Camp Confidence, Needham, MA. An ABA summer camp for the developmental, social, and behavioral needs of children with PDD-NOS/Autism, speech and language delays, ADHD, cognitive delays and related challenges. Includes academics, social, music, speech, and group skills.  Contact info@ConfidenceConnection.org  781-433-9890 or visit their website.    
Camp Echo Bridge, Auburndale, MA. For ages 5-21, day and overnight camps for children with MR. 617-796-1527, mkelley@newtonma.gov
Camp Fire USA Eastern Massachusetts Council Inc., Boston, MA. Provides all-inclusive, coeducational programs. 617-591-0300.
www.campfireusa-emass.org.
Chit-Chat Summer Camp, Franciscan Hospital, Boston. Helps children who use augmentative-alternative communication (AAC) devices with communicative competence through intensive group services while participating in favorite camp activities. Visit their webpage or the Clinic Coordinator 617-245-3800 ext. 5643 RTherriault@fhfc.org
Breezy Hill Farms,  Holliston, MA 508-429-6233.
www.bhfhorses.com/therapeutic.htm  Offers those with physical, developmental and social delays horseback riding and therapeutic intervention.
Camp Goodtime in Stoneham, MA. www.stopthatbehavior.com or call 781-895-3200, ext 24. For children 3-22 with Asperger's, PDD, Anxiety Disorders, and Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities. Focus is on language and social skills through structured fun activities.
Camp Grossman JCC, Newton, MA. Inclusive program offers campers with mild to moderate disabilities a regular camp program.
www.jccgb.org/camps-and-summer/grossman/specialprograms.php or (617) 244-5124 dsaltzberg@jccgb.org.
Camp Joy, Boston, MA.  BCYF offers Camp Joy for Boston residents ages 3 to 22 with disabilities. The camp provides structured, daily opportunities for participants to make new friends, have fun, learn and grow during the summer months.  617-635-3469 or www.cityofboston.gov/bcyf
Camp New Connections, Belmont, MA. For children ages 7 - 17 with Aspergers Syndrome and related disorders,
and offers structure, small groups, individual attention, traditional camp activities, and direct instruction on social skills, body language and non-verbal communication, conversation, problem solving and emotional awareness of self and others. 617.855.2858
www.mclean.harvard.edu/patient/child/cnc.php.
Camp Triumph, Danvers and North Reading, MA. For children with ADHD, Executive Functioning Disorder, Aspergers, Non-Verbal Learning Disability, Pragmatic Language Deficit, and Anxiety Disorder. 978-232-0192
www.academynorth.com/summer_camp.cfm.
Camp Shriver, Boston.  An inclusive, sports-oriented day camp for children with and without intellectual disabilities, ages 8-12, from Boston, Brockton and Quincy. Application deadline is April 15^th. Contact Karen Friedman at 617-287-7276 or Karen.friedman@umb.edu or visit www.csde.umb.edu
Camp Sunrise/Boston ABA, Belmont, MA.  www.bostonaba.com/campsunrise.html 617.990.4356
social skills and fun for children with autism and their typically developing peers.
Camp Steppingstone, Boxford, MA. Provides a six-week educational day program to students, ages 3 to 22 that have moderate to intensive/severe developmental delays or multiple disabilities. www.glec.org or 978 685-3000 ext 122.
Camp Woodhaven, West Boyston, MA.  Traditional day camp that welcomes special needs children. For ages 5 - 15.  508-835-9883 www.campwoodhaven.com.
Daybreak Day Camp, Cambridge and Somerville. Providing supportive, therapeutic summer program for children, ages 5 through 11, with emotional and behavioral special needs who live in Cambridge and Somerville. www.cambridgecamping.org or 617-864-0960.
Dearborn Academy Summer Program, Arlington, Massachusetts. A six-week, day program for children with emotional, behavioral and learning challenges that provides summer experiences while teaching appropriate behaviors and skills. www.dearbornacademy.org) (781) 641-5992.
Drama Play Connections, Waltham, MA- www.dramaplayconnection.org
Pragmatic Drama workshop for children and young adolescents struggle with social skills and peer relationships.781.899.1160
Duxbury Bay Maritime School - ACCESSail, Duxbury, MA-www.duxbayms.com-781.934.7555.
An outreach program that offers sailing programs for adult and youth students with cognitive and/or physical challenges.
Framingham Parks and Recreation Department. www.framinghamma.gov/parks/ Framingham MA. 508-532-5960.
Handi Kids/Camp Connect, is now called THE BRIDGE CENTER, in Bridgewater, MA - www.TheBridgeCtr.org -508.697.7557 or info@thebridgectr.org  For children and young adults with physical and cognitive disabilities.   
Landmark School Summer Program, Prides Crossing, MA.  For emotionally-healthy students, age 7-20 in grades 1-12, with diagnosed language-based learning disabilities and dyslexia.  www.landmarkschool.org/summer-programs, 978-236-3000.
Let’s Motor! Norwood, MA . Offers summer programs and half-day camps for socialization and to improve cognitive, gross and fine motor skills.  781-255-5501, www.letsmotorskills.com.
MGH Youth Care, Charlestown/Westwood, MA.617-726-0060 www.massgeneral.org/youthcare. 
Therapeutic interventions such as supporting  development social communication skills, group skills, and executive function skills.
Summer Achieve at Cardinal Cushing Centers, Hanover. A residential summer program for individuals with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities or Autism, between the ages of 17-22.  781-829-1205, www.coletta.org, or mmarkowitz@coletta.org
Sunshine Programs, Framingham, MA. www.reedacademy.net 508.479.9981. Therapeutic summer day program for boys with a spectrum of mild emotional difficulties.
The Bridge Center (Formerly Handikids). In Bridgewater, MA - www.TheBridgeCtr.org -508.697.7557 or info@thebridgectr.org  For children and young adults with physical and cognitive disabilities.  
The Greater Beverly YMCA Adaptive programs are designed to give children and adults with disabilities opportunities to participate in a variety of recreational and therapeutic activities. Contact 978-927-6855 x 1229 or visit www.northshoreymca.org.
The Paul Center Extended Year Summer Program,  Chelmsford, MA.  For students ages 4-21 with moderate to severe range of disabilities.  www.thepaulcenter.org, 978-256-4396.
The Summer Treatment Program at Judge Baker Children's Center, Boston, MA.  Therapeutic summer day camp setting and treatment program is for children ages 6-12 with behavioral, emotional and learning problems. (617) 278-4261 or visit www.jbcc.harvard.edu/STP/stp.html.
Windrush Farm, Boxford and North Andover, MA.  Working horse farm with weekly summer clinics such as Recreational Day, non-riding Horsemanship and Youth-At-Risk, for children and adults with physical, emotional, and learning disabilities. www.windrushfarm.org, 978-682-7855.
Young Athlete Recreation Program, Cardinal Cushing Centers, Hanover. Offers children with developmental disabilities, ages 8 and younger, beginner sport and swimming skills.  TMcElman@coletta.org, www.coletta.org or 781-829-1295