The Center for Courageous Kids
A world class medical camping facility in the rolling hills of Scottsville, Kentucky providing a cost-free, safe, and fun camping experience for seriously ill and disabled children and their families.
Showing posts with label Camps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camps. Show all posts
5/1/12
4/26/12
Camps: Utah
The National Ability Center
The National Ability Center offers a variety of camps year round for people of all different abilities. Our camps provide a plethora of varied activities which challenge campers' abilities and focus on developing self esteem and building friendships.
The National Ability Center offers a variety of camps year round for people of all different abilities. Our camps provide a plethora of varied activities which challenge campers' abilities and focus on developing self esteem and building friendships.
4/7/12
Camps: California
Ability First Youth Sports Camp
Since 1985 Ability First Youth Sports Camp has provided sports and recreation opportunities for youth with physical disabilities. Ability First was founded by Eric Snedeker and Bill Bowness, masters students in the Therapeutic Recreation department at California State University, Chico. The camp runs for one week every summer on the campus of California State University, Chico and has served well over 700 youth since its inception.
Camp Paivika
Kids, teens and adults with mild to severe physical and developmental disabilities come to Camp Paivika in the summer and winter for horseback riding, swimming, adaptive sports, campfires and cookouts, arts and crafts, performing arts and other enjoyable, enriched activities. With a sense of freedom inspired by time spent outdoors in natural surroundings, campers learn, develop new interests and confidence through guided play, social skills building and exploration.
Each August SDASF offers a unique opportunity for children, ages 4-18, with a physical disability, to attend a five-day adaptive sports camp. Sports offered include basketball, hip hop dance, tennis, archery, rugby, soccer, physical conditioning and more.
Since 1985 Ability First Youth Sports Camp has provided sports and recreation opportunities for youth with physical disabilities. Ability First was founded by Eric Snedeker and Bill Bowness, masters students in the Therapeutic Recreation department at California State University, Chico. The camp runs for one week every summer on the campus of California State University, Chico and has served well over 700 youth since its inception.
Camp Paivika
Kids, teens and adults with mild to severe physical and developmental disabilities come to Camp Paivika in the summer and winter for horseback riding, swimming, adaptive sports, campfires and cookouts, arts and crafts, performing arts and other enjoyable, enriched activities. With a sense of freedom inspired by time spent outdoors in natural surroundings, campers learn, develop new interests and confidence through guided play, social skills building and exploration.
4/5/12
Camps: Canada: Alberta
Camp Freedom
Are you a teen with Spina Bifida? Do you like to have fun and hang out without your parents or siblings? Then you don’t want to miss Camp Freedom this summer! Held at the fully accessible Camp HeHoHa on Lake Isle, one hour west of Edmonton. Just for 12 – 18 year olds with Spina Bifida
Are you a teen with Spina Bifida? Do you like to have fun and hang out without your parents or siblings? Then you don’t want to miss Camp Freedom this summer! Held at the fully accessible Camp HeHoHa on Lake Isle, one hour west of Edmonton. Just for 12 – 18 year olds with Spina Bifida
3/28/12
3/27/12
Camps: National / International
HOLE IN THE WALL CAMPS
Every Hole in the Wall Camp is created with the sole purpose of improving the lives of children facing serious medical conditions and life-threatening illnesses. This is accomplished through a unique, fun, and child-centered program model known as therapeutic recreation, which has been recognized as having a profound and positive impact on children's lives and their recovery. Our camps are places that are surrounded by love, trust, hope and – most of all – acceptance.
SPINA BIFIDA ASSOCIATION LIST OF YOUTH CAMPS
This camp list is compiled by the Spina Bifida Association's National Resource Center. While it is an updated list, arranged alphabetically by state, it is not an all-inclusive list. Session dates and other particulars are purposely omitted, as they vary year to year. For more information about the camps you may be interested in, please contact the camp directly.
Every Hole in the Wall Camp is created with the sole purpose of improving the lives of children facing serious medical conditions and life-threatening illnesses. This is accomplished through a unique, fun, and child-centered program model known as therapeutic recreation, which has been recognized as having a profound and positive impact on children's lives and their recovery. Our camps are places that are surrounded by love, trust, hope and – most of all – acceptance.
SPINA BIFIDA ASSOCIATION LIST OF YOUTH CAMPS
This camp list is compiled by the Spina Bifida Association's National Resource Center. While it is an updated list, arranged alphabetically by state, it is not an all-inclusive list. Session dates and other particulars are purposely omitted, as they vary year to year. For more information about the camps you may be interested in, please contact the camp directly.
Camps: Washington
CAMP KOREY
Camp Korey serves children with serious and life-altering medical conditions and their families at no cost. We provide year-round recreation programs specially designed to support the medical needs of campers while letting them just be kids and have fun.
Camp Korey serves children with serious and life-altering medical conditions and their families at no cost. We provide year-round recreation programs specially designed to support the medical needs of campers while letting them just be kids and have fun.
Camps: Oregon
CAMP ATTITUDE
Camp Attitude is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing a unique camping experience for families in the disability community by: Advocating a biblical response toward disabilities, both visible and invisible. Providing opportunities for disability awareness. Educating the church community, especially youth, in practical ways of serving disabled persons.
Camp Attitude is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing a unique camping experience for families in the disability community by: Advocating a biblical response toward disabilities, both visible and invisible. Providing opportunities for disability awareness. Educating the church community, especially youth, in practical ways of serving disabled persons.
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