can communicate their needs
Campers must not be medically fragile or on systems dependent on a reliable source of electricity
Activities include: swimming, trips to the beach at Ft. Casey, a dance, talent show, carnival, parade, and interest groups (cooking, science, sports, etc.)
Campers are housed by age and gender Additional information and application available at
www.campcasey.org
Serves children with: physical disabilities (physical disabilities can include cerebral palsy, spina bifida or other birth abnormalities) Camp location: Fort Casey Conference Center on Whidbey Island
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Lion’s Club of District 19-H
Rachel Culnane 7506 Gemini ST Blaine, WA 98230 (360) 371-0531 [email protected] www.lionscamphorizon.org Ages: 12-100 Dates: Camp Horizon: 7/13-7/17/14; 7/20-7/24/14; 8/17-8/21/14 Adventure Camp: 7/6-7/10/14; 8/3-8/7/14 Cost: call or check website *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Lion’s Camp Horizon and Horizon Adventure Camp
Co-ed Residential Summer Camp for almost all ages, functioning levels, and disabilities
Staff to camper ratio can range from 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, 2:7, or large group
We have an RN on site 24/7
Our cook can cater to special diets. Activities include arts and crafts, singing, dances, bowling, team games, talent shows, entertainers, campfires, and so much more.
We work with parents/guardians/group homes to make vacation as easy as possible for campers
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, general medical conditions Camp location: Birch Bay, Blaine, WA
Lutherhaven Ministries
3258 West Lutherhaven Road Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 1-866-729-8372 ext 110 or (208) 667-3459 www.lutherhaven.com Ages: 8 through young adult Cost: (see website for explanation) Dates: 6/22-6/27/14; 7/27-8/1/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Champ Camp at Camp Lutherhaven
Swimming, crafts, hikes, bible study, singing and activities specially tailored to your child’s needs
Campers are mainstreamed as much as possible but receive extra space and assistance as required for a great camp experience
Have concerns or questions? We can refer you to parents who’ve previously had Champ Campers at Lutherhaven
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Coeur d’Alene, ID
Metro Parks - Tacoma Parker Ayers Star Center 3873 S 66th Tacoma, WA 98409 (253) 404-3950 [email protected] [email protected] www.metroparkstacoma.org/specialized www.metroparkstacoma.org/adaptive Ages: 5-21 Cost: $130 Dates: Specialized Camp 8/4 – 8/8/14; Adaptive Camp 8/11 – 8/15/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Metro Parks Camp for Kids Camp Kaleidoscope
Have fun making new friends at Camp Kaleidoscope, a summer day camp for kids with developmental or intellectual disabilities. Get active making crafts, playing games, and learning sports
Serves children with: Intellectual, learning and developmental disabilities Camp location: Gray Middle School, Tacoma, WA Adapt to Achieve
Make new friends and learn some new skills at our day camp, Adapt to Achieve. This recreational camp provides opportunities for kids with physical disabilities to have fun, participate in sports and activities along with socializing with friends
Serves children with: physical disabilities
Camp location: Gray Middle School, Tacoma, WA
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Organization Camp/Program Name &Description
Muscular Dystrophy Association Patty Cornelius Health Care Coordinator 101 W. Indiana Spokane, WA 99205 (509) 325-3747 [email protected] www.mda.org/summer-camp Ages: 6-17 Cost: no charge for MDA registered children Dates: 7/13 – 7/19/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings not allowed
MDA Summer Camp East
Activities include arts and crafts, dances and talent shows, adaptive sports, campfires and more
Serves children with: muscular dystrophy/neuromuscular disease Camp location: Twinlow - Rathdrum, ID
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Karen Jones & Niki House
701 Dexter Ave N., #106
Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 283-2183 [email protected]
www.mda.org/clinics/camp Ages: 6-17
Cost: Free to families with a child with a neuromuscular disease
Dates: 6/22 – 6/28/14
*Volunteers needed
*Siblings not allowed
MDA Summer Camp West
Magical place where year-round skills are developed and where a child with a disability can just be a kid
Knowledgeable camp staff and medical personnel, campers have their own 1:1 volunteer to help with all aspects of fun and personal care
Wide range of activities especially designed for young people who have limited mobility or use wheelchairs
Activities include swimming, boating, basketball, archery, arts and crafts and talent shows
Serves children with: muscular dystrophy/ neuromuscular disease Camp location: YMCA Camp Seymour, Gig Harbor, WA
Northwest Center
Amy Bender MLK FAME Community Center 3201 E. Republican St Seattle, WA 98112 (206) 963-3025 [email protected] www.nwcenterkids.org/teens.html Ages: 13-18 Cost: call for information Dates: 6/23 – 8/29/14 Day Camp; we also have an after-school program *Siblings are allowed
Northwest Center Teens Day Camp
Northwest Center Teens is a place for teenagers of all abilities. Our doors are open when Seattle public schools are closed to offer social experiences for teens and support for working families.
We work on life and social skills within a natural context.
Our summer camp activities change weekly and some of our favorites are playing games, cooking and baking, music therapy, painting, playing sports, video games, singing and dancing, and community field trips.
We are a Community Settings Respite Care Provider and can bill DD for services.
Serves children with: all abilities: Camp Location: Seattle
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Outdoors for All Foundation
Molly Harrigan 6344 NE 74
th Street, Suite 102
Seattle, WA 98115 (206) 838-6030 [email protected] www.outdoorsforall.org Ages: 5-21
Cost: varies from $275-$300 we accept DDD funds and offer scholarships
Dates: weekly 9:00am-3:00pm mid- June through August 2014
Outdoors for All Day Camps
Inclusive Day Camp program Specializes in working with individuals with disabilities Core activities each week include but not limited to:
kayaking, rock climbing, cycling, hiking and yoga Outdoors for All staff are trained instructors in adaptive
recreation and passionate about bringing the outdoor experience to each child
Camps work to help improve fine and gross motor skill development, encourage positive peer modeling and facilitate the unique sensory and varied social abilities of campers
Serves children with: autism, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, physical disabilities, and general medical conditions or diagnoses.
Camp locations: Magnuson Park in Seattle; Lake Sammamish, Issaquah, WA
Philoptochos/Greek Orthodox Church
Sofia Kenny 2100 Boyer Avenue East Seattle, WA 98112 (206) 285-7144 [email protected] www.campagapenw.org Ages: 0-18 years Cost: no charge Dates: 7/21 - 7/26/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Agape NW
A camp for the entire family of a child with cancer (including parents and siblings)
Open to any family receiving cancer treatment in Washington State
Open to all nationalities and all faiths Can accommodate special needs for any campers or
family members Can accommodate Spanish and Greek speaking
campers
Serves children with: cancer and their families Camp location: Gig Harbor, Washington
Prime Time, Inc.
Cecile Anson 6 S. 2
nd Street, Ste. 815
Yakima, WA 98901 (509) 248-2854 [email protected] www.campprimetime.org Ages: birth to adult Cost: no charge Dates: weekends throughout summer- *Volunteers needed *Families and siblings are encouraged
Camp Prime Time
A volunteer supported recreational camping facility For families who have children suffering from serious
illnesses or various disabilities Cabins and a lodge can hold 100 campers Activities include boat rides, horseback riding,
accessible tree house, fishing
Serves families with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders and general medical conditions or diagnoses Camp location: Clear Lake near White Pass Ski Resort, WA
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Providence Hospice of Seattle
Chris Olson 425 Pontius Avenue North, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98109 (206) 749-7689 [email protected] www.providence.org/camperinkc Ages: Kids camp: K-6; Teen Camp grades 7-12 Cost: no charge Dates: Kids camp 9/12-9/14/14 Teen Camp 9/26-9/28/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings allowed
Camp Erin-King County
Campers participate in traditional camp activities and grief activities
Activities include a climbing wall, swimming, canoeing, arts and crafts, campfires and more
Supported by grief specialists and trained volunteers Kids and teens attend different camps
Serves children: grieving the death of a loved one Camp location: Carnation, WA
Puget Sound Counseling and Autism Services
Glenna Clouse 5105 200
th St SW, #100
Lynnwood, WA 98036 (206) 617-2131 [email protected] http://www.psautism.com Ages: elementary school Cost: $250 for 3 half-days per week (several weeks will be offered) Dates: TBD July and August
PS Kids Social Skills Day Camp
Activity-based social skills group designed to teach and enhance social learning skills
Each group will have a maximum of six children with one therapist and one assistant
Groups will meet for three hours per day, 3 days per week
Activities will include discussion, games, projects, snack, and outdoor activities (weather permitting)
This camp is not appropriate for children with significant behavior concerns
Serves children with: autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, anxiety, NLD, and similar social learning challenges Program Location: Lynnwood, WA
Seattle Adaptive Sports
Tami English, Program Director (253) 297-5389 or (206)726-3984 [email protected] www.seattleadaptivesports.org Ages: 5 to adult Cost: call for information Dates: year round monthly sports clinic *Volunteers needed
Jr. Sonics - Basketball
Beginner to advanced wheelchair basketball skills taught Engages campers in socialization, independence and
confidence building Coached by top college wheelchair basketball coaches
from university programs Program accommodates physically challenged with
disabilities including: amputation, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, low vision, joint damage, severe scoliosis, spina bifida, transverse myelitis, traumatic brain injury and other congenital or acquired conditions affecting mobility
Seattle Adaptive Sports provides year round sports and recreation in multiple sports. Check on website calendar to find out times and locations.
Serves children with: physical disabilities Camp location: Seattle area
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Seattle Children’s Playgarden
1745 24th Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98144 (206) 325-5576 [email protected] http://www.childrensplaygarden.org/ Ages: 1-18 Cost: price varies by camp, call for info Dates: 6/23 – 8/29/14
Seattle Children’s PlayGarden
Discover the magic of PlayGarden this summer!
Online Summer Camp registration now open. Call to inquire about scholarships.
At the PlayGarden we offer developmentally appropriate nature-based summer programs for kids of ALL abilities and ages (ages 1-18)
Weekly Summer Camp Sessions happening June – August 2014
Serves children: of all abilities Camp location: Seattle
Seattle Children’s Hospital Stanley Stamm Camp Michele Rebert, Camp Coordinator 4800 Sand Point Way NE, MS: T-2241 Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 987-2267 [email protected] www.seattlechildrens.org/clinics-programs/stanley-stamm-summer-camp/ Ages: 6-14 Cost: no charge-donations gratefully accepted Dates: 8/18 – 8/22/14 *Volunteers needed *Siblings not allowed
Stanley Stamm Summer Camp
Summer program for Seattle Children’s patients who have medical needs that do not allow them to take part in other camp programs
Campers receive 24 hour medical supervision
Many fun camp activities Serves children who have been patients at Seattle Children’s and cannot attend other camps because of their medical needs Camp location: Sunset Lake Youth Camp, Wilkeson, near Enumclaw
Seattle Community Care
Angelica 5428 Delridge Way SW, Ste A Seattle, WA 98106 (425) 224-5905 [email protected] www.seattlecommunitycare.com Ages: 5-18 Cost: $350 - $800/week Dates: school breaks and summer *Siblings allowed
Community Care Camp (Day Camp)
We have two engaging and safe recreation facilities in West Seattle to provide a therapeutic day camp during school holiday and summer breaks for children needing specialized care due to behavioral difficulties.
Our camp is different than other camps because it is designed for children with behavioral issues, mental health diagnoses, developmental disabilities, or for those in special education.
Serves children with: learning and developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders Location: West Seattle
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Seattle Parks and Recreation Kyle Bywater 4554 NE 41
st St
Seattle, WA 98105 206-684-4950 [email protected] www.seattle.gov/parks/specialpops/ Ages: 4-21 Cost: Day Camp $80 Overnight Camp $100 *Siblings not allowed
Seattle Parks and Recreation Specialized Programs
We offer several camps for all special needs youth.
There will be 3 weeks of Overnight Camps (for youth 6-21 years of age) and 4 weeks of Woodland Day Camps (for youth 4-21 years).
The camp programs focus on a wide range of recreation activities which emphasize socialization, general community awareness, and motor skills. A child can attend all sessions or select the camps he / she desires to attend
Serves children with Physical disabilities/Learning and developmental disabilities/ Behavioral disorders/General medical conditions or diagnoses Location: Seattle (Camp Long and Lower Woodland Park)
Side by Side
JJ Kissinger, Director 4540 15
th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105-4507 (206) 524-7301, ext. 273 [email protected] www.sidebyside.org Ages: 3-18 recommended Cost: free to families Dates: 8/3 - 8/8/14 *Siblings allowed
Camp Side-by-Side
Week-long camp designed to serve the needs of the entire family who has a child with cancer
Kids can swim in the outdoor pool; enjoy the climbing wall, ropes course, archery range, canoeing, etc.
Parents and caregivers can rest, relax and meet other families on a similar journey and experience laughter, rest, and togetherness
Healthcare team from Seattle Children’s and UWMC is provided to support families
Individual buddies/counselors for every child
Serves: families that have a child with cancer Camp Location: Eatonville, WA
University of Washington Autism Center
Ben Aaronson, Camp Director PO Box 357290 Seattle, WA 98195 (206) 221-2267 [email protected] http://depts.washington.edu/uwautism/ Ages: 7-12 Cost: $2200 Dates: 7/7- 8/8/14 Monday – Friday 9am-3pm *Volunteers needed *Siblings welcome
Apex Summer Day Camp
Our summer camp program focuses on building children’s social skills and self-esteem within the context of structured recreational and learning activities.
We partner with parents to provide education and training, as well as daily reports, so that new skills can be practiced.
Targets of treatment include improvements in the quality of peer interactions, increases in self-efficacy and confidence, and enhanced self-regulation of emotions and behavior.
Serves children with: Autism spectrum and related disorders
Camp Location: Seattle, WA
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Walla Walla Community Hospice
Vivian Antes, Camp Coordinator 1067 Isaacs Ave Walla Walla, WA 99362 (509) 525-5561 [email protected] www.wwhospice.org/children.htm Ages: 7-14 Cost: no charge Dates: 7/25 - 7/27/14 *Siblings allowed
Camp Amanda
A unique weekend camp for children who have experienced the death of a significant person in their lives who have never attended another grief camp
Campers meet other children like themselves and discover they are not alone in their experience
Activities include large and small group sessions, games, cookouts, swimming, crafts and a time for sharing
Serves children: who have lost a loved one to death Camp location: Walla Walla, WA
Washington State Youth Soccer Association (WSYSA)
Marty Torres 2108 N. Baltimore Tacoma, WA 98406 (253) 752-5611 [email protected] www.wsysa.com/Programs/TOPSoccer/
Ages: 4 and up Cost: Call for more information Dates: Call for more information *Siblings not allowed *Volunteers needed
TOPSoccer
Soccer activities in a non-competitive environment
Focus is on exercise and participation
Players participate at their own pace and level
Camp held for an hour or two a week usually in spring and fall
Serves children with: physical disabilities, learning and developmental disabilities, behavior disorders, general and specific medical conditions Locations: Bellingham, Snohomish, Redmond, Edmonds, Shoreline, Tukwila, Bainbridge Island, Port Orchard/Bremerton, Tacoma, Maple Valley, Vancouver, Salmon Creek, Camas/Washougal, Tri Cities, Spokane, Olympia, Centralia
