All of the activities and programs at URJ Camp Newman are age specific. Each session at camp has its own daily schedule which allows for our campers to have a unique programmatic experience that is designed for their age group. While at any time we will have between 400-500 campers at camp, we strive to provide each camper an experience that is personally catered to their needs. ...

Camp Nuhop—located in southern Ashland County, Ohio—is a residential summer camp for all children with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders and behavior disorders. What started out as a one-week program years ago with eight counselors serving 27 children has blossomed into a camp that serves 560 children during six weeks, with a waiting list of 50. The camp has grown to 45 staff members and five directors. ...

Caglewood serves individuals with special needs through active programming that provides enhanced life experiences, personal development, and respite opportunities. Caglewood fosters the core development of those we serve by engaging them in activities designed to promote independence and confidence. Caglewood's programming inspires spiritual and social development through communion with nature. A camping trip with Camp Caglewood consists of counselor planned and led activities, crafts, devotionals, hiking, camping, swimming, and various forms of physical therapy and adaptive skills training. ...

Culinary Arts with some of NYC's & the Food Networks' Top Chefs
Fashion Design with Fashion Institute of Technology
Baseball with the Brooklyn Cyclones
Music Industry with NYU
Film with the IFC ...

Camp Mountain Chai is the realization of a dream of a number of committed leaders in the San Diego Jewish community. After years of searching, the current facility in Angelus Oaks was purchased in 2004 by the Jewish Community Camp and Retreat Center, Inc. ...

The camp has been providing a residential camping experience for about 600 children between the ages of 6 and 13 who would not normally be able to go to a sleep-away camp each summer. ...

Camp Huntington was established in 1961 as a privately owned residential summer camp for boys and girls (6-21yrs.) with hidden abilities. We serve campers with Learning and Developmental Disabilities, ADD/HD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Apsperger's, PDD, and other special needs. Our program is specifically designed to focus on Adaptive and Therapeutic Recreation. Your child will experience the joys of a fun-filled summer in a beautiful country setting ...

Camp Connect is a 6-week summer camp program at Handi Kids designed to meet the developmental, social, and behavioral needs of children with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, and related challenges. Camp Connect includes recreational camp activities, team-building and social groups targeting communication and group skills. Children will be carefully placed in clinically-sound small groups to enhance their experience.

Program goals:

1. To enhance participants' leisure skills and engagement in various recreational activities
2. To increase campers' use of appropriate social skills in camp activities and beyond
3. To provide campers a specialized, supportive, and fun summer program
4. To create positive teamwork experiences for camp participants ...

The programs offered by Lake Retreat and its many users provide educational experiences regarding spiritual growth, understanding nature and many forms of personal development. ...

Our story begins in 1952, when Union Institute was founded by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (now the Union for Reform Judaism - URJ). Today, as a program of the URJ, Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute serves campers throughout North America and beyond. OSRUI enjoys a well-deserved reputation as a place of fun and excitement where each individual child is important. We see our mission, in part, as providing the opportunity for the pursuit of excellence in Jewish life experiences to all in our community.

We have programs for children of all ages and talents. Our sessions range in length from five days to seven weeks, and focus on specific areas of interest, including Kibbutz life, the arts, Hebrew immersion, outdoor challenge, and more! We offer a wealth of activities, from archery and the Alpine Tower to fencing, photography, and waterskiing, to name just a few. Most importantly, our programs foster independence, personal growth, and lifelong friendships. ...