At camp we strive to develop a thorough understanding of each camper's specific needs. This allows us to continue the important work of discovering and developing their individual abilities. Our main program goal is to create a positive and comfortable setting for your child. Within this setting campers are exposed to a wide range of daily activities that inspire confidence and independence. On camp, safety and health is our top priority. A common result of a summer at Camp Huntington is that campers are happy, relaxed and motivated. ...

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 ...

The Journal Inquirer is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings in Manchester, Conn., and serves 17 towns in the north-central part of the state, including Andover, Bolton, Coventry, East Hartford, East Windsor, Ellington, Enfield, Hebron, Manchester, Somers, South Windsor, Stafford, Suffield, Tolland, Vernon, Windsor and Windsor Locks. ...

Founded in 1922, Ramapo for Children is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit organization serving children with special needs. Ramapo's mission is to serve children with a wide range of emotional, behavioral and learning disabilities in a dynamic and stimulating outdoor environment, providing educational and recreational experiences that promote social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. ...

Ramapo for Children, founded in 1922, is a nationally recognized, non-profit residential program which annually serves over 1,700 special needs and at-risk children from early childhood through adolescence. ...

Dedicated to developing lifelong commitments to sensitive & responsible leadership for the betterment of the world. ...

Seasonal Tennis Center Memberships save you money on lessons and leagues. They can be obtained at the main office in Langhorne through April 30, and after May 1 at Frosty Hollow Tennis Center. Memberships run May 1 - Oct. 31 when the Center closes. Call (215) 757-0571 for information about membership fees. After May 1, 2003 call Frosty Hollow Tennis Center at: (215) 949-2280.

Call (215) 757-0571 ext. 3312 for information about available space in any programs, sessions, or new sessions that may be opening. Each session is independent. Fees are -not refundable. ...

Camp Concepts at George School combines to offers several unique summer camp opportunities for kids ages 3-16. ...

Camp Gan Izzy is a summer camp, dedicated to enriching the lives of children from diverse Jewish backgrounds and affiliations; through a stimulating summer experience. With trips, sports, baking, arts and crafts, swimming, guest presentations and hot lunches; all with Jewish pride, At Gan Izzy boys and girls, ages 3 through 12, can have their summer break transformed into a fun and exciting Jewish day camp experience. Parents can feel secure knowing that their children’s vacation will be spent in a safe and caring environment. ...

This weekend it is all about family at George School as students host their brothers, sisters, cousins, and young friends for sibling activities and welcome their grandparents and special friends for Sunday activities. ...