Co-educational day camps for individuals (ages 5-22)  with disabilities and their typical peers. The nine week camps are offered Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 3:30p.m.  at Stepping Stones Center Given Road and Allyn in Batavia.   Campers are placed in units according to age, special needs, interests and abilities.  Activities include aquatic programming, outdoor exploration, crafts, arts, music, sports, games and motor activities.

Residential camping opportunities available for individuals with disabilities age 8 and up.  Campers participate in crafts, swimming, hiking, nature, sports and motor activities.  Camp sessions range from 4 to 12 days, are theme oriented, while geared to individual  abilities and interests. Camper independence is encouraged at all times, cabins with accessible showers, security alarms in sleeping areas.

Stepping Stones Center is a non-profit United Way Partner agency that serves close to 1,000 adults and children with disabilities annually. We offer year-round services at two locations.  Founded in 1963, we have been providing services to the Greater Cincinnati community for more than 45 years.

Today, more than 45 years later, Stepping Stones Center continues to respond to community needs through various inclusive services for toddlers through adults. The agency mission is to provide opportunities for children and adults with disabilities which increase independence and promote inclusion within the community. Stepping Stones Center relies on the generosity of the United Way, the Cincinnati Rotary Club, churches and civic groups, and hundreds of individuals who provide the financial support that make it possible to continue to respond to the needs of over a thousand individuals each year. In addition, over 800 volunteers give countless hours of vital service.