Safari Adventure Camp: Recreational Camp for Children with Special Needs
Description: Our Safari Adventure Camp is a special needs, recreational summer camp that will help children with learning differences build confidence and find success. Trumpet’s Safari Adventure Camp will take place this summer at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Dayton, providing a safe, enriching environment so campers can thrive while trying new activities, being creative, making lasting friendships, and having a blast! Campers will have opportunities for indoor activities such as games, sensory tables, art projects, music and quiet activities such as looking at books and doing puzzles. Outdoor activities may consist of sports, water play, sidewalk chalk, games, and much more. Campers will enjoy weekly science and cooking projects
Who: Children 4–12 years with special needs
Ratio: 1:3
When: 8:30am–2:30pm
- July 8-12
- July 15–19
- July 22-26
- July 29–August 2
Cost: $425 each week or $1,600 for all 4 weeks
3 Responses to “Safari Adventure Camp: Recreational Camp for Children with Special Needs”
My son Connor will be 4 in May, and I’d like to enroll him for at least 1 week of camp – maybe all 4 – but would like to use ASP funding. Is this possible?
Any thoughts on hiring a young man who is autistic? My son is 21 and was diagnosed as high functioning, you will never meet a more rounded young man. I truly believe he would be an asset not to mention a inspiration to your camp.
Hi Robin, thanks for thinking of us. I would be happy to talk with you. Please feel free to call our office. (937) 878-8444 Lisa Flake-Houseworth, JD, BCBA
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