Winter Break 2012 Camps
Whole Children: Northhampton: Gym Time for ages 3-6, Jam session/music time ages 7 - 12, Work out in fitness stations, bowling, kung fu class, movies, road trips, etc., ages 13 +. Fees apply. Call 413-585-8010 or visit www.wholechildren.org
Stop Motion Movie Camp. The Town of Harvard. All ages learn to make a stop motion movie using a Nintendo 3DS. Contact dshea@peterpancenter.com or call 978/772-1255.
South Shore Support Services Teen Vacation Camp. Weymouth. Trips are for a developmentally disabled child, companions ages 13 or older are welcome to join. www.soshoresupport.org
LifeLinks Family Support Center. Lowell. Roller skating and bowling for families with children with special needs. RSVP to 978-349-3040 or familysupport@lifelinksinc.net
Windrush Farm. Boxford. Sibling-friendly winter activities for children and teens with special needs and their families. visit www.windrushfarm.org/family-time.html
February School Vacation Camp. February 20th-24th, plus Extended Day Option available. Activities include sports, cooking, art, team building, music, animal connections, etc. Contact www.thebridgectr.org for details.
ADVERTISE YOUR CAMP. Have your program stand out from the rest by showcasing your logo, successful campers, caring staff, activities, and the possibilities of growth and new friendships. For more information contact info@spedchildmass.com or call 508-303-3424.
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Welcome to the Massachusetts Special-Needs and Disabilities Camps 2012 page
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AccessSportAmerica Adaptive Water Sports Program. Boston, Canton and Duxbury. Offered by the Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for children on the Autism Spectrum. Windsurfing, canoeing, surfing, water-skiing, etc. Contact 508-270-8855 or cchirco@flutiefoundation.org.
Aspirations Summer Camps, Sudbury/Hopkinton, neighboring communities. Recreation for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. In partnership with the Metrowest YMCA in Hopkinton. August 8-13, August 15-19. Contact susan_iacono@sudbury.k12.ma.us or 978-639-3222.
Bridge Center Half Day Summer Camp, Bridgewater, MA: M – F, 1 – 5 p.m., July 18th – August 4th. Low Ropes, Swimming, Boating, Fishing Sports, Creative Movement, Cooking, Art, Horseback Riding for an additional fee. Call 508-697-7557 ext. 17, email lkalivas@thebridgectr.org or visit The Bridge Center
Boy Scouts of America, Milton, MA, 617-615-0004. Offers inclusive recreational activities. www.bsaboston.org
Camp Arrowhead. Natick, MA. Social & physical recreation for disabled & non-disabled. www.camparrowhead.org 508-647-6530.
Comfort Zone Camp For Grieving Children, Beverly. Free for bereaved kids and teens 7 - 17 who have lost a family member or care giver to suicide. Build friendships, coping skills, enjoy traditional camp fun and age-based support groups. Starts June 25th. www.ComfortZoneCamp.org or 866-488-5679.
Boston Summer Programs and Camps for youth and teens. Visit the Boston Public Schools publications page.
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 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. 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
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 Hope, Easton, MA. For August, 2011 contact a.busch@houseofpossibilities. Serves ages 8 - 18 with a variety of disabilities. Call 508-205-0555, email a.mirabito@houseofpossibilities.org or visit www.houseofpossibilities.org
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 Pequossette Day Camp/Watertown Rec Department, serving Watertown, Waltham and Belmont. Inclusion program incoporates special-needs youth, 6 - 12, in the program. Finanical Aid Available. Arts, games, etc. 617-972-6494. tsullivan@watertown-ma-gov or www.watertown-ma.govCamp Rainbow & Special Needs Preschool/
Cambridge Recreation Department: For Cambridge residents only. Serving ages 3 – 22 with Autism Spectrum, Behavior Disorder, Chronic Health Impairment, Deaf, Dual Diagnosis - ID/MI, Mental Health, Epilepsy/seizure Disorder, Language Impairment, Learning Disabilities, Intellectual Disabilities, Multiple Handicap, Physical Disabilities, Speech Impairment, Cerebral Palsydhsp@cambridgema.gov
Camp Triumph, Bedford, Danvers and North Reading, MA. For children with ADHD, Executive Functioning Disorder, Aspergers, Non-Verbal Learning Disability, Pragmatic Language Deficit, and Anxiety Disorder. 781-942-9277
http://triumphcenter.net/programs/therapeutic-camp.
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 15th. 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 Boylston, MA. Traditional day camp that welcomes special needs children. For ages 5 - 15. 508-835-9883 www.campwoodhaven.com.
Cardinal Cushing Centers' ACHIEVE Program, Hanover, MA. Transition program serves 17 -23 years old with mild to moderate intellectual or developmental disabilities, autism or Down syndrome. Focus includes vocational opportunities, budgeting and banking, time management, the use of public transportation/community resources, independence and self-advocacy. Visit www.coletta.org, or call 781-829-1205.
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.
Dream Day Family Camp, at Nickerson State Park, in Cape Cod, MA. Free. For families who have children with life-threatening or serious illnesses and conditions. Each summer they can host up to 48 families (over 6 weeks). Visit www.dreamdayoncapecod.org, call 774-994-7346 or kgiorgio@verizon.net
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.
End of Summer ABA Camp, Watertown, MA. Weeks of August 16, 23, and 30th. Children ages 3 – 5 participate with indoors group activities and social and language interaction and instruction. Contact Katie Carey, Advances Learning Center, 617-923-7575 x 30.
Framingham Parks and Recreation Department. www.framinghamma.gov/parks/ Framingham MA. 508-532-5960.
Girl Scout Camp, overnight in Brewster, Bradford NH, Pelham NH, and Plymouth MA, plus day camps across the region.
www.girlscouteasternmass.org/programs/summer-camp.html or 800-882-1662.
Handi Kids/Camp Connection 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 developmental social communication skills, group skills, and executive function skills.
New England Sports Academy Westwood, has a variety of camps and programs that serve some neurological disabilities. 781- 493- 6345 or info@nesacademy.com www.nesacademy.com.
Piers Park Sailing Center's Adaptive Sailing Program, Boston. This sailing program is run by the disability community for the disability community who live and teach sailing. 617-561-6677 info@piersparksailing.org
Rowing Program, Harry Parker Boathouse, Brighton. Adaptive program for youth and adults with a variety of physical and/or cognitive abilities. One -week day camp for adaptive athletes ages 18 and under, August 8-12. Free or sliding scale basis. Call 617-779-8277 or email ellen@communityrowing.org or visit www.communityrowing.org
Social Skill Building Short-Term Focused Workshops: Norwood. One day/week. Pet care, Hygiene, Home Safety, Taking Care of Myself, Party Practice, Bullying, Puzzle Projects. Contact info@learningsolutionsforme.com or 781-762-3750
Social Smart Kids Camp, Harvard, MA. For Autism Spectrum Disorders, ages 4 - 6, and 7 - 12. Contact 978-764-2758, email nbriggs@socialsmartkids.com or visit www.socialsmartkids.com.
Somerset Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation & Enrichment Summer Inclusive (Aire) Program. Inclusive programs such as Music & Movement and Theatre, Hip Hop Line Dance & More. Free introductory classes are available. Call 508-343-0573, email somersetmaaire@gmail.com or visit somersetmaaire.org
Sudbury Summer Day Camp Inclusion Program, Sudbury Park and Recreation Building, Sudbury, MA. Provides children of all abilities with positive behavioral support, activity and sensory adaptations, arts, sports, and friendship facilitation are offered. A Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and Aides can be arranged to attend with child. Contact the Summer Camp Inclusion Director at 978-639-3257 or visit the Sudbury Park and Recreation Department.
Spina Bifida BLIN’G Camp weekend for teen girls. BLIN'G (Better Living N'Girls) March 2th-March 4th, 2012, Boston. For adolescent girls ages 11 -17 living with Spina Bifida and a parent. Seminars about healthy living, social activities, makeovers, etc. Contact edugan@sbaGreaterne.org or 888.479.1900 or www.SBAGreaterNE.org
Social Skills Camp, town of Harvard. For youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders, ages 4 -10. Conversation skills, understanding humor, making friends, etc. changingbehavior@hotmail.com or call 978-973-4026.
Spotlight Camp, Danvers. Children 9 - 22 with Aspegers, HF Autism, ADD & ADHD, anxiety, social and emotional challenges. Drama, theater, relationship building, social pragmatics, writing, field trips, swimming, etc. June - August.
978-624-2314 or www.spotlightprogram.com
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.
Teens in Transition Camp, Danvers, MA. Ages 14 -19, Aspergers, ADD & ADHD, NV LDs, Anxiety and Depression. Community field trips, guest speakers, support groups, independence skills, dating & relationships, etc. June - August. 978-624-2314/2310 or www.spotlightprogram.com
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 Home for Little Wanderers has camps in Walpole, Plymouth and Jamaica Plain for boys and girls age 10-18 and 5 – 13 with emotional, behavioral, educational, and psychiatric issues. Camps offer academics, recreation & fitness, an agriculture program, field trips and career development. Walpole: 508-668-7703 x-130 or ejanas@thehome.org. Plymouth: 508-209-6430 or mmcgettigan@thehome.org. Jamaica Plain 617-264-5372 x2372 or smustafa@thehome.org. or visit www.thehome.org/sped.
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.
West Meadow Woods, Rutland, MA. For boys and girls ages 6 to 17 who are diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder and who would benefit from social skills training, small groups, structure, and building friendships with a group of peers. 508-886-4746, x. 322 or 330 or visit www.DevereuxMA.org
Wild Hearts Therapeutic Equestrian Program: Mendon, Rehoboth and Stoughton. For children and adults with a variety of disabilities. NRHA certified instructors. www.wildheartstherapeutic.org 508-510-3667 or jlovely@wildheartstherapeutic.org . A member of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association.
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. Arts, Sports, Cooking, Field Trips. 617-349-6230/617-492-0235.
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Berkshire Hills Music Academy Summer Program, South Hadley, MA. www.berkshirehills.org. 413-540-9720. For young adults with cognitive disabilities.
Camp Star, Springfield, MA. www.springfieldcityhall.com/park. 413-787-7779. For children with and without disabilities.
Clarke Summer Adventure, Northampton, MA. Two-week program for children, 9-13, who are deaf or hard of hearing, offers recreation, arts and crafts, hiking, swimming and more. www.clarkeschools.org 413-584-3450.
Dare to Dream Educational Farm Programs, Orange, MA, www.crimsonacres.org/dream. 978-575-0341. Children and adults of all abilities.
Eagle Hill Summer Program, Hardwick, MA. For students ages 10-18 who have been diagnosed with specific learning disabilities and/or Attention Deficit Disorder. www.ehs1.org/summer
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Elm Hill Center Summer Enrichment Program and Therapeutic Riding Program, Brookfield/Sturbridge, MA. For ages 6 -14 of all abilities. Participants are offered choices, variety, flexible schedules, and couselors guide and teach indivudually. Call 508-347-8181 or visit Rehab Resources Inc.
End Of Summer" Camps, Springfield, MA. Springfield Jewish Community Center in Springfield has End of Summer Camps with Inclusion models and a Special Needs Camp. For more information, contact Linda 413-739-4715, ext. 315 or llapointe@springfieldjcc.org with any questions. Partial scholarships available.
Girl Scouts Camps Central and Western Mass, www.gscwm.org/camp.shtml or 800-462-9100.
Kamp For Kids, Westfield, MA. Serving communities throughout Western Massachusetts, offers children and young adults ages 3-22, with and without disabilities, inclusion and fun in a summer camp setting. 413- 562-5678, www.carsoncenter.org/programs/newstaticlist
School Age I & Family Skill Building - Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, Springfield, MA. Children ages 6 to 13, with ADD/ADHD, Behavioral and Mental Health Challenges, Speech Impairment, Learning Disabilities. Swimming, Socialization, Arts and more, 413-746-3655.
Social Smart Kids Camp, Harvard, MA. www.socialsmartkids.com Focuses on social skills, interactions and self-confidence and direct social skills training, limited to 15 children, 1:5 staff ration. Serving ages 7 - 12. Contact 978-772-1255 dshea@peterpancenter.com or 978-764-2758 nbriggs@socialsmartkids.com.
Summit Academy Therapeutic Enrichment Program: Worcester. For children with Aspergers, PDD-NOS, ADHD, NV LDs and HF Autism. Maintain progress made during school year, gain new social communication and adapability skills. July - August. www.summitacademiesma.com or 508-751-8500.
United Cerebral Palsy/Northern Berkshire Support Services in Pittsfield. Serving Northern Berkshire County, Pre-School to Young Adult. Autism Spectrum, Behavior Disorder, Blind, Multiple Disability, Deaf, Developmental Delay Birth to 3, Hard of Hearing, Learning Disabilities, Visual Impairment, Intellectual Disabilities, Speech Impairment, Physical Disabilities. Swimming, Therapies, Golf, Horseback Riding, Cooking, Arts, Sports. www.ucpberkshire.org or info@ucpberkshire.org or 413-442-1562.
YMCA Camp Harrington, Worcester, MA. www.ymcach.org 508-869-0586. An Inclusion program for children with moderate special needs.
Adaptive Sports Camp, West Hartford, CT. Hospital For Special Care HSC Ivan Lendl program for physical disabilities. For children and young adults, up to age 19. August 2011. Wide vareity of sports, life and friendship skills. 800-220-7723 or jconnolly@hfsc.org
Easter Seals, Maine. Massachusetts Office number 617-226-2635. Offers an overnight camp program in Maine for kids with all types of disabilities, ages 8-17, and Explorers Camp for youth with autism spectrum disorders and other social challenges.
Camp Allen, Bedford, NH. For physical and/or developmental disabilities. 603-622-8471. www.campallennh.org.
Camp Akeela, Strafford, VT. Helps campers improve social skills, and includes campers with Aspergers and non-verbal learning disabilities. www.campakeela.com www.campakeela.com or 866-680-4744
Camp Calumet, West Ossippee, NH. For both adults and children with developmental disabilities. 617-539-4773 or www.calumet.org
Camp CaPella, Holden, ME. All campers, ages five to adult, regardless of ability, partake in adaptive learning, fitness, socialization, and educational, peer and independent lifestyles goals making. (207) 843-5104, dana@campcapella.org or www.campcapella.org.
Camp Fatima, Gilmanton Iron Works, NH. Special Needs weeks for children with mild to moderate mental disabilities. 603-364-5851 or www.diocamps.org.
Camp Kaleidescope, Starksboro, VT. For autistic children and their families. 800-430-2667 or www.cgcvt.org
Camp Kingswood, Bridgton, ME. Inclusion camping program, Zohar, for ages 10 - 18, with developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, neurological and/or learning challenges. Contact info@kingswood.org or call 617-558-6531, or visit www.kingswood.org.
Camp Kodiak, Ontario, Canada. For children and teens ages 6-18 with and without learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder & Aspergers Syndrome. 905-569-7595 dave@campkodiak.com or www.campkodiak.com
Camp Maple Leaf, Wallingford, VT. For ages 8-17. Camp activities focus on social and leisure/relaxation skills, for children and adolescents with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities, Aspergers Syndrome, High Functioning Autism and PDD-NOS. (802) 446-3577, mapleleaf@vermontel.net or www.mapleleafclinic.com.
Camp Starfish, Rindge, NH. For children with emotional, learning and behavioral problems. 781-890-7827 or www.campstarfish.org
Camp Wediko, Southern New Hampshire. www.wediko.org. 617-292-9200. Social, emotional and psychological therapeutic program.
Neuromuscular Disorder - Jett Foundation Easter Seals Camp, Hebron Connecticut. For ages 12 -35, who want older activities such prom night, pranks, college, vocational opportunities, and discuss planning for the future and relationships & dating. July 31 - August 6, 2011. 781-254-2669 or www.jettfoundation.org
Northeast Rehabilitation Health Network. Salem, NH. 603-893-2900 ext.766. www.northeastrehab.com. Six-week education and therapy based program for ages 3 -16 includes therapeutic pool, ADL sessions, social skills classes and more.
Shake-A-Leg, Newport, Rhode Island. 401-849-8898 or sarahk@shakealeg.org Shake-A-Leg offers adolescents and adults with spinal cord injury or other related neurological disorders the Confidence Is Cool day camps for kids and teens, Adaptive Sailing and The Easterner Program for people with disabilities and to children with cancer.
Timbertop Camp, the Hampshire Country School Summer Program, Rindge, NH. Small, family-style camp for boys ages 9 - 13. For more information, visit www.hampshirecountryschool.orgor call 603-899-3325, or email theadmaster@hampshirecountryschool.ne
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 Bolton Summer Camp & Activities Fair. March 3rd, 2012, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Nashoba Regional High School, 12 Green Rd, Bolton, MA. Call 978-929-9997, or email info@summercampfairmass.com
Chelmsford Summer Camp & Activities Fair. March 17th, 2012, 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., McCarthy Middle School, 250 North Road, Chelmsford, MA. Call 978- 929-9997, or email info@summercampfairmass.com
Solomon Pond Mall Summer Camp & Activities Fair. February 18th, 2012, 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., Pheasant Lane Mall, 601 Donald Lynch Boulevard, Marlborough, MA. Call 978- 929-9997 or email info@summercampfairmass.com
Special Needs Camp Fair. March 11th, 2012, 12N - 3 p.m., Framingham High School Cafeteria, Framingham. Summer Camp and Recreation Expo for Children with Special Needs, meet and learn about summer camps and recreational organizations in Massachusetts and the surrounding area. Visit www.f-sepac.org or email campexpo@f-sepac.org.
Past 2012 Camp Fairs
Westford Summer Camp & Activities Fair. January 14th, 2012, 11:30 - 2:00PM, Crisafulli Middle School, Westford, MA. Call 978 -929-9997 or email info@summercampfairmass.com
Boston Parents Paper Camp & Summer Expo 2012. January 7th, 2012, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., The Clay Center at the Dexter and Southfield Schools, Brookline, MA. 75+ Day & Overnight Camps and Summer Programs. Live Touch tank, Entertainment, Prizes and Giveaways to participants. Contact Dexter-Southfield or call 617-522-1515 x32, or email Lisa.Braun@Parenthood.com
Lexington Summer Camp & Activities Fair. January 21st, 2012, Lexington High School Cafeteria, Lexington, MA. Call 978-929-9997 or email info@summercampfairmass.com
Masco Summer Camp Fair. January 21st, 2012, Masconomet Reg. High School, Topsfield, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., www.MascoMusicParents.org, contact mascocampfair@yahoo.com or 978-886-0198.
Summer Options Camp Fair 2012. January 26th, 2012, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m., Merriam School, Acton, MA. Over 90 Summer programs for children & teens. Visit http://merriamcampfair.camp7.org or email merriamcampfair@aol.com
Belmont Summer Camp & Activities Fair. January 28, 2012, 11:30am - 2:00pm. Contact 978.929.9997 or info@summercampfairmass.com
Lincoln-Sudbury Summer Camp Fair. January 29th, 2012, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School, Sudbury, MA. 80+ camps offering information on day, overnight and travel programs for students in grades K-12, including travel, community service, arts, sports, academic enrichment and traditional camp options. Contact www.sudburycampfair.org
KIDS Fair 2012. January 29th, 2012, 12 Noon – 3 p.m., Tappan Street Gym, Brookline High School, Brookline, MA. Contact STS_KIDSFair@brookline.k12.ma.us or 617.879.4638
Summer Scape: February 4th, 2012, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., Glen Urquhart School, Beverly Farms, MA. Contact 978.927.1064 ext 132, or visit Summer Scape at the Glen Urquhart School.
Eighth Annual Teen Summer Program Expo. February 6th, 2012, Newton South High School, Newton MA. Contact 617.244.3316 or email Laura@CampSourceNetwork.com or visit www.campsourcenetwork.com
Inclusive & Specialized Summer Programs Workshop – Free and Open to the Public: February 9th, 2012, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School, Cambridge. The Cambridge Parent Advisory Council on Special Education hosts a panel discussion that will include representatives from the Office of Special Education, Department of Human Services, and private enrichment and after school programs serving the disability community. Topics include eligibility for special education, available services for children with disabilities during the summer months, programs for your child that will be inclusive or able to accommodate his or her needs. For more information visit the Cambridge Pacse Calendar, email to rrippey@cpsd.us or call 617-593-4402
Littleton Summer Camp & Activities Fair: February 11th, 2012, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., Littletown High School, Littleton, MA. Call 978-929-9997 or email info@summercampfairmass.com
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