Harbor Haven is a comprehensive, nurturing summer day camp program in a beautiful private-school setting with an outdoor heated pool. Children and teens ages 3-18 with mild special needs can experience traditional summer camp activities while social skills training, daily academics, speech, and occupational therapy help prevent regression and promote growth. Harbor Haven’s renowned Reverse Inclusion feature uniquely allows non-IEP peers to join into camp groups; siblings of HH campers can attend at no cost for two weeks.
Located on 14 beautiful acres, Camp Ruach offers flexible day programs for preschoolers to ninth graders, plus LIT (Leadership in Training) and special ed options. Activities include swimming, ropes courses, karate, theater, dance, cooking, zip line, mini-golf and archery.
JDK Social Station is a multi-sensory teaching facility that enhances the learning of social and living skills for children. Social Skills Summer Camp focuses on supporting positive social interactions among campers. The fun-filled program is packed with exciting activities where all peers work together.
In 2020, Katz JCC is offering a full-day remote learning school options for kids in K-8 at its facility. Kids will be placed in small groups and supported throughout their online day with brain breaks and supervision. Aftercare also available.
At New Horizons Day Camp, campers can choose from a variety of activities in sports, science, technology, creative arts, performing arts, innovations, academic enrichment, and media.
The Kahane Center’s unique one-week POWER UP Summer Program helps children ages 8-18 with executive functioning struggles learn how to Prioritize, Organize, Work effectively, Exercise for energy, and Regulate emotions.
