Camps and Recreation
We offer several different camps for people with all types of disabilities. Our camps are barrier-free and designed to be accessible to everyone. A camp experience increases skills and enhances self-confidence while giving families much-needed respite from the hard work and responsibility they face every day. Additionally, these activities provide an opportunity to learn to problem-solve, make social adjustments to new and different people, learn responsibility, and gain new skills to increase self-esteem.
Adult Programs
Recreational groups for young adults and seniors with disabilities provide socialization, skills building and independence. Learn more.
Camp Buckaroo
A week-long day camp for children with any type of disabilities, ages 6-15, and their siblings, ages 6-10. Learn more.
Camp M.O.S.T.
Weekend overnight camp for teens & young adults with cerebral palsy and similar neurological disorders, ages 15-21. Learn more.
Camp Smiles
A week-long overnight camp for children with cerebral palsy and similar neurological disorders, ages 6-15. Learn more.
Family Camps
Veteran family camps, typically led in tandem by our Camp and Mental Health programs, happen over long weekends in the fall and spring. Family camps offer military-connected families opportunities to experience the outdoors, unplug, reconnect, work on communication and reinforce relationships. Learn more.
Family Day Out
Family Day Out is a day camp for children with disabilities and their siblings to enjoy arts & crafts, group games, and more! Learn more.
Children and Teen/Young Adult Group
Join us for our playgroups, ages 6-15, and Young Adult Night, ages 15-21, for a relaxed and fun environment for children or teens with disabilities. Learn more.
ToyTech is a unique resource and lending library for children with all types of disabilities ages birth to thirteen years, their siblings and parents, and therapists. ToyTech makes the specialized and adapted toys you are looking for available so that children with any type of developmental delay or disability can benefit from the enrichment of play. Learn more.