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NOTE: Information provided was self-reported by the camps in 2007 and 2008. All information is believed to be correct at time of reporting but is subject to change. The Indiana Department of Education does not endorse, recommend or license camps. Verify all particulars and information with camps prior to registering. |
Camp List
ANDERSON WOODS
3966 Adyeville Road
Bristow, IN 47515
Session 1: June 25
Session 2: June 9-12
Session 3: June 16-19
(Ages 6-18) Camp for children with physical/mental disabilities.
June 23-July 24
(Ages Adult) Adult camp.
Camp provides opportunities for children and adults to learn self confidence, trust and responsibility through working together, caring for animals, tending the garden, and enjoying the beauty of nature.
Cost: $100/per session. Call or see website for specific dates and applications.
Contact: Judy Colby. Phone: (812) 357-2325; Email: jcolby@psci.net - Web site: www.andersonwoods.orgCAMPABILITY
Easter Seals Crossroads
4740 Kingsway Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46205
Session 1: June 16-26
Session 2: June 30-July 10
Session 3: July 14-July 24
(Ages 5-9) Sessions are Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Each session allows children with special needs the opportunity to explore sensorimotor experiences, expand communication skills, and develop social skills in a fun environment. Activities designed by physical therapists, speechlanguage pathologists and special education teachers include theme days, field trips and guest visitors. Before and after camp care is available from 8-9 a.m. and from 3-5 p.m. for an additional fee.
Camp cost is $300 per session. Scholarships are available based on eligibility on a first come, first served basis.
Contact: Beth Rosemeyer. Phone: (317) 466-1000 x2501; Email: rosemeyer@eastersealscrossroads.org; Web site: www.eastersealscrossroads.orgCAMP ABOUT FACE
Bradford Woods
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
July 13-18
(Ages 8-18) Camp for children with Craniofacial Anomalies. One of the only camps in the country designed for children that have been born with a cleft palate or lip as well as other more rare anomalies of the face and skull. This camp is sponsored by the cranial facial clinic at Riley Hospital for Children. Emphasis is on building selfesteem and selfconfidence.
Cost: $375 per camper. Camperships available. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Trish Severns, Riley Hospital for Children, 702 Barnhill Drive, Room 3538, Indianapolis, IN 46202. Phone: (317) 274-2489; Web site: www.headsupfoundation.org/riley_team.html or www.bradwoods.orgCAMP ABOUT FACE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
Bradford Woods
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
July 11-13
(Ages 15-20) Residential camp for older adolescents and young adults with Cranial Facial Anomalies. Emphasis is on developing increased selfawareness, interpersonal and leadership skills.
Cost: $125. (No fee is required if already registered for “Camp About Face”) ACA Accredited.
Contact: Trish Severns, Riley Hospital for Children, 702 Barnhill Drive, Room 3538, Indianapolis, IN 46202. Phone: (317) 274-2489; Web site: www.bradwoods.orgCAMP BRAVE EAGLE
Camp Crosley YMCA
165 EMS T2 Lane
North Webster, IN 46555
June 15-20
(Ages 7-15) Camp for persons with bleeding disorders as well as their siblings. 24 hour medical supervision. Self-infusion instruction. Positive health behavior program. Leadership and adventure camp. Encourages self-sufficiency, building confidence, increasing self-esteem and promotes a positive outlook.
Contact: Jennifer Maahs, Hemophilia Center and Thrombosis Center, 8402 Harcourt Road, Suite 500, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Phone: (317) 871-0011 x220 or 1-877-256-8837; Email: jmaahs@ihtc.org; Web site: www.ihtc.org/camp/index.htmlCAMP CROSLEY YMCA
165 EMS T2 Lane
North Webster, IN 46555
June 8-August 10
(Ages 6-17) Day Camp and Resident Camp. Coed. Partial week: 1, 2, 3 week session. Day camp fees: less than $105 per week. Resident camp fees: $410-$425 per week. Archery, challenge/rope courses, drama, horseback riding, nature/environmental studies, waterskiing, wakeboarding, sailing, soccer, and many other activities. Special Needs: Hearing Impaired, Diabetes, Youth-at-Risk. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Richard Armstrong, Camp Director. Phone: (574) 834-2331 or tollfree (877) 811-6189. Fax: (574) 834-3313; Email: info@campcrosley.org; Web site: www.campcrosley.orgCAMP DELAFIELD
Louis Jenn Family Park
10450 East 63rd Street
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Session A: June 2-27
Session B: July 7-August 1
(Ages 7-14) Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Four week day camp for children with dyslexia/specific language disorders. Program includes daily, one-on-one, Orton-Gillingham tutoring, small group instruction, visual and performing arts, reinforced by an afternoon recreational program that builds social skills and selfconfidence. Recreational activities include team-building games, activity clubs, rope challenge course, karate, swimming and field trips. Scholarships are available based on family size and income.
Cost: $2400/per session. Applications available by mail, email, or on website.
Contact: Katie Maxwell, Director of Programs, Dyslexia Institute of Indiana, 2511 E. 46th Street, Suite O2, Indianapolis, IN 46205. Phone: (317) 545-5451 ext. 224 or 225. Email: kmaxwell@dyslexiaindiana.org; Web site: www.dyslexiaindiana.org/maincampdelafield.aspCAMP DELLWOOD
1800 North Meridian Street Suite 300
Indianapolis, IN 46202
June 9-August 1
(Girls Grades K-7 with disabilities) Seven consecutive, one-week sessions of day camp. Girls with disabilities are also encouraged to attend Girl Scout Day Camp. Crafts, hiking, swimming, and nature. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Sandy Pasch, Director of Camping Services, Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, 1800 North Meridian Street, Suite 300, Indianapolis, IN 46202. Phone: (317) 924-6856 or 6800; Email: spasch@girlscoutsindiana.org; Web site: www.girlscoutsindiana.orgCAMP EEZE-THE-WHEEZE
Indiana University Kokomo
2300 South Washington Street
Kokomo, IN 46902
June 12-16
(Ages 6-13) Day Camp 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Day campers take part in arts, crafts and sports, as well as educational programming that covers medication, diet and exercise appropriate for a child with asthma. Offers tips on coping emotionally with the chronic condition of asthma. Area physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists and pharmacists provide medical supervision.
Cost: Parents are asked to pay $20. Financial assistance is available. Day camp location: Jackson Morrow Park in Kokomo, Indiana.
Contact: Lynda Nahrwold, Camp Director. Phone: (765) 455-9308; Email: inarwold@iuk.edu; Web site: www.indiana.edu/~koocm/jun06/2006060103.shtmlCAMP HILITE
Bradford Woods
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
(Ages 8-22) This camp serves 70 children and young adults that have Down Syndrome. It is sponsored by the Developmental Pediatric Clinic / Ann Whitehall Down Syndrome Program at the Riley Hospital for Children. Call for dates and cost.
Contact: Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email:sldawson@indiana.edu; Website: www.bradwoods.orgCAMP INDEPENDENCE
Bradford Woods
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
(Ages 8-18) This camp is designed to give children with sickle cell anemia and other blood disorders an opportunity for a traditional camp experience under the watchful eye of various clinic doctors, nurses, and social workers. Activities include horseback riding, swimming, sports, arts and crafts, and campouts. Call for dates and cost.
Contact: Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email:sldawson@indiana.edu; Website: www.bradwoods.orgCAMP ISANOGEL
7601 West Isanogel Road 50
Muncie, IN 47304
June 8-August 8
Autism and behavioral remediation summer day camp. 8-week intensive camp is designed to improve the academic, social skills, and behaviors of children with autism spectrum disorders. Individualized behavior programs developed.
1 and 2 week Residential Summer Camps also available
(Ages 8 and up). Camp fires, nature hikes, swimming, ceramics, tie-dye and other fun camp activities. Nurse on staff 24 hours. Special Needs: Attention Deficit Disorder, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Mental Retardation, Limited Mobility, Spina Bifida, Visual Impairment/Blind.
Contact: Elizabeth Piazza. Phone: (765) 288-1073; Fax: (765) 288-3103; Email: isanogel@comcast.net; Web site: www.hillcroft.orgCAMP LITTLE RED DOOR
Bradford Woods 5040
State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
July 27-August 1
(Ages 8-18) Camp for former or current cancer patients. Wheel chair accessible. 24-hour medical staff. Hiking, horseback riding, swimming and mores. Leaders in Training program for campers 16-18 years old. Meds can be given at health center. Camperships available.
Contact: Michele Perrin, Patient Services Manager, Little Red Door Cancer Agency, 1801 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202. Phone: (317) 925-5595 or Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email:sldawson@indiana.edu; Website: www.bradwoods.orgCAMP MILLHOUSE
25600 Kelly Road
South Bend, IN 46614
June 22-August 9
(Ages 4 and up) One-week sessions for specific age ranges. Camp for persons who are mentally and physically disabled. Coed residential. 24-hour medical staff. Swimming, crafts, hikes, recreation and more. Special Needs: Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Hearing Impairment, Mental Retardation, Limited Mobility, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Speech/Communication Impairment, Spina Bifida, Visual Impairment/Blind, Down Syndrome.
Cost: $350 per week. Camperships available. Respite weekends also available. Apply early. Call for more information. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Lea Pitcher, Executive Director. Phone: (574) 233-2202; Fax: (574) 233-2511; Email:Campmillhouse@aol.com; Web site: www.campmillhouse.orgCAMP RED CEDAR
3900 Hursh Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46845
June 16-July 4
(Ages 6-21) Offers specialty camps tailored to meet the needs of kids with particular disorders or health conditions. Swimming, boating, fishing, nature programs, campfires, horseback riding, music, drumming, and other fun camp games. Special Needs: autism, down syndrome, juvenile diabetes, mild to severe disabilities. Contact the camp for cost and additional information.
Contact: Leah Mosher. Phone: (260) 637-3608; Fax: (260) 637-5483; Email: redcedar@awsusa.com; Web site: www.awsusa.com/redcedar.htmlCAMP RE-YO-AD
Epworth Forest
P.O. Box 16
North Webster, IN 46555
Residential camp for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities (Ages 16-65) Must be capable of self-care and ambulatory. All basic camp classes available. Call camp for particulars. Fee to participate in program.
Contact: Michael Bennett, 2255 B County Road 27, Waterloo, IN 46793. Phone: (260) 837-7341 or Camp Re-Yo-Ad at (800) 783-5138; Web site: www.impact2818.com/reyoad.htmlCAMP RILEY
Bradford Woods
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
June 15-July 18
(Ages 8-18) Camps for persons with physical disabilities. Camp Riley offers 6 different sessions within this seven-week period. Swimming, horseback riding, adventure, outdoor living skills, nature, creative arts, and recreation. Sessions include: Riley 1, Riley 2, Riley 3, Venture, Top It Off and KanDu. Applications, specific session/camp information and costs are available at: www.rileykids.org. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email: sldawson@indiana.edu; Website: www.bradwoods.orgCAMP R.O.C.K.S!
Respecting Other’s Capabilities is the Key to Success
Diabetic Youth Foundation Camp
Noblesville, Indiana
June 30-July 4
(Ages 10-18) Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. This camp is for children and adults who are on the autism spectrum. It is provided by the Autism Society of Indiana and Easter Seals Crossroads. The camp will consist of one-week, outdoor day camp with one optional overnight on July 3. Age appropriate activities will allow campers the opportunity to enjoy an outdoor camping experience in a fun, nurturing environment. Activities will include science exploration, swimming, nature hikes, arts and crafts, and music. All activities will be led by a team of professionals trained to work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Snacks will be provided; parents are asked to pack brownbag lunches for their child.
Cost: $400 per child.
Contact: Beth Rosemeyer. Phone: (317) 466-1000 x2501; Email: brosemeyer@eastersealscrossroads.org; Web site: www.eastersealscrossroads.orgCAMP WILLARD
Camp Crosley YMCA
165 EMS T2 Lane
North Webster, IN 46555
Session 1: June 17 Traditional Camp (Grades 3-6) (Ages 8-12)
Session 2: June 17 Adventure Camp (Grades 7-12) (Ages 13-18)
This dual camp program during the week of June 17 is for deaf and hard of hearing children. Camping, swimming, nature appreciation, arts and crafts, drama, archery, riflery, team building, and outdoor challenge. Cost for both camps is $250 for Indiana residents; $350 for outofstate residents. Application deadline for both camps is May 21, 2008. Financial aid and scholarships available for Indiana School for the Deaf (ISD) students only.
Contact: Kandice Robinson, Indiana School for the Deaf, 1200 E 42nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205; Phone: (317) 920-6249 V/TTY; Email:krobinson@isd.k12.in.us; Web site: www.deafhoosiers.com/cwCHAMP CAMP
P.O. Box 40306
Indianapolis, IN 46240
June 16-20
(Ages 6 and up) Camp for children and adolescents who have tracheostomies and those that require respiratory assistance, including the use of ventilators. Many campers also have unique physical challenges, including quadriplegia. The camp provides opportunities for recreation, socialization, education, and public awareness. Outdoor activities and enrichment experiences encourage challenge and success, and foster selfesteem and independence. Activities include fishing, pontoon boating, canoeing, creative arts, swimming, horseback riding, nature, stream study, etc.
Cost: Each family is asked to contribute to the cost of the camp, but no one is turned away for inability to pay. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Hikmet Kutlu. Phone: (317) 679-1860; Fax: (317) 245-2291; Email: hkutlu@champcamp.org or admin@champcamp.org Web site: www.champcamp.orgCYO CAMP RANCHO FRAMASA
2230 N Clay Lick Road
Nashville, INI 47488
June 8-August 3
(Ages 7-18) An inclusive, residential summer camp serving youth of all abilities in various 3-day and 6-day programs. Located on 300 acres in Brown County near Nashville, Indiana. Provides staff support and adaptations for campers with disabilities within all programs. Summer camp activities include horseback riding, caving, canoeing, archery, climbing tower, swimming, drama, sports, games, arts and crafts, campfires, cooking out, camping out, nature exploration and more. Program of the Catholic Youth Organization. Campers with the following diagnoses are commonly included at CYO Camp: Autism, ADD/AHDH, Asperger Syndrome, behavioral diagnoses, cerebral palsy, emotional/psychiatric diagnoses, Down Syndrome, spinal muscular atrophy, diabetes, and others.
Cost: 3-day camp $200; 6-day camp $395. Camperships are available for financial aid based on need. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Mary Beth O’Brien, Assistant Camp Director. Phone: (812) 988-2839 x26 or tollfree (888) 988-2839 x26; Email: marybeth@campranchoframasa.org; Web site: www.campranchoframasa.orgHANDY CAMP
Lutheran Disability Ministries
4038 S. Ridgeview Road
Anderson, IN 46013
June 9-14
June 16-21
July 7-12
July 14-19
July 21-26
July 28-August 2
August 4-9
(Ages 18 and up) Christ-centered camping experience sponsored by Lutheran Disability Ministries for adults with developmental disabilities. Campers must be ambulatory and able to shower and toilet themselves with minimal supervision. If applicants need greater assistance, please contact the LDM office prior to submitting an application. Volunteers are paired one-on-one with each camper; however, they are not qualified to transfer campers.
Cost: $425. Applications and more information can be found at: www.LDMinc.org
Contact: Jackie Schaefer. Phone (tollfree): (877) 642-9902; Email: Info@LDMinc.org; Web site: www.LDMinc.orgHAPPY HOLLOW ASTHMA CAMP
3049 Happy Hollow Road
Nashville, IN 47448
July 13-18
(Ages 7-17) Five day residential camp for children with asthma. The camp is staffed 24/7 with physicians, respiratory therapists, nurses and pharmacists who all have knowledge in asthma management. Children are educated on how to manage and treat asthma while participating in a supervised active camping experience. Happy Hollow has over 20 years experience in dealing with asthmatic children.
Cost: $60. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Chris Chappell, 615 North Alabama Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Phone: (317) 638-3849 or Happy Hollow Camp at (812) 988-4900; Email:info@happyhollowcamp.net; Web site: www.happyhollowcamp.netHEAR INDIANA YOUTH LEADERSHIP CAMP
Bradford Woods 5040
5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
July 24-26
(Ages 8-18) Camp providing children and teenagers, with hearing loss who are mainstreamed and using auditory oral communication, the opportunity to further their leadership and assertiveness skills. Activities are specifically designed for older campers ages 12-18 and younger campers ages 8-11. The programs promote open discussion on many topics unique to individuals with hearing loss who are mainstreamed. Call for additional information.
Contact: Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email: sldawson@indiana.edu; Website: www.bradwoods.org or visit the Hear Indiana Web site: www.hearindiana.orgHOOSIER BURN CAMP
P.O. Box 695
683 Harrison Drive
Dayton, IN 47941
May 24-May 30
(Ages 8-18) Camp for young people who have experienced a burn injury or have been treated in the State of Indiana requiring hospitalization. Camp activities include canoeing, paddle boating, fishing, swimming, archery, crafts, hay rides, horseback riding, and a variety of activities not found at a typical camp. The special programs available at camp help children build self-esteem and realize their highest potential while learning to deal with the obvious burn scars and the deep psychological trauma they often suffer. Camp staff includes medical personnel, social workers, therapists, fire service personnel, and adult burn survivors who generously volunteer their time. There is a ratio of one counselor for every two children. There is no cost to the family. Other camps are available. Call for additional information.
Contact: Mark Koopman, Executive Director. Phone (tollfree): (800) 254-2878 or (765) 242-9501; Fax: (765) 296-8869. Email: markkoopman@insightbb.com; Web site: www.hoosierburncamp.orgINDIAN CREEK BAPTIST CAMP
Special Persons Programs
1770 Avoca Eureka Road
Bedford, IN 47421
June 29-July 3
(Ages 14 and up) Camp for persons who are mildly mentally handicapped with basic self-care. Bible study, outdoor activities, games, crafts, fishing, singing, carnival, parties, and more. Scholarships available. Apply early. Registration Deadline: June 14th. Early registration discounts end May 1.
Cost: $155. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Brian Myers, Resident Camp Manager. Phone: (812) 279-2161; Email: indiancreek@abcindiana.org; Web site: www.campindiancreek.com/INDIANA DEAF CAMP
Camp Alexander Mack (On Lake Waubee)
P.O. Box 158
Milford, IN 46542
July 6-11
(Ages 4-15) Children’s Deaf Camp. Swimming, bowling, crafts, low ropes, nature center, canoeing, wall climbing, sand volleyball, basketball, theatrical dramas, horseback riding, carnival, fishing, hiking, special evening programs, and much more.
Cost: $265 with a $50 deposit due with registration.
August 22-23
Adventure Retreat (Family Camp). Purpose: Fun, fellowship, inspiration, spiritual and mental growth, make new friends, and enjoy a nice relaxing weekend.
Cost: $15 per person registration fee plus balance of $82 per adult upon arrival (Ages 12 and up). $43.50 per child upon arrival (Ages 2-11). Free for ages 2 and under.
Contact: Indiana Deaf Camp Foundation, Inc., 100 West 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Phone: (317) 846-3404 Voice/TTY; Fax: (317) 582-1379; Email: deafcamp@hotmail.com; Web site: www.indeafcamps.orgJAMESON CAMP
2001 Bridgeport Road
Indianapolis, IN 46231
Three Specialty Camps
June 22-29
(Ages 7-17) Camp Tataya Mato. Camp for children affected by HIV/AIDS. Seven day/six night camping program that not only offers the traditional camping experience but provides a safe environment for children to explore the challenges they face each day with HIV/AIDS in their lives.
June 20-31
(Ages 7-8) Wellness Camp. Six day/five night residential camping program that focuses on healthful eating, exercise and positive choices.
July 27-31
(Ages 7-8) JC Juniors Camp. Four day/three night program that provides a great way for firsttime campers to have a taste of a camping experience. Call for additional information. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Benita Peterson. Phone: (317) 241-2661; Fax: (317) 241-2760; Email: Benita@jamesoncamp.org; Web site: www.jamesoncamp.orgKIDDS (Kids with Insulin Dependent Diabetes) KAMP
Indiana University Kokomo
2300 South Washington Street
Kokomo, IN 46902
June 12-16
(Ages 6-13) Day Camp. 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Day campers take part in arts, crafts and sports, as well as educational programming that covers medication, diet and exercise appropriate for a child with diabetes. Offers tips on coping emotionally with a chronic condition. Area physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists and pharmacists provide medical supervision.
Cost: Parents are asked to pay $20. Financial assistance is available. Day camp location: Jackson Morrow Park in Kokomo, Indiana.
Contact: Lynda Nahrwold, Camp Director. Phone: (765) 455-9308; Email: >inarwold@iuk.ed; Web site: www.indiana.edu/~koocm/jun06/2006060103.shtmlLIFE SKILLS CAMPS
Easter Seals Crossroads
4740 Kingsway Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46205
June 1-July 29
Day Camp (Ages 12-14) (7weeks) Tuesdays, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Camp for children with ASD or developmental delays (moderate functioning or above). Designed to help children develop safety and skills for use in the home and community. The camp consists of many home activities such as cooking, cleaning, and laundry skills; as well as community skills such as reading a menu, navigating a small grocery/convenience store, working with money and enhancing social skills. All sessions will be taught by experienced occupational therapy practitioners. Enrollment limited to 6 students.
Cost: $300.
July 28-August 1
Day camp (Ages 15-17) (7 weeks) Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Camp designed for the adolescent to broaden his or her skills for use in the home and community. The camp will focus on activities that include money management, cooking, use of community resources (including transportation), tools for hobby and home use, problem solving and social skills. Enrollment is limited to 6 students.
Cost: $300.
Contact: Beth Rosemeyer. Phone: (317) 466-1000 x2501; Email: brosemeyer@eastersealscrossroads.org; Web site: www.eastersealscrossroads.orgMDA SUMMER CAMP
Camp Potawotami
P.O. Box 38
South Milford, IN 46786
June 8-14
(Ages 6-21) One week session for persons with Muscular Dystrophy. Arts, crafts, swimming, land sports, horseback riding, archery, fishing, and special programs. No cost to campers. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Rita Tozke/Peggy Puezzello, CoCamp Directors. Phone: (574) 259-9912/(260) 486-6698; Email: rtotzke@mdusa.org; Web site: www.mda.org/clinics/campMD CAMP
Bradford Woods 5040 State Road 67 North
Martinsville, IN 46151
June 6-12
(Ages 8-18) 7-day residential camp. This camp is sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Campers will participate in traditional camp activities such as horseback riding, creative arts, adventure activities, and special events. Each camper is paired with a counselor for the week.
Contact: Shay Dawson, Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s Outdoor Center. Phone: (765) 342-2915 x5213; Email: sldawson@indiana.; Website: www.bradwoods.orgNOBLE OF INDIANA SUMMER CAMP
Noble of Indiana
6060 N. College Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46220
June-August 2008
(Separated into age groups by sessions.) Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Your child will have fun, make friends, and enjoy new opportunities in an inclusive summer day camp environment. Experiences are designed and staffed by child development specialist. Children with disabilities will interact with typical peers through a variety of fun yet educational experiences. Activities will incorporate sensorimotor, musical, and socialization experiences for children ages 6-12. Teens will experience peer mentoring, community service projects, socialization skills, and community awareness. Locations in Marion and Hamilton counties will be offered. Not all locations will offer camps for all ages. Call or see website for sessions by age and locations at (317) 815-6202 or www.nobleofindiana.org.
Cost: $200 per week.
Contact: Tami Wanninger, Noble of Indiana, 6060 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46220; phone: (317) 815-6202; Email: Tami.wanninger@nobleofindiana.orgTIMBER RIDGE CAMP
Route 3, Box 754
Spencer, IN 47640
June 22-June 29
Blind Camp. Blind Camp is a week of new adventures for the visually impaired youth of all ages. This week is sponsored by the National Camps for Blind Children. Contact Christian Record Services if you or your child would like to attend. Their phone number is (402) 488-0921 or write to them at P.O. Box 6097, Lincoln, NE 68506. A representative from Christian Record Services would be happy to answer all of your questions regarding this camp. Web site: www.trcamp.org or www.christianrecord.org
June 19-22
(Moms and Kids) Single Mom’s Camp. For those who are single with kids only. Camp experience to pamper moms and may different activities for children. 24-hour babysitting upon request.
Contact: Julie Loucks at the Indiana Conference office, P.O. Box 1950, Carmel, IN 46082-1950. Phone: (317) 844-6201; Fax: (317) 571-9281; or Email: c2jloucks@aol.com for further details about how your kids and single mom's can attend.TOURETTE SYNDROME CAMP USA
YMCA Camp Duncan
6933 N Kedzie, #816
Chicago, IL 60645
June 22-28
(Ages 8-16) Two residential camp programs for boys and girls whose primary diagnosis is Tourette Syndrome and the associated disorders of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Attention Deficit Disorder.
Cost: $495 per child. Financial aid is available. Nursing staff is available for both camps. Staff is mainly young adults who also have Tourette Syndrome. Check website for more details and applications or call. ACA Accredited.
Contact: Scott Loeff, Camp Director. Phone: (773) 465-7536; Email: scott63@prodigy; Web site: www.tourettecamp.com
FURTHER INFORMATION ON SPECIAL CAMPS
The National Center for Physical Activity and Disability (NCPAD). Browse accessible programs for persons with disabilities by state. Includes a directory of programs available for people with disabilities and health conditions. Web site: http://www.ncpad.org/programs.
Guide to Summer Camps and Summer Schools. Porter Sargent Publications, 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1400, Boston, MA 01208. Phone: (800) 342-7470.
National Camps for the Blind. Christian Record Services, 4444 S. 52nd Street, Box 6097, Lincoln, NE 68506. Phone: (402) 488-0981; Web site: http://www.christianrecord.org
American Camp Association (ACA). The Camp Resource for Families, 5000 State Road 67 North, Martinsville, IN 46151-7902. Camp Magazine available. Phone: (765) 342-8456 or tollfree (800) 428-2267; Fax: (765) 342-2065; Web sites: www.campparents.org; www.ACAcamps.org.
For changes or additions, please contact: The Indiana Educational Resource Center, 7725 North College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46240. Phone: (317) 232-0587 or tollfree (800) 833-2198.
This list can be found on the web at:
http://www.doe.state.in.us/exceptional/speced/resources.html
