ASL PEDIATRIC CAMP,
ASL
Pediatric Therapy Services, 2771 Executive Park Drive, Suite 7,
Weston, FL 33331. 954-389-8090,
aslspeech@aol.com
Dates and hours of
camp: June 1st to July 31st. 9am to 1pm or
1pm to 5pm.
Ages accepted: 3 to
16. Staff to child ratio: 1:1.
Staff members
include: therapists and teachers.
Eligibility details:
No medication. No diapers. Pull-Ups acceptable.
Fees,
registration/intake process, deadlines: Please call for details.
Activities include:
OT, PT, ST and Music TX. Fun Day on Fridays.
BROWARD CHILDREN’S
CENTER,
2250 NW 31 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale 33312. Contact
person: Kimarie Robertson 954-587-0891,
kimr@bcckids.org.
Broward Children’s Center North, 25 SE 20 Avenue, Pompano Beach.
Contact person: Jennifer Davison 954-946-7503.
Dates and hours of
camp: June 9th to August 19th. Closed July 4th.
Hours are 7am to 6pm.
Ages accepted: 2 to
6. Staff to child ratio: 1:5.
Staff members
include: therapists, nurse, social worker, teacher aides, director
ESE teacher.
Eligibility details:
All disabilities and behaviors accepted. Toilet trained and
non-toilet trained are accepted. On-site nurse will administer
medication.
Fees,
registration/intake process and deadlines: Sliding fee scale based
on income. Submit camp application and IEP.
Activities and field
trips include: Karate, swimming lessons, field trips, water play,
cultural arts performers, science experiments, and Moving with Math.
Lighthouse of Broward
KIDS Program.
Contact person: Brett Gili, 954-463-4217, ext. 13,
bgili@LHOB.org.
Dates and hours of
camp: June 15th to August 7th. Closed July 3rd.
8:45am to 3:45pm.
Ages accepted: 6 to
14. Staff to child ratio: 1:5 staff and trained volunteers.
Staff members
include: Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVI’s).
Eligibility details:
Must be visually impaired (bilateral). Children with other
impairments, but who are also blind/visually impaired must be toilet
trained.
Fees,
registration/intake process and deadlines: Sliding scale. Deadline
for registration application is April 24th.
Activities and field
trips include: Independent Living Skills Classes (Braille, cooking,
assistive devices training, keyboarding and computers with adaptive
software. Field trips include: ice skating, bowling, water park,
Wannado City, restaurant experience and swimming classes.
Meals and supplies:
Snacks are included. Lunch is not provided. Supplies needed: camp
shirts and assistive devices.
Transportation is
provided within Broward County.
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY
OF BROWARD COUNTY, INC.
Camps in Fort Lauderdale, Davie and Pompano. Contact person: Amy
Karpf 954-315-4058,
amy.karpf@ucpsouthflorida.org.
Dates and hours of
camp: June 8th to August 7th, 8am to 6pm.
Ages accepted: 3 to
21. Staff to child ratio: 1:5
Staff members
include: School board employees and certified teachers.
Eligibility details:
must have a developmental disability and be a resident of Broward
County.
Fees,
registration/intake process and deadlines: $10 registration fee.
Rolling registration process. Must complete registration to reserve
a spot.
Activities and field
trips include: Art, Music and Drama. Therapy on a weekly basis.
Field trips are once a week.
Lunches and snack are
provided. No extra supplies required.
YMCA OF BROWARD
COUNTY, Special Needs Camp.
Children’s Advocacy
FMCA Family Center locations include: Western High-Davie, Northside
Elementary-Fort Lauderdale, Boyd Anderson High-Lauderdale Lakes,
Millenium Middle-Tamarac, Lauderhill Middle, Bethune
Elementary-Hollywood, Park Ridge Elementary-Pompano, L.A. Lee
YMCA-Fort Lauderdale, Lauderhill Middle and Sunrise Middle. Call
954-623-5555.
Dates and hours of
camp: June 8th to August 13th, 9am to 4pm.
Pre-care 7:30am to 9am. Post-care 4pm to 6pm. No charge for pre or
post care.
Ages accepted: 3 to
22. Staff to child ratio: 1:2, 1:4 and 1:6.
Staff members
include: Age 18 and older. Staff has at least one year plus
experience working with children with special needs.
Fees,
registration/intake process, deadlines: Must complete and intake
and interview with staff at time of registration. Camp registration
is open until all vacancies are filled.
Activities and field
trips: Academics, cultural arts, inclusion, arts and crafts, group
games, sports, nutrition, trips and swim lessons.
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