Hot Fun In The Summertime!

SUMMER CAMPS 2013

For Children With Disabilities

 
The school
year is almost over and summer camps are right around the corner.  Finding the right camp for your child can be
time consuming, although worth the investment.  But don’t fret!  We have researched for you a
partial list of camps in the state of Oklahoma
who specifically provide an environment for children with disabilities.  We also recommend taking a tour of the
facility, meeting the director and staff and consider your child’s needs before
enrolling in any summer camp program. 
Camps can be a very important part of your child’s development and a fun
way to spend the summer as they learn life skills, explore new interest,
collaboration, living in a community (overnight camps) and pre-vocational skills.
 
 


Camp
Loughridge, Tulsa, OK     Phone:  918-446-4194

Christian autism
inclusion program with all summer camps include 3 campers per week with a
one-on-one aide, ages 6-13.  Activities
include archery, arts and crafts, canoeing, challenge and ropes events and
more. See website for dates and prices *scholarships” may be available www.camploughridge.org  Also, contact Bob Degen 918-388-3839 or bwelch@camploughridge.com  Other contact, Autism Center of Tulsa at 918-502-4823 www.autismtulsa.org

 

DDA Camp, Tulsa, OK
The Bridges Foundation              Phone:
918-592-3333   

Day camp
experience for children and young adults, ages 10 -21, with developmental disabilities held at Lacy
Park. Contact The Bridge
Foundation for additional Information www.thebridgesfound.org


Make Promises Happen, Guthrie, OK
Central Christian Camp and Conference
Center
       Phone: 405.282.2811
This Day Camp provides outdoor recreational opportunities to individuals ages 6 and
older with special needs. Each camper is paired with a volunteer counselor.
Campers willenjoy fishing, boating, arts & crafts, swimming, archery, dances,
talent shows and more at MPH events. For additional information

 

Camp Perfect
Wings, McAlester, OK
Cross Timbers
Baptist General Convention of OK

A residential camp created specifically for special needs campers ages 8 and up
to attend with a “buddy”. Camp includes archery, bb guns, crafts,
music, climbing wall, zip line and more.

 

Camp Grey Squirrel
United Methodist Boys Ranch, Gore, OK
United Methodist Children’s Home, Tahlequah,
OK Phone
: 918-457-6150 Residential and Day Camps Created
for children with ASD who must be able to participate in traditional camp
activities.  Limited Scholarships
available for the summer. OASIS Respite Care vouchers is accepted. 
For additional information www.campgreysquirrel.org

 

Camp
Claptlans
Norman,
OK             405-307-2814
A residential
summer camp project of the J.D. McCarty Center
in Norman open to ages 8 – 16. Camp activities
include: archery, arts & crafts, canoeing, fishing, astronomy, field games,
horseback riding, nature studies, outdoor cooking, a challenge course, swimming
and camp fires. Scholarships are available for qualifying families. For more
information www.campclaphans.com



Champions Special Ministries, Tulsa, OK
Spnsored by Memorial Drive Church of Christ
Christian based day camp for the week of June 17-21, 2013. Application deadline is May 27, 2013. It’s a fun filled summer day camp for champions ages 5-28 with cognitive, intellectual, or physical disabilities.  Call Trent Taylor at 918-838-1621 for more info.  Register on-line at   www.championsspecialministries.org    
 

Therapyworks also offers Summer Groups!  Yoga For Youngsters  and Couch To Out are fun summer group sessions for kids 8-18!!   Check out our website for full details!   www.therapyworkstulsa.com  

 
 
By Oleeta
Noah, BS, COTA/L, School Therapist