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Offers annual summer day camp for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Provides a safe space for adults living with epilepsy, or those caring for a child or spouse with epilepsy, to relax, reflect, and recharge, all while connecting with others facing similar daily obstacles. Activities and group sessions include nature walks, music and art therapy, meditation and mindfulness exercises, and other restorative practices, wellness techniques, community building, and self-care strategies. Medical professionals are on-site for the duration of the retreat.

Mini Camps provide a fun and safe space for grieving children. Campers can meet up with children they know or make new friends, all of whom share a similar situation: they have experienced the death of a parent, sibling or someone close to them. Mini Camps start with dinner together and then art and play therapy is used to create keepsakes honoring the people that have been lost.

Camp Lily Lehigh Valley, is a week-long day camp that provides a well-rounded summer camp experience for children and young adults (ages 8-21) with disabilities. Their camps promise to engage, entertain and educate by offering inclusive activities that build skills, promote friendships and increase independence. Campers enjoy swimming, arts and crafts, games, sports, music, educational programs and a host of other activities. Special guests visit to teach workshops and entertain. Held at Camp Fowler in Orefield. Amenities include air conditioned indoor spaces, extensive outdoor recreation areas, and ADA accessible swimming pool. Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm; campers sign up for one or more weeks. Week 1: June 29 - July 3 Week 2: July 6 - 10 Week 3: July 13 - 17 Week 4: July 20 - 24 Week 5: July 27 - 31 Week 6: August 3 – 7

Provides participants and their families with learning experiences to build their language and communication skills. Staffed by experts in Augmentative and Alternative Communication.

Offers summer day camp programs for children aged 3 to 15. Includes traditional adventure camps, as well as sports camps, special interest camps, and ability camps. Camps are 3 or 5 days long with half day, full day, and extended day programs available at most sites.

Behavioral health program focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of behavioral social and emotional problems in individuals with developmental disorders. Services include:

• Diagnosis/Evaluation
• Treatment
• Team Approach
• Individual and family counseling
• Medication management
• Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS)
• Psychotherapy
• Anger management
• Summer Therapeutic Activities Program (STAP)
• Early Intervention fast track 0-3 years

Provides residential and day treatment for boys in a wilderness camp setting. Campers live together in small groups, developing personal and social skills, while working towards behavioral, emotional, and spiritual wholeness.

Offers a nondenominational, free summer camp for children, particularly those from inner-city and "at-risk" backgrounds, offering week-long getaways with activities like swimming, canoeing, and campfires.

Provides adjustment to blindness support and instruction by offering the young adults a variety of learning experiences and social experiences. Life skills learning at camp includes socialization skills, arts and theater enrichment, food preparation, cooking and eating skills, cleaning techniques, personal hygiene and health, access technology, communication skills, conflict resolution, and orientation and mobility.

Offers a summer day camp for children with special needs with a variety of activities and programs to build social skills.

Camp Lily Berks is a week-long day camp that provides a well-rounded summer camp experience for children and young adults (ages 8-21) with disabilities. Their camps promise to engage, entertain and educate by offering inclusive activities that build skills, promote friendships and increase independence. Campers enjoy swimming, arts and crafts, games, sports, music, educational programs and a host of other activities. Special guests visit to teach workshops and entertain. Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm. Campers sign up for one or more weeks. 2025 Session Dates: Week 1: June 29 - July 3 Week 2: July 6 - 10 Week 3: July 13 - 17 Week 4: July 20 - 24 Week 5: July 27 - 31 Week 6: August 3 – 7

Provides a voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. Offers the opportunity to attend week-long camp, in-person or virtual, for ages 8 years through 17 years. Helps with one-on-one support to navigate programs, services, activities, and more. Operates local offices virtually.

Compiles a list of various summer camp and summer enrichment programs for students with disabilities.

Sponsors weeklong, overnight summer camping program. Allows kids with epilepsy/seizure disorders to be integrated into a typical YMCA camping experience with other children.

FireFly Summer Camps provide a traditional camp experience for individuals with spina bifida and related disabilities. The program combines traditional camp fun with skill development in a barrier-free atmosphere regardless of disability. Weekend Retreats are an extension of the FireFly Summer Camp Program. Weekend Retreats enable participants to get together with friends throughout the year.

Provides opportunities for individuals to participate in a wide variety of social and recreational activities. Emphasis is on community-based activities. Transportation is available for most activities. Includes Summer and special vacaion programs.

A week-long (Sunday-Friday) overnight camp held in the Poconos for children (age 10 and older) and adults with disabilities. Campers gain environmental awareness and learn organic gardening in specially designed gardens while also enjoying traditional camp activities like hiking, canoeing, sports, arts and crafts, campfires and swimming. An optional employment track is available for campers who want to explore work experiences. Campers sign up for one or more weeks. 2025 session dates: Week 1: June 28 - July 3 Week 2: July 5 - 10 Week 3: July 12 - 17 Week 4: July 19 - 24 Week 5: July 26 - 31 Week 6: August 2 – 7

Offers a fun and safe outdoor experience, along with opportunities to engage in a variety of activities such as horseback riding, swimming, adaptive sports, arts and crafts, camp dances, and much more. Virtual camp options are also offered for those unable to participate in person.

Therapeutic summer camp which provides a positive, supportive atmosphere for all participants regardless of their abilities. Participants experience the exact same recreational activities as a child would without disabilities. Structured thematic days include: Music Therapy Fitness Swimming Therapeutic Horseback Riding Visits from specialists; including a reptile expert, petting zoo owner, magician, ventriloquist, musical entertainer, etc. Games and Activities Arts and Crafts Snack Time The recreational activities focus on each child's needs in the areas of socialization and communication skills. The staff to child ratio is 1-1 or 1-2. All sessions are supervised by professionals that work with people with disabilities--educators, therapists, social workers, etc. A nurse is present at all programs to address any medical needs.

Variety Club Camp and Developmental Center offers a wide array of programs and services for children with disabilities. Including after school care, Saturday and/or weekend respite, summer programs, and sports and aquatics programs

Offers Summer Camp programs designed to provide children of all abilities with a fun, inclusive, and enriching experience. Their camps offer a variety of activities that promote socialization, skill development, and creativity, all while ensuring a safe and supportive environment. Camps include:

• Camp Schreiber - five week day camp for ages 10+
• Club 625 Camp - two week camp is perfect for teens and young adults looking to build social skills and make new friends
• Food Discovery Camp - two sessions per summer designed for the picky eater ages 5 - 8
• Music Therapy Camp - four week camp offered twice per week for younger and older audiences

Offers specialized camps for adults, youth, and veterans with disabilities, focusing on independence, personal growth, and social skills, during the summer months from June through August.

Voluntary health organization that provides education, support and advocacy for people with epilepsy and their families. Programs and services include:

• Informational materials

• Medical, legal and mental health referrals

• Adult resource services
• Workshops and conferences

• Children and family services
• Support groups

- Community education

• Lending book and video library

• Personal and legislative advocacy

• Teen and pre-teen camp

• Special events

• Annual spring education conference
• Young Adult Retreat

Operates a summer day camp for children with serious, chronic, or terminal illnesses or disabilities