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The description below was contributed by: A visitor, on Feb 04, 2000 09:15:36AM


Gender and Age Group:
Girls and Boys: 7 to 18.

Programs and Activities Offered:
Disability camps feature a wide range of services and activities for many different physical disabilities, learning disabilities and neurological impairments. Below are just some of the programs that most disability camps have to offer. Individual camp activities will vary.

Education Sessions: Social Skills, Independent Living Skills
Sports: Ball games, Fishing
Creative Arts: Arts & Crafts
Water Sports: Swimming instruction
Other Activities: Day trips to the beach, amusement parks, putt putt golf

Special Camp Features:
Campers have the ability to design their own customized camp program. Camp activities are designed specifically for the group and particular skill level and interests. Staff should be certified in basic first aid and CPR as well as having the appropriate medical degrees and certification in their field of expertise.

Duration of Program and Rates:
Camp dates and rates will vary but most disability camps offer one- to eight-week programs ranging from $500 to $1,000 per week.

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