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WJCS
Autism Family Center
Camp Guide 2012
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Autism Family Center
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January 2012
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Hi Families,
This is the special edition WJCS Autism Family Center's Camp Guide 2012. If you're interested in any of the Autism Family Center programs or would like to gain more resources, please contact Bonnie Graham, Program Coordinator, at bgraham@wjcs.com or (914) 761-0600, ext. 228 or Elena Bel, Program Assistant, at ebel@wjcs.com or (914) 761-0600 ext. 230.
Camps with an * have not yet updated their information for the 2012 summer season and information listed is from 2011. Please contact camps directly for updated information.
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Internet Resources for Camps for Children With Special Needs
American Camping Association
ACA offers a general camp directory that allows you to search for your specific need.
My Summer Camps Directory: Camps for AutismThis general camp directory includes three pages of camps that are specifically geared to kids with autism spectrum disorders throughout the United States.
This website has listings of special needs camps throughout the United States, but allows you to search for your specific needs, such as age and location.
This website has a special section for camps for children with autism and Asperger's. It allows you to search by state and needs.
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Camp Referral Services
School & Camp Placements Service Contact: Madeline Seldon at (203) 226-1422
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Camp Fairs
30th Annual Westchester Camp Fair
Sunday, February 5, 2012 12:00 - 3:00 pm
Crowne Plaza, White Plains
www.westchestercampfair.com
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Day Camps
Big Apple Day Program
New York, NY
Ages 6-12 BADP is a Manhattan co-ed 6-week summer day camp for children ages 6-12 with mild-to-moderate social-emotional difficulties. We are an evidenced-based, behaviorally-oriented program with professional staff who integrate individualized goals with academic remediation, social skills training, swimming and recreational sports. We provide a fun and therapeutic experience for children who need extra support and attention at camp.
For more information, call (646) 450-6210 or email info@bigappledayprogram.com
Website: http://bigappledayprogram.com/
Hofstra Summer Camp - REACH Program Hempstead, NY The REACH Program is an exciting opportunity for campers with autism spectrum disorders and other speical needs to experience Hofstra Specialty Camps with peers. The REACH Program provides a safe and positive setting for campers with disabilities to be included in Specialty Camps, activities, enjoy peer interactions, with supports and/or modifications when necessary. The REACH Program provides a perfect setting for ongoing interventions during the summer break. Campers have ample opportunities to generalize and enhance social and daily living skills. For more information, call the Camp Office at 516-463-2267 to set up an appointment or e-mail Hofstrareach@yahoo.com. Prior to the consultation, the most recent copy of the IEP is required. Website: Hofstra Summer Camp - *New* REACH Program for Teens
Hempstead, NYEntering Grades 10-11
Session 1: July 2 - 13; Session 2: July 16 - 27; Session 3: July 30- August 10
Hofstra Summer Camps new REACH Program for Teens helps campers with disabilities transition to adulthood. Our goal is for individuals with special needs to become increasingly independent, learn the responsibilities and benefits of working, and obtain independent daily living skills. Responsibilities and tasks will be adapted to meet the needs and ability level of each participant. This program encourages individuals with special needs to put their newly acquired skills to the test! Participants will gain confidence navigating their environment by taking field trips to local establishments, such as the post office and the bank. Our staff will assist students with the development of their social skills and help them make appropriate friendships with peers and adults.
A consultation with the director of the REACH Program for Teens will determine acceptance to the program. Please be aware that space is extremely limited.
To set up an appointment for consultation or for more information, please call the Camp Office at 516-463-2267 or email Hofstrareachforteens@yahoo.com. Website: JCC of Mid Westchester Scarsdale, NY
Ages 2-12
Week Program - Full day and Half day options
Private and state funded half-day (8:45-11:15am/12 noon or 11:15am/12 noon-2:30pm) options are available for children 2 1/2-6 years of age. Integrated programs (ages 4-12 years) available through Camp Gadol with specially trained staff.
For more information, contact Linda Helfman (914) 472-3300 ext. 347.
JCC on the Hudson - Camp BaShemesh
Tarrytown, NY
Ages 6-14
Children with mild to moderate developmental and learning disabilities engage in an exciting summer experience with therapeutic recreation and activities that build self-esteem and independence, while maximizing opportunites for inclusion with typical JCC Country Day Campers.
For more information contact Mindy Cohen 914-366-7898 ext. 108 or email Jimmy Vejar Day Camp
Rye Brook, NY
Ages 5-21
Campers take part in a variety of activities, including: swimming in the Therapeutic Outdoor pool, Team Sports, Arts and crafts, Plays and skits, music and dance, Playground activities, Educational nature walks and outdoor adventures, Exciting day trips, Fun-filled Carnival and Wacky Designer Days, and Festive barbeques.
For more information contact Annabelle Strozza (914) 937-3800 ext. 425 or email. *Camp Joy - New Rochelle Parks and Recreation New Rochelle, NY
Ages 5 - 21
2-week sessions; priority given to New Rochelle residents
Camp Joy is a full-day summer camp providing supervised and planned activities, allowing participants to take advantage of the recreational facilities and trained staff available to them.
For more information contact Janet Guarasci at (914) 654-2088.
*North East Westchester Special Recreation
Ages 4-20
Community based therapeutic recreation agency serving children and adults with developmental disabilities in the north east portion of Westchester. Summer recreational programs for campers with special needs.
For more information, please call 914-347-4409.
*Nor-West Regional Special Services Summer Activities
Cortlandt, NY
Ages 16-23
Six Week Summer Program
Program includes recreational activities, social skills, day trips, vocational skills, and more.
For more information, please call 914-737-4797.
NYU Summer Program for Kids
New Rochelle, NY
Ages 7 - 11
Session: June 25 - August 10
The NYU Summer Program for Kids (SPK), established in 1997, is an evidence-based summer program to treat children with ADHD and behavior disorders. The seven-week, all day, therapeutic program is focused to build self-esteem and help children develop attentional, organizational, and friendship skills.
For more information call (212) 263-0760 or (516) 358-1811.
Website: www.aboutourkids.org/content/nyu_summer_program_kidsOur Victory Day Camp
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Ages 5 - 13
July 2 - August 17
Oriented towards children with learning challenges and/or attention difficulties who need a structured and supportive summer environment. Campers participate in a non-competitive camping program.
For more information, call (203) 329-3394 or email ourvictory@aol.com.
Sid Jacobson JCC - Kehilla Day Camp
Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds, Wheatley Heights, NY
Ages 5-17
Full Summer: June 28-August 17; Session 1: June 28-July 24; Session 2: July 25-August 17; Session 3: June 28-August 3
Camp Kehilla provides an emotionally safe environment for children with special needs who are not able to meet the socialization demands of typical local day camps. It helps children and teens develop social skills, build friendships, heighten communication skills, encourage interpersonal relationships and build self-esteem. Your child/teen receives personalized attention in small groups with low camper-to-counselor ratios: 3:1 for children and 4:1 for teens.
Camp Kehilla is a full-day program. Transportation is provided in Nassau, Suffolk and Northern and Central Queens.
For more information, please contact Sharon Hanover 516-484-1545, ext. 148, shanover@sjjcc.org Website: http://www.sjjcc.org/summercamps/kehillacamps/Sociable Kidz
Harrison, NY
Ages 4-15
As seen on CNN, Sociable Kidz offers a summer program providing social skills groups. The groups are taught by trained teachers after camp hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The small groups ensure that your child receives individualized attention including sharing, turn-taking, play skills with Legos, anti-bullying techniques, etc. using hands-on activities, games, role-playing, and social stories. We also offer expressive art and conversational table tennis classes.
For more information, please call (914) 502-3295.
*Southeast Consortium Summer Programs
Ages 6-14 - Summer day camp in conjunction with Scarsdale Rec Camp
Ages 14-21 - Teen travel summer camp
The South East Consortium serves as an extension of its local recreation programs. Available first for residents of: Mamaroneck, Pelham, Rye Brook, Portchester, Larchmont, Rye, Scarsdale, Eastchester, Bronxville, Tuckahoe, and Harrison. Only accepts campers outside these areas if there is room.
For more information, please call 914-698-5232.
SPARC, Inc.
Yorktown Heights, NY
Offering summer activities for youth, teens & young adults, and adults.
Kidz Time (Ages 4 - 12)
Pace University, Pleasantville
7 Week Session Starting June 9; Cost: $220 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Your child can find play a time for smiles, friends and fun! For some families, KIDZ TIME is the first successful community recreation activity for their child on the autism spectrum. Horseback Riding (Ages 4 - 12)
Site 1: Chessfield Farms, Mahopac Summer Date starting June 16; $240/6 week session Lesson assigned between 9-10 am
Site 2: Therapeutic Equestrian Center, Cold Spring Lesson assigned between 11 am-1 pm $300/6 week session
Adapted horseback riding gives participants new skills, a sense of accomplishment and a love for animals.
For more information, please call (914) 243-0583
YWCA White Plains Summer Camp for Children with Developmental Disabilities
Ages 5-21
Summer programs are designed to compliment children's extended school-year programs. Participants enjoy a variety of therapeutic recreation programs that support and strengthen cognitive physical, social and affective skills in a safe, supportive and funfilled
environment. Family members receive support, respite, and the opportunity for family participation in recreation activities. Enrollment is limited and pre-registration is required. A personal assessment and tour of the facility is required for new participants.
For more information, please call 914-949-6227 ext. 108.
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Sleep Away Camps
Camp Akeela
Thetford Center, VT
Ages 9-17
Session 1: June 26 - July 20; Session 2: July 23 - August 16/$6600
Camp Akeela is a structured, well-rounded camp that offers a wide variety of activities. Within a traditional camp program, Akeela is a small, supportive community that helps campers improve their social skills. Many of our campers have been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome or a non-verbal learning disability and are boys and girls who have difficulty connecting with peers.
For more information, contact Debbie & Eric Sasson, Directors 866-680-4744 or email info@campakeela.com
Camp AllenBedford, NH
Ages 6-60
One and Two Week Sessions Camp Allen welcomes about 600 campers each summer and provides opportunities for growth, friendship and fun for children and adults with developmental disabilities and other challenges in an outdoor environment.
For more information, call 603-622-8471 or email deb@campallennh.org.
Website: www.campallennh.org
Camp Altitude
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY
Grades 6 - 11
Session: July 1 - July 14, 2012 - $3900
Camp Altitude is a two-week summer camp experience for boys and girls with social cognitive challenges (Asperger's Syndrome, LD, NVLD, ADHD, PDD-NOS, & High Functioning Autism) who are entering 6th through 11th grades. We are committed to providing a safe, fun and rewarding summer experience that promotes social learning and independent living skills.
For more information, call (914) 307-1674 or (888) 464-4997 or email info@altitudefamilies.com
Website: http://altitudefamilies.com/camp.html
Camp Anne - AHRC NYC
Ancramdale, NY
Camp Anne offers a fun-filled, loving, nurturing, and safe environment for children and adults who require various levels of support, and who may also have physical and/or medical needs.
For more information on AHRC Camping Programs or to apply for a program, please call the AHRC Referral and Information Center (RIC) at (212) 780-4491 or (212) 780-4493 and someone will contact you.
Website: www.ahrcnyc.org/campahrc/index.html
Camp Buckskin
Minneapolis, MN
Ages 6 - 18
Session 1: June 10 - July 9/$4,150; Session 2: July 14 - August 12/$4,450
Camp Buckskin is an overnight summer camp program that specializes in serving boys and girls ages 6 - 18 who are experiencing social skill and academic difficulties. While not an entrance requirement, the majority of our campers have a primary diagnosis of AD/HD, Learning Disabilities, or Aspergers while others may have a secondary or related diagnosis.
For more information, please call (763) 208-4805 or email info@campbuckskin.com.
Website: http://www.campbuckskin.com
Camp Encourage
Kansas City, Missouri
Ages 8-18
Session 1: June 26 - 29; Session 2: July 25 - 28
Our Mission is to encourage social growth, independence, and self-esteem in youth with autism spectrum disorders through a quality, overnight experience located in the greater Kansas City area.
For more information call 816.830.7171 or email camp.encourage@sbcglobal.net
Website: www.campencourage.org
Clover Patch Camp
Glenville, NYFor children (5+) and adults
Clover Patch offers a traditional overnight camp experience for children and adults with special needs. All activites are adpated to ensure that every camper experiences success.
ESY Summer Program at Clearpool
Carmel, NY
Ages 10-18
Monday-Friday in 3- or 6- week sessions An exciting summer program filled with enriched learning, recreation and support for youths who are experiencing emotional, behavioral, social and/or learning challenges. A residential program provides a strong academic schedule, diverse social learning experiences, and the fun of a traditional sleepaway camp. Small classes and individualized plans provide the academic and social support your child needs. Recreation activities are designed for maximum fun, integrating educational goals and personal skills to ensure enjoyment and growth for each child.
For more information, call (845) 225-8226.
Website: www.clearpool.org
Easter Seals Camp Hemlocks
Hebron, CT
Ages 8-18
From campfire sing-a-longs and s'mores, to boating, nature walks or strolls, swimming, arts & crafts, and sleeping under the stars, Camp Hemlocks provides the same excitement and activities available in a traditional summer camp. The difference? Camp Hemlocks campers experience the joys and challenges of camp in a fully accessible setting with trained staff providing physical, social and emotional care.
For more information, call (860) 228-9496 x200.
Website: ct.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=CTDR_camping_recreation
Camp Horizons
South Windham, CT
Ages 8-39
Camp Horizons is a positive environment for campers who are mild to moderately developmentally disabled. We build on what campers can do, promote their self esteem, and support them as they grow. Activities include horseback riding, health & fitness, arts & crafts, swimming, boating, and more.
Camp Huntington
High Falls, NY
Ages 6-21
Session 1: June 17 - July 7; Session 2: July 8 - July 28; Session 3: July 29 - August 18
You can add a week to any session or attend any combination of weeks. Please inquire.
Camp Huntington is a summer recreation program for the learning and developmentally disabled, with a specific program for campers with autism, Asperger's and other Pervasive Developmental Delays. Your child will experience the joys of a fun-filled summer in a beautiful country setting.
For more information contact Daniel Falk 212-678-0089/877-356-1535
Ages 7-80
Eight 1-Week Sessions $715/WeekThe goals of Camp Jaycee are centered around developing social skills, improving self esteem, increasing confidence, learning in a fun environment, developing physical fitness, and establishing meaningful relationships with new friends.
Sid Jacobson JCC Camp Kehilla - Kehilla Kayf at Round Lake Sleepaway Camp Lakewood, PA Ages 7-19 Round Lake Sleepaway Camp serves children, teens and young adults with special needs.
Contact: New Jersey Y Camps to schedule a camp visit at 973-575-3333 or email at rlc@njycamps.org Sid Jacobson JCC, Camp Kehilla - Kehilla Vocation Experience Wheatley Heights, NY Ages 18-21 The Kehilla Vocation Experience gives campers with special needs who have aged out of existing camp programs the opportunity to continue to grow with JCC. We provide a vocational/recreational program that opens the doors to many new experiences. These opportunities help individuals makde decisions regarding their future careers after their educational studies are complete. Contact: Lisa Warren 516-484-1545 ext. 215 or email lwarren@sjjcc.orgWebsite: http://www.sjjcc.org/summercamps/kehillacamps/ Camp Lee MarLackawaxen, PA
Ages 5-21
Session: June 23 - August 10; Cost: $9,500
Camp Lee Mar has over 55 years of changing children's lives. Highly acclaimed program for children with mild to moderate developmental challenges. All camp activities and academics, speech & language therapy.
*Camp Loyaltown Hunter, NY Ages 4-28 Camp Loyaltown is a private, nonprofit, summer residential, respite camp which cares for children and adults with developmental and other disabilities. We offer traditional camp programs including swimming, boating, arts & crafts, dance, music, athletics and recreation. For more information contact Paul Cullen, Director 516-293-1111 or email camp@ahrc.org Camp Northwood Remsen, New York Ages 8-18 Session: July 1 - August 18; Cost: $9,600 Providing quality programming to a coed population of 165 children in need of structure and individualization. Northwood programs specialize in working with non-aggressive children classified with Asperger's, HFA, ADD, Language Processing Weaknesses and children with other forms of minimal learning issues. For more information contact Gordon Felt, Camp Director 315-831-3621 or email northwoodprograms@hotmail.com Website: www.nwood.com The Northwood Center Remsen, New York Ages 16-20 Session: July 1 - August 18 Cost: $9,875 The Northwood Center is a seven-week life skills training experience for young adults preparing to make a post-secondary school transition away from home. This comprehensive program gives students an opportunity to develop independent living skills under the watchful eye and supervision of our staff. For more information contact Gordon Felt, Camp Director 315-831-3621 or email northwoodprograms@hotmail.com Website: www.nwood.com
Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck
Moriches, New York
Ages 6-21
Every camp season has nine different sessions, each focused on working through the campers' challenges with two separate age groups. Cost: $785/Session.
The camp provides opportunities for social and personal growth within a supportive environment for campers with both physical and developmental disabilities. Campers learn to try a variety of creative and challenging activities and experience success. Campers develop enhanced self-esteem which carries over to work, home, or school environments.
For more information contact Johneen or Bridget at (631) 878-1070 or e-mail camppaquatuck@optonline.net.
Website: www.camppaquatuck.com
Camp Ramah in New England
Palmer, Massachusetts
Ages 13 - 18
The Tikvah Progam at Ramah in New England is an eight-week program serving teens ages 13-18 with mild to moderate intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, neurological impairments, and physical challenges. Tikvah campers live in accessible bunks with specially trained counselors and participate in an extensive camping program.
Ages 18-21
Tochnit HaAvodah is a vocational education program for 18-21 year-olds. The Voc Ed participants live in a group home environment with two advisors. The Post Voc Ed Program offers summer employment to a select group of Tikvah graduates. The inclusion program is for a carefully selected group of younger campers with special needs, including physical challenges, who live in and participate in the daily activities of a typical bunk. Inclusion campers receive additional support and participate in the full range of activities in a typical camping division.
For more information contact Howard Blas, Tikvah Director, at (413) 374-7210.
Camp Ramah in the Berkshires
Wingdale, NY
4th-6th Graders
For children with ADHD and other related learning and social challenges, Ramah Berkshires offers Breira B'Ramah ("Choice in Ramah"), a four-week program designed for campers entering fourth through sixth grades. Breira campers are integrated into the regular Ramah day, guided by dedicated, trained staff. Breira campers receive ongoing socials skills guidance, support for achieving attainable goals, and the tools necessary to strengthen their Jewish identity like any other Ramah camper.
For more information, contact Beth Jaret, PhD, Breira Director, at (201) 871-7262 x205.
Website: www.campramah.org Camp Ramah in the Poconos
Lakewood, PASession: August 15 - August 19; Cost: $850/Family
The Tikvah Family Camp at Camp Ramah in the Poconos is a five-day overnight program that provides Jewish children with developmental disorders and/or social learning disorders, their parents, and their siblings the unique opportunity to experience together the magic of Jewish summer camp.
For more information, Contact Adena Sternthal, Tikvah Family Camp director, at (215) 498-4396.
Website: www.campramah.org Ramah Outdoor Adventure
Colorado Rockies
Ages 11-15
Session: August 2 - August 14
The Tikvah Program at Ramah Outdoor Adventure is a two-week program serving adolescents ages 11-15 with mild to moderate intellectual and developmental disabilities, including Asperger's Syndrome and Autism Disorder. Tikvah campers (or chalutzim as they are known at Ramah Outdoor Adventure) will live in cabents (cabin tents) with specially trained counselors and will participate in the many activities that Ramah Outdoor Adventure offers all of its participants. These activities include: horseback riding, Jewish learning, rock climbing, wilderness survival, arts and crafts, agriculture, sports, aerobics and mining. While their schedule is slightly modified from the typical day, Tikvah chalutzim will participate with their typically-developing peers in elements of the camp program, such as meals, evening programs, and Shabbat services. Individual chalutzim will be integrated into other activities in camp according to their abilities.
For additional information, please contact Elyssa Hammerman, Tikvah Director, at (303) 261-8214.
Ramapo For Children - Camp Ramapo Rhinebeck, NY Ages 6-14 (Summer Adventure) Ages 14-16 (Teen Leadership) Camp Ramapo's mission is to serve children with a range of email and leaning problems in a natural, outdoor environment. It provides educational and recreational experiences which promote social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. For more information call (212) 754-7003/(845) 876-8403 or email office@ramapoforchildren.org Website: www.ramapoforchildren.org Round Lake Camp - New Jersey Y Camps Lakewood, PA Ages 7-19 Round Lake Camp is a residential Jewish Camp exclusively dedicated to serve those with special needs. Camp activities include water sports, athletics, arts & crafts, drama, social skills training, activities for daily living and so much more. Speech and language work, occupational therapy, adaptive physical education and mental health counseling are also available. For more information call 973-575-3333 ext. 145 or email RLC@NJYCAMPS.ORG Website: www.roundlakecamp.org Camp Sequoia
Pottstown, PA
Ages 8 - 17 Full Season: June 30 - August 12; Cost: $9,200
Session 1: June 30 - July 21; Cost: $4,875
Session 2: July 22 - August 12; Cost: $4,875 Camp Sequoia is an innovative overnight camp for boys and girls ages 8-18 who need help with social skills, facilitating friendships and developing their social thinking skills. Most (but not all) Sequoia campers are diagnosed with learning differences and clinical diagnoses that include one or more of the following: ADD/ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, Non-Verbal Learning Disability, high-functioning Autism, high functioning PDD-NOS and anxiety-related disorders.
For more information, call (610) 771-0111 or email office@camp-sequoia.com. Website: www.camp-sequoia.com Camp Speers-Eljabar (ACCESS Program) Dingmans Ferry, PA
Ages 8-19 ACCES (All Children Can Experience Speers-Eljabar) is a mainstreaming program that enables campers with mild to moderate developmental disabilities to participate in traditional camp activities. Focuses on guiding and empowering campers to gain independence, build relationships, master activity skills and successfully socialize with both typically and atypically developing peers. All of this while having FUN and feeling good about themselves. For more information call 1 (877) 773-3779 or email campers@campspeersymca.org Website: www.campspeersymca.org Summit Camp Honesdale, Pennsylvania Ages 8-19 Two & Three Week Sessions, & Travel and Teen Programs In its 4th decade serving boys and girls with issues of attention. Clinical diagnoses may include: Verbal or Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities, A.D.D./A.D.H.D., Asperger's Syndrome, mild Pervasive Developmental Delays, Tourette's Syndrome, O.C.D. and mild Mood Disorders. For more information call 1-800-323-9908 or email info@summitcamp.com Website: www.summitcamp.com YAI's MAC (Mainstreaming At Camp) Frost Valley in NY's Catskills Mountains Ages 6-18 Offers an inclusive, safe and caring summer camp opportunity to children with disabilities. Campers are fully included in all summer camp activities with additional support as needed with specially trained counselors. Our intake process begins in January and ends in May. We fill our open sessions on a first come first served basis; calling early is best. For more information contact Joe Medler at (212) 273-6298 or jmedler@yai.org Website: http://www.frostvalley.org/sleepaway-camp/mac.html Variety Club Overnight Camp Worcester, PA
Ages 7-21 Six one-week camping sessions beginning Sunday, June 24, 2012 The summertime is the heart of what we do at Variety Club Camp and Developmental Center - providing fun and education in a safe and friendly environment. Variety Club Camp and Developmental Center offers a Day Camp for children with developmental disabilities and an Overnight Camp for children with physical and/or developmental disabilities. For children looking for some educational assistance we offer our Extended School Year Program, and for older youth looking for job development, we offer a newly designed Vocational Program. For more information or if you have questions about which session your child would best fit in to, please contact Overnight Camp Director Meredith Vivaldi at 610-584-4366 ext 1029 or via e-mail at mvivaldi@varietyphila.org Website: www.varietyphila.org/club-camp/programs/summertime-programs/ |
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Parks and Recreation Departments
Families may want to check with their local Parks and Recreation Department to see what programs they have available for children with special needs. Below is a list of the Parks and Recreation Departments for each city/town:
18 Center St
Ardsley NY 10502
914-693-8012
Armonk Recreation and Parks Department
85 Cox Ave
Armonk NY 10504
914-273-3325/3365
425 Cherry StBedford Hills NY 10507
914-666-7004
48 Macy RdBriarcliff Manor NY 10510
914-941-6560
200 Pondfield Rd
Bronxville NY 10708
914-779-4022
Chappaqua Recreation
200 S Greeley Ave
Chappaqua NY 10514
914-238-3909
1 Heady St.
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
914-734-1050
1 Van Wyck St
Croton-on-Hudson NY 10520
914-271-3006
112 Main St.
914-693-0024
40 Mill Road
Eastchester NY 10709
914-771-3311
11 Olympic Lane
Ardsley NY 10502
914-693-8985
1 Heineman Place Harrison NY 10528
914-670-3035
Temp Location: 7 Farragut Ave
Hastings-on-Hudson NY 10706
914-478-2380
I. K. Benjamin Recreation Center
71 Main St
Irvington NY 10533
914-591-7736
Larchmont Village Hall
120 Larchmont Ave
Larchmont NY 10538
914-834-6230 ext 6
65 Old Bedford Rd Goldens Bridge NY 10526
914-232-6162
740 W Boston Post Rd 914-381-7865
104 Main St
Mt Kisco NY 10549
914-666-3059
1 S Roosevelt Square# 3
914-665-2420 515 North Ave
New Rochelle NY 10801
914-654-2000
95 Broadway
Ossining NY 10562
914-941-3189
20 5th Ave
Pelham NY 10803
914-738-9153
350 N Main StPort Chester, NY 10573
914-939-2354
179 Westchester Ave
Pound Ridge NY 10576,
914-764-5511
1001 Post Rd
Scarsdale NY 10583
914-722-1060
28 Beekman Ave
Sleepy Hollow NY 10591
914-366-5109
Somers Parks and RecreationReis ParkRte 139Somers NY 10589 914-232-8441
West Main St
PO Box 292
Tarrytown, NY 10591
914-631-8389
71 Columbus Ave
Tuckahoe NY 10707,
914-961-3120
85 Gedney Way
White Plains, NY 10605
914-422-1336
285 Nepperhan Ave.
Yonkers NY 10701
914-377-6430
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WJCS Autism Family Center
About Us: The WJCS Autism Family Center offers a range of supports and services to youth, adults, and families to reduce the stresses and relieve the sense of isolation affected by Autism. Individuals with ASD can find a variety of services. Family members can join on a formal and informal basis to build support. The AFC offers all members of the community (families, individuals, and professionals) a centralized information and referral resource. Our Programs:- The Supper Club (for 19+)
- Girls Night Out (for girls and their mothers)
- Project Lifesaver (a bracelet program for children who wander)
- Grandparents' Support Group
- Workshop Series for families and professionals
- Monthly newsletter
- 5 day a week call and drop-in center for families
For More Information: Please contact Bonnie Graham, LMSW, Program Coordinator at bgraham@wjcs.com or (914) 261-0600 ext. 228. WJCS Autism Family Center is possible with the support of
UJA-Federation.
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