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Ages 4-6 and ages 7-17 who meet ALL of the above requirements AND require at least one of the following 1:1 Supervision.
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Eligibility Requirements.
1. Must not be physically aggressive-does not pinch, bit, or hit self or others
2. Must not be verbally aggressive-does not threaten to harm self or others
3. Must not be medically fragile-puree diet, g-tube, oxygen, etc.
4. Must be continent-pull ups at night are OK
5. Must be sexually appropriate
6. Must be acclimated to a regular sleep pattern-at least 6 hour per night
7. Adults must be non-smokers
8. Adults must be physically active
Ages 4-6 and ages 7-17 who meet ALL of the above requirements AND require at least one of the following 1:1 Supervision.
1. ALL 4-6 year olds will require 1:1 supervision
2. Has required one to one supervision in the past
3. Has difficulty remaining on task-requires hand over hand assistance
4. Has elopement behavior--runs away, hides, refuses to remain with group
My child has special dietary needs. Will he/she be provided for at the camp?
We will do our best to accommodate dietary restrictions. Menus will be posted before each camp session and we will work with the parents to provide the most positive experience we can. If your child requires specific foods they may need to be provided by the parents. Please contact us with further questions.
My child is 18, but is functioning at a much younger level, can he/she attend
one of the children’s camps?
one of the children’s camps?
Yes, if you feel your child would be more successful interacting with younger peers, we will consider your request. Each request is reviewed on a case by case basis.
What is the standard Counselor to Camper ratio?
Our standard ratio is 1:4 . However, we always work in teams, our standard cabin ratio is 2 counselors to 8 campers. In addition, the Camp Director and Assistant Camp Director oversees the entire camp. One-to-one supervision is available for campers who require additional supervision and guidance for safety. There is an additional fee for this service.
Who will be administering the medication my child needs to take at camp?
We have a licensed Registered Nurse (RN) who on site at all times during each camp session. The Camp Nurse is responsible for all medication, first aid administration and documentation. We have identified 4 camp medication times: before breakfast, before lunch, before dinner, and bedtime (am, noon, pm, bedtime).
My child needs medication at a time that is not specified medication time
on the application, what will happen at camp?
on the application, what will happen at camp?
The nurse will follow any special instructions and medication times specified by the parents and physician.
My child is able to self-administer his/her medication, will he/she be able
to continue this at camp?
to continue this at camp?
No, all medications are stored in a locked cupboard in the nurse’s station for the safety of all campers. However, our nurse always encourages campers to be aware of medications and medication times.
What credentials do your counselors have?
Our counselors have a wide range of experience and education; College students working on a career in a field that serves children, high school students who are exploring career fields, and professionals who realize the benefits and rewards of working at camp!
Can siblings attend camp?
Yes! Siblings of campers both with and without disabilities can attend camp. Many do and have a great time.
Can I register my child/teen/adult for more than one week?
Yes, you can either register for a scheduled two-week session, or register for multiple one-week sessions. Please call us at the office to make arrangements. Also, keep in mind that two-week sessions will include the weekend, but multiple one-week sessions will not.
March 30 - April 1