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SUMMER CAMPS & PROGRAMS!
Summer Camps & Programs:
***This list was created by the social workers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital in DDBP. Please contact camps directly for information on cost/dates/financial assistance/scholarships. The list is updated when possible but due to ever changing services some information may not be accurate.***
Day Camp Options
Gorman Farms www.gormanfarm.org/summer-day-camp
Various activities offered depending on age of the camper. Activities might include campers feed our friendly farm animals, play engaging group games, build farm crafts, cook and prepare food right from the farm, help care for our plants in the gardens, hike, and much more! There is also a cooking camp and veterinary care camp. Check website for cost and dates.
Youth Overcoming Life Obstacles YOLO Summer Program _ http://www.cilo.net
The Center of Independent Living Options (CILO) expands its outreach to local high school students with disabilities through Youth Overcoming Life Obstacles (YOLO). The YOLO Summer Program will focus on encouraging high school students with disabilities to build self-esteem, self-respect, autonomy, and the development of independent living skills, through making new friends, and discovering new interests.
YOLO is an 8-week summer experience for youth with disabilities to develop skills and growth through opportunities that would not otherwise be available to them. YOLO staff and volunteers will facilitate enriching experiences through interactive presentations, educational trips, gardening and photography. Over the 8 weeks, students will create a memory book.
Address: 536 Linton St., Cincinnati, OH
Phone: 513-241-2600
Dates/Cost: Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Mayerson JCC of Cincinnati www.mayersonjcc.org/camp-afterschool/summer-camps
We offer an inclusive summer camp program that welcomes children with all abilities to have an enjoyable, meaningful summer camp experience. Camp staff receive additional training and ongoing support to accommodate campers who may benefit from more positive behavior techniques and social skills coaching by a 1:1 advocate. Check website for cost and dates.
Life Skills Day Camp (through Arc of Dearborn County)
Address: All Saints Family Life Center/St. Joseph Campus in St. Leon 7536 Church Ln, West Harrison IN
Ages: 14 (entering high school freshman)
Dates: In the past offered in July from 9:00am-2:00pm every day.
Cost: $150 for non-member of The Arc; $1200 for members.
Stepping Stones https://steppingstonesohio.org/stepping-stones-summer/
Ages: 5-12; 13-22 5650 Given Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45243
Please check website for attendance options, costs & scholarships, and other needs. Various activities available on campus and some social trips.
Camp for Champs www.epilepsy-ohio.org/programs/camp-flame-catcher/camp-for-champs/
Offers therapeutic horseback riding, farm activities, water play and crafts to children with epilepsy.
Address: 7908 Myers Rd. Centerburg, Ohio.
Phone: 513-721-2905
Ages: 4-12
Dates: In the past offered in June from 9:00am-noon
Cost: $50. Scholarships are available.
The Children’s Home of Cincinnati- “Ready Set Work!” http://www.thechildrenshomecinti.org/
Five week program that focuses on developing social & vocational skills needed for job readiness. Includes: Skills Training/Assessment, Career Exploration, Community-Based Assessment, & Job Training.
Address: 5050 Madison Road, Cincinnati OH 45227
Phone: 513-272-2800 extension 3209
Ages: 18-25
Costs: Please contact Amanda Tipkemper for more information at the phone number above or email address: [email protected] .
Dates: In the past July – August (5 wks); Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9:00am-3:00pm
The Children’s Home of Cincinnati “Camp I Can” www.thechildrenshomecinti.org
10 week, full day summer day camp where campers can enjoy traditional camp activities and enhance creativity, leadership and social skills. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 5050 Madison Rd. Cincinnati OH
Phone: 513-272-2800
Ages: 5-12
Cost: $185/week. ODJFS child vouchers are accepted.
Dates: In the past June – August from 7:00am-5:30pm
Cedar Ridge Camp http://www.cedarridgecamp1.com/summer-camp
Offers day and overnight camp options with various themes (i.e. water, science, nature, art week).
4010 Old Routt Road Louisville, KY 40299 Phone: (502) 267 5848, ext 102
Central KY YMCA Summer Camps http://www.ymcacky.org/main/summer-day-camp/
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/recreation/programs/camp-crc1/summer-day-camps/
Summer day camp with daily activities including arts, athletics, swim lessons, field trips, outdoor time, and special events. Neighboring areas are welcome
Address: Fourteen various locations in Cincinnati.
Phone: 513-352-4028
Ages: 6-12 years (5 year olds who have completed full day kindergarten are welcome).
Dates: Camps run 11 weeks: In the past from June – August. Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m
Costs: $1045 for the summer. Corryville accepts vouchers.
Kids First Sports Center- Campapalooza
http://www.kidsfirstsports.com/camps-events/camp-a-palooza-camps
Before and after camp options available. Enrichment programs and physical activities. 9am-4pm weekly.
Address: 7900 E Kemper Road Cincinnati OH 45249
Phone: 513-489-7575
Ages: 6-14. Cost/Dates: Contact camp directly for updated information or check website.
Dramakinetics http://dramakinetics.org/
One week summer camp providing arts and theater for special needs and typical needs children in integrated settings. One week performing arts classes available also.
Address: 4222 Hamilton Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223
Phone: 513-389-1721
Ages: 5-12 and 13-21 years
Dates: Dates vary based on age group. Call for current dates ; Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:00pm
Dreams with Wings www.dreamswithwings.org
Dreams With Wings offers two summer camp programs for youth ages 8-21 diagnosed on the autism spectrum and Down Syndrome. These eight week camps run June-July and can be paid via the Michelle P Waiver or private pay. Both camps offer a summer of fun, physical activity, and learning!
Location: St.Andrew’s Episcopal Church 2233 Woodbourne Ave in the Highlands. (Kentucky)
Phone: 502-459-4647
Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
http://www.epilepsy-ohio.org/programs/camp-flame-catcher/camp-for-champs/
Camp for Champs: Camp for Champs
Camp for Champs is a special camp for children with epilepsy. Held in June for one week from 9:00am-noon, offer therapeutic horseback riding, farm activities, water play and crafts to children with epilepsy from 4 to 12 years of age.
Location: Shane Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship in Centerburg, 7908 Myers Rd. Centerburg, Ohio
Contact: 513-721-2905
Exceptional Teens & Adults https://exceptionalteensadults.org/contact-us/
724 West Breckinridge Street Louisville, KY 40203
Phone: (502) 290-1585
Camp Connect at Old School Trail:
https://www.oldtrail.org/page/beyond-the-classroom/summer-camp
Address: Old Trail School, 2315 Ira Rd, Akron, OH 44333
Each camp program is one week long, and has a special focus or theme, so you get to choose what kind of experience you will have. Some camps are morning programs, some afternoon, and some all day. Many people combine a morning camp and a different afternoon camp to fill a day with variety. Lunch, transportation, and before and after camp care are all available for the convenience of our families. Phone: 274-2272, ext. 3112
Age: 6 to 12 years old.
Cost/Date: Starts as early as April. Contact program for details.
K.I.T.E. https://entech.spalding.edu/kite/
The Kosair Integrated Technology Experience (KITE) is a technology-based activity program designed to provide positive physical, cognitive and sensory experiences for children 2 1/2 to 9 years old.
For the younger children (ages 2 1/2 to 5) programming occurs from 9:00 a.m.-noon and older children’s programming (ages 6 to 9) occurs from 1:00-4:00 p.m. each day. KITE is open to all kids with special needs. Each day of the experience, participants are paired with Spalding University students who are studying in one of the professional programs of occupational therapy, nursing, education or applied behavioral analysis.
Phone: (502) 873-4221 Address: 812 S. Second Street Louisville, Kentucky 40203
Camp Keystone 513-695-2900
Social Communication Program- Structured experience for children with autism and other disabilities with intensive needs. Camp is desitned to continue the structure of the classroom setting over the summer months and aid in a smooth transition back to school.
When: Various dates typically in July from 9am-2pm
Where: WCESC location in Mason OH
Lexington Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Programs
https://www.lexingtonky.gov/therapeutic-recreation-fun-camps-0
Address: Castlewood Park and Woodland Park, KY
Phone: 859-288-2928
Age: 5-12 at Castlewood Park and 13-21 Woodland Park. Also day activities for ages 22+
Dates/Cost: Several Sessions during June/July. Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Mini University, Inc. Summer Camp _ www.miniuniversity.net/school-age.asp
“All Inclusive” camp provides children with all day field trips, educational and fun projects and experiences. Weekly trip to the local pool.
Address: 40 Vista View Drive Dayton, Ohio 45402
Phone: 937.461.9027 or 877-429-9400
Ages: Completed Kindergarten- 12 years old
Montgomery County DDS Recreation Summer Camp
http://www.mcbdds.org/183/Recreation-Program
Address: 508 Durst Drive, Englewood OH
Ages: 6-17 years
Dates: In the past from June – July; Hours: 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Cost: See website and/or contact agency (937-918-2110).
New Perceptions: Bridging the Gap Summer Program
https://www.newperceptions.org/home/services/children/summer-program/
Eight-week program for basic preschool readiness and continuation of therapies through the summer.
Address: One Sperti Drive, Edgewood, KY
Phone: 859-344-9322
Ages 2.5-5 years entering school in the fall.
Dates/Cost: Scholarships available. Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Pleasant Hill Outdoor Camp: http://www.phoc.org/summer-camp
Overnight camps and day options with themes and mini camps. Also have mini camps for preschoolers through 2nd grade to attend camp for 24 hours with a parent or grandparent. Also have family camps that take place over specific weekends. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 4654 Pleasant Hill Road Perrysville, OH
Phone: 419-938-3715
Ages: 6-18 years
Dates: Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Cost: Tiered pricing, please visit the website for specific information on the cost of camp. May accept Level 1 and I.O. Waivers.
Redwood www.redwoodnky.org
Address: 71 Orphanage Rd Ft. Mitchell, KY
Phone: 859-331-0880
Children Day Programs: https://www.redwoodnky.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=cms.page&id=1095
Dates/Cost: Please contact Redwood for updated information.
Warren County Summer Enrichment Camp http://www.warrencountyesc.com/Content/58
Various week long day camps offering various skills and special interest skill building. Including but not limited to: electric guitar building, waterbotics, fitness camp, construction, legos, tech camp, & more.
Address: 1879 Deerfield Rd, Lebanon, OH
Phone: 513-695-2900 ext. 2902
Ages: Varies with camp offered.
Dates/cost: Throughout the summer. Please contact camp directly for updated information.
YMCA Camp Campbell Gard www.ccgymca.org
Both day and overnight camps are available. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 4803 Augspurger Rd Hamilton, OH
Phone: 513-867-0600
Ages: 7- 22
Please see website for dates of camp and costs
YMCA Camp Ernst http://myycamp.org/dates-and-rates
Various options for day, weekend and overnight camps. Family camps also available.
Address: 7615 Camp Ernst Road Phone: 859-586-6181
Weekly day camps: Family selects week(s) child will attend.
Ages: 6-15 years.
Cost: Income based sliding scale available; payment plans available.
Overnight or Weekend Camps
Aldersgate Camp & Retreat Center www.aldersgatecamp.org
125 Aldersgate Camp Rd. Ravenna, KY 40472 606.723.5078
Ages: All ages served at different times during the summer.
Cost/dates: see website for details.
Akron Rotary Camp www.akronymca.org/RotaryCamp/
Various overnight and day camps available for children with disabilities. Also offer a sibling camp.
Address: 4460 Rex Lake Drive, Akron Ohio.
Phone: 330-644-4512
Ages: Children 6-17. Must have an IEP or a doctor/agency referral.
Adults 18 and older with physical and developmental disabilities are eligible for specific programs. Counselor ratio for children: 2:6; Adults: 2:8.
Cost/Dates: Please check website for costs. Typically offered June and July.
Anderson Woods Summer Camps http://www.andersonwoods.org/
3966 Adyeville Rd Bristow, IN 47515 (812) 639-1079
Duration: 4 days, 3 nights, Monday-Thursday
Ages: 7 and older (grouped by age) and adult sessions 18 and older
Campers per session: 15 children or 25 adults
When: June and July
Cost: $200 per session (please verify)
Barren Heights Christian Retreat Center www.barrenheights.org/schedule
Phone: (502) 327-9495 Address: 145 Yacht Club Drive Scottsville, Kentucky 42164
Located near Barren River Lake in south central Kentucky, the facility is run by a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Barren Heights Christian Retreat Center, Inc. The campus was built for the primary purpose of hosting mini-vacation style retreats for families who have one or more children with a physical or developmental disability. The retreats are free for qualified families and run from Friday – Sunday.
Camp Allyn: Stepping Stones Center www.steppingstonesohio.org
Weekly overnight camps for special needs as well as typical campers. Planned activities include arts and crafts, water play, music, games, and nature exploration. Nurses on duty. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 1414 Lake Allyn Road, Batavia OH Phone: 513-831-4660
Ages: 12 and up
Dates: Nine themed weeks assigned by age and disability, In the past offered from June –August.
Cost: $800 per 6- day session; please see website for more details. Accept Level 1, I.O., SELF and Ohio Home Care Waivers. Some financial assistance is available.
Camp Echoing Hills http://www.ehvi.org/recreation-2/
Camp Echoing Hills is a faith based camp for children and adults with special needs.
An overnight camp that encourages campers to reach beyond their limitations in dozens of fun and therapeutic programs. Staff ratio is better than 1:3. Each week has a theme and a different age group. Please see website for more details. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: Warsaw Hills, OH
Phone: 800-419-6513
Ages: 7 through adulthood; dependent on the week.
Dates/Cost: Please contact camp directly for updated information. Approved Level 1, I/O and Ohio Home Care Wavier provider.
Camp Happy Days!
Camp Happy Days is back! This year we are taking a trip to a galaxy far, far away to explore the wonders of space! The camp is open to any individual ages 6—35 with an intellectual and/or physical disability. For information about applications for camp, contact the Kummer/Little Center at 270-393-3484. Bowling Green, KY
Ages: 6—35 years old
Fee: Free to participants with intellectual and/or physical disabilities
Camp HiHo www.camphiho.com
This one day camp is designed for kids on the autism spectrum and their siblings. Children must be able to function independently, or if not, be accompanied by an adult caregiver. Child must be able to attend to activities independently or be accompanied by a caregiver. Please note space is limited.
Address: 4910 Chamberlain Ln, Louisville, KY 40245
Ages: Grades 3 – 8; siblings are welcome
Dates: In the past offered in April from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
Camp Ho Mita Koda www.CampHoMitaKoda.org
For children with diabetes. Overnight, mini camp, & teen programs available.
Address: Cleveland, Ohio
Phone: 216-591-0833
Overnight sessions for ages 8-15. Mini camp for ages 4-10 with their families.
Check website for cost and dates.
Camp Kessa (Cedar Fire Farm) http://www.cedarfire.net
758 Beechridge Rd. Frankfort, Ky 40601 Phone: 502-376-4367
Sheltered Risks Incorporated, founded in 2001, has served more than 3,500 persons of all ages, abilities, and life situations. Once again, our highlighted program “Kamp KESSA” wants to cordially invite you to attend our Equine and Nature Human Development Camps this summer located in Frankfort KY, between the Racing and Show Horse capitals of the World!
Check website for dates and cost.
Camp Nuhop www.nuhop.org
Various camps for children with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, Asperger’s Syndrome (ASD) and behavioral nuances. All Ohio county residents welcome.
Address: 404 Hillcrest Drive, Ashland, OH (North East OH)
Phone: 419-289-2227
Ages: ages 6-18+
Dates/Costs: Dates vary by camp. Financial aid and scholarships available.
Camp PossAbility _ www.camppossability.org
Camp PossAbility is a one week summer camp for young adults ages 18 to 35 with physical disabilities who use adapted equipment and have a typical high school diploma or equivalent. Camp PossAbility is headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and holds their camp session at Bradford Woods.
Address: 1221 Oak Trail Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46845-6120
Phone: 260-341-5732
Ages: 18 to 35
Cost: $400 (please verify)
Dates: In the past from late July to early August
Camp Riley http://www.rileykids.org/about/camp-riley
Allows children with physical disabilities experience life without limits and adventures that help them build confidence and friendships. Camp Riley welcomes more than 215 children throughout Indiana and several other states. Campers have opportunities to experience a wide range of outdoor adventures, often for the first time, such as horseback riding, swimming, waterskiing, climbing towers, and archery.
Address: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Phone: 1-877-867-4539
Ages: 8 through 18
Costs: $400 per one week session. (please verify)
Dates: Weeks vary by the needs and/or diagnosis of your child. Please contact camp directly.
Cedar Ridge Camp http://www.cedarridgecamp1.com/summer-camp
Offers day and overnight camp options with various themes (i.e. water, science, nature, art week).
4010 Old Routt Road Louisville, KY 40299 Phone: (502) 267 5848, ext 102
The Center for Courageous Kids www.courageouskids.org/schedule.html
Accepts seriously ill children who could not even be considered for other programs. (Asthma, Blood Disorders, Cancer, Cerebral Palsy, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Muscular Dystrophy, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Sickle Cell, Spina Bifida, Autism, Down Syndrome, Spinal Muscular Atrophy, Transplants. Family Retreat weekends also available for qualifying diagnoses. Please see website for details.
Address: 1501 Burnley Road, Scottsville, KY 42164
Phone: 270-618-2900
Ages: 7-16
Dates/Costs: Dates vary by camp and diagnosis of child. Please see website for more information.
The Student Accessibility-EKU- The Open Door Program
Three day uniquely designed program for rising high school juniors, seniors, and transitioning freshman diagnosed with autism. Visit EKU’s Campus and receive education on various programs, software demonstrations, information on self-advocacy, and more.
Phone: 859-622-2933
Richmond, KY
Ages: High school junior, seniors and incoming college freshman
Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired: Discovery Youth Camp
https://www.clovernook.org/programs-services/#youth
Neighboring areas are welcome. Clovernook Center facilitates year-round activities and a six-week summer camp serving youth who are blind or visually impaired. We use fun and engaging learning activities to help each child develop their full potential. Focused on their unique challenges, our program includes fieldtrips, social events, talent shows, and much more. Previously in June/July Monday-Friday.
Address: 7000 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati OH
Phone: 513-522-3860
Ages: 4-22
Cost/Dates: Please contact camp directly for updated information; May use Family Support Services Program, Level 1 and I.O. waivers
Conductive Learning Center of Greater Cincinnati http://www.clcgc.org/
Provide opportunities for children with motor challenges. The primary element of conductive education is the group setting allowing for individualization and adjustment to personal needs. The group motivates the child to complete tasks and encourages accomplishments.
Address: 325 West 19th Street, Covington KY
Phone: 513-231-0457
Ages: Preschool through school-age children
Costs/Dates: In the past from June – August. Call for pricing and current dates.
CYO Camp Rancho Framasa www.campranchoframasa.org
Traditional camp experiences where individuals with disabilities will experience full inclusion. Overnight, family, and day camps available. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 2230 N. Clay Lick Rd. Nashville, Indiana.
Phone: 888-988-2839
Ages: 7-19 and adult camp 18+
Date/Cost: Varies depending on the camp. In the past from June – July.
Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Cincinnati www.epilepsy-ohio.org
Camp Flame Catcher: spring, summer, and fall camps available.
Address: 895 Central Ave Suite 550, Cincinnati, OH
Phone: 513-721-2905
Ages: 8-21
Dates/Cost: $375 for the week. In the past offered in July.
Greater Cincinnati Capernaum Young Life Summer Camp to Rockbridge http://www.younglife.org/ForEveryKid/Capernaum/Pages/default.aspx
8394 Juniper Lane, Florence KY 41042 (859) 462-1013
Since its first camp in 1950, Young Life has strengthened its commitment to reaching kids through its world-class camping ministry. At camp, Capernaum gives young people with disabilities an atmosphere of high adventure with one-on-one attention from a leader. In the past offered in August $450 for students, $300 for buddies.
Joni and Friends Ohio: Family Retreats at Shawnee State Park www.joniandfriends.org
Address: 1185 Wesley Avenue, Suite 300, Xenia OH
Phone: 614-861-8920
Ages: All ages
Dates: In the past offered in June.
Cost for family of 4: $1170 (please verify)
KAMP Dovetail (Kids and Motivated People) www.kampdovetail.com
Address: Rocky Fork Lake State Park in Highland County, Ohio
KAMP (Kids And Motivated People) Dovetail is a volunteer run summer camp sponsored by Supplementary Assistance to The Handicapped ( S. A. T. H.) a non-profit organization. The camp is for children with disabilities in Highland and surrounding counties of Ohio. The camp is held at the Rocky Fork Lake State Park in Highland County, Ohio. Each child who visits our camp is teamed with their very own camp volunteer.
Phone: 937-366-6657
Dates: Call for current camp dates and registration dates.
Paperwork to be completed at the Hopewell Center (satellite location/dates online).
Cost: Most camp activities are provided at no cost. See website or call for details.
Summer Excursion with Stepping Stones www.steppingstonesohio.org
Participants explore sights, restaurants, & other attractions in a nearby city (i.e. Pittsburg, Bluegrass).
Phone: 513-965-5108
Ages: 18 and up.
Dates: In the past offered in August Cost: $1,100 (call to verify)
Pleasant Hill Outdoor Camp: http://www.phoc.org/summer-camp
Overnight camps and day options with themes and mini camps. Also have mini camps for preschoolers through 2nd grade to attend camp for 24 hours with a parent or grandparent. Also have family camps that take place over specific weekends. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 4656 Pleasant Hill Rd Cincinnati, OH
Phone: 419-938-3715
Ages: 6-18 years
Dates: Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Cost: Tiered pricing, please visit the website for specific information on the cost of camp. May accept Level 1 and I.O. Waivers.
Pleasant Vineyard Ministries www.PVMCamp.com
Weekly overnight camps with themes. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 1259 Swann Beatty Road, Camden OH
Phone: 937-452-3347
Ages: 8-17 years
Dates/Cost: Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Recreation Unlimited http://www.recreationunlimited.org/campsandprograms.html
Offers condition specific weeklong, weekend, and mini camps. Also have weeklong young adult and adult camps. Neighboring areas are welcome. Also offers some respite weekends.
Address: 7700 Piper Road Ashley, OH Phone: 740-548-7006
Ages: 5-adulthood
Dates/Cost: Various, accepts Level 1, I.O. and SELF waivers. Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Special Touch Summer Getaways http://www.specialtouch.org/getaways
Five days, in residence, camp-style retreat for people with intellectual or physical disabilities to find fellowship with others in a Christian atmosphere.
Address: Various locations including Marengo OH & Crestwood KY
Ages: 10 and up
Cost/Dates: Please contact camp directly for updated information.
Spina Bifida Coalition of Cincinnati: Empowerment Camp https://sbccincy.org/camp/
Overnight weekend camp. Fully accessible outdoor camp with a weekend full of fun and independence for young adults with spina bifida.
Address: Camp is held at Camp Joy in Clarksville Ohio.
Phone: 513-923-1387
Cost/Dates: In the past offered from June – July. Please call for cost.
West Virginia University Summer Activities for Children with Disabilities
http://wvats.cedwvu.org/summer-activities-for-children-with-disabilities/
Summer Activities for Children with Disabilities
Variety of camps throughout the summer, including Mountaineers Spina Bifida Camp; Camp Gizmo for children who use assistive technology; Camp Nape, a bereavement camp; Camp Can Do; Stepping Stones Baseball Leagues, and more.
YMCA Camp Campbell Gard www.ccgymca.org
Both day and overnight camps are available. Neighboring areas are welcome.
Address: 4803 Augspurger Rd Hamilton, OH
Phone: 513-867-0600
Ages: 7- 22
Please see website for dates of camp and costs.
YMCA Camp Ernst http://myycamp.org/dates-and-rates
Various options for day, weekend and overnight camps. Family camps also available.
Address: 7615 Camp Ernst Road Phone: 859-586-6181
Weekly day camps: Family selects week(s) child will attend.
Ages: 6-15 years.
Cost: Income based sliding scale available; payment plans available.
***Note: Campresource.com is a great website to navigate various camps in the U.S.
Summer Therapy Camps:
ABC Pediatrics www.abcpedatrictherapy.com
Address: 9902 Windisch Road, West Chester, OH 45069
Phone: 513-775-6600
Abilities First www.AbilitiesFirst.org
Address: 4710 Timber Trail Drive, Middletown, OH
Phone: 513-423-9496
Ages: birth to 22 years old; varies by camp
Payment: Insurance
Applied Behavioral Services www.appliedbehavioralservices.com
ABS provides an intensive and comprehensive teaching environment for kids with Asperger’s and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Summer teaching and social skills programs offered.
Camp Ability: Cincinnati Center for Autism www.cincinnaticenterforautism.com
9 week day camp, Monday through Friday, with a different topic each week. Through recreation and instruction, Camp Ability provides structure and predictability to students with autism spectrum disorders and related disorders. Camp Ability is supervised by Behavior Analysts and based on the principles of Applied Behavioral Analysis. Our year round staff act as camp instructors.
Address: 305 Cameron Road, Cincinnati OH
Phone: 513-874-6789
Ages: 3-21 years
Dates/Cost: In the past offered from June – August.
Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute (COTI): Camp OdakOTa www.cintiOTinstitute.com
Designed to provide the support needed to help children with sensory processing disorders develop meaningful relationships and have fun. Neighboring areas are welcome. Unable to provide 1:1 supervision.
Address: Blue Ash Presbyterian Church, 4309 Cooper Road Cincinnati, OH 45242
Phone: 513-791-5688
Ages for Camp: 6-10 years
Dates: Previously scheduled in June. 9AM- 4 PM Cost: Call to verify.
Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute (COTI): Summer Sensation Groups www.cintiOTinstitute.com
Playing with a Purpose (2-4 with parent), Squiggles & Giggles (4 years old and entering kindergarten), Scribble to Script (entering 1st-5th grade), Get in the Game (ages 7-10), I made it myself (ages 5-7), adventures in space (ages 5-6), Cooking Club (10-14 years).
Address:Blue Ash Office – 4440 Carver Woods Drive, 45242
Anderson Office – 7245 Beechmont Avenue, 45230
Phone: 513-791-5688
Ages of Groups: Varies based on the group (call for information or visit their website)
Dates: Varies based on the group (call for information or visit their website)
Cost: Call for pricing
Music Therapy Clinic —Sponsored by University of Louisville http://louisville.edu/music/mtc
Clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program. At the clinic you, your child or loved one with receive services from a Board Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC credential) who has gone through the proper training, clinical supervision, internship, and has passed board certification exam. Some groups available.
Cost/Dates: Please check website and contact the program.
Phone: 502-892-2122
Kid Power Therapy www.kidpowertherapyservices.com
Address: 5989 Meijer Dr Milford, OH
Phone: 513-575-5431
Therapy groups with OT and speech. Groups typically meet twice a week for 9 weeks.
Ages: 3-12 years
Cost/Dates: Please call for more information.
Summer Reading/Tutoring Programs that align to Structured Literacy
*Please always begin by asking for recommendations through the child’s school
Camp Nuhop: http://nuhop.org/camp-nuhop
International Dyslexia Association provider directory: http://eida.org/ida-accredited-provider-directory/
Miami University Summer Reading Program: http://muohio.readingprograms.org/4/home
Springer School and Center, Adventures in Summer Learning: https://www.springer-ld.org/summer
Xavier Summer Reading Camp: http://www.xavier.edu/reading/Summer-Reading-Program.cfm
Wyzant: https://www.wyzant.com/