3 Tips for a Successful Summer Camp Experience for Your Kid
Learn about your options
Many summer programs, whether in-person or virtual, are an invaluable source of growth and development, offering the chance to improve social skills, have educational fun in STEM and visual arts, and get some physical activity in. To help parents learn about the available options, every year we compile an extensive list of summer camps, classes, and programs that accommodate kids with disabilities. Check out this year's list on our Camps decoder page!
All the programs on our list are vetted by the Undivided Research Team to ensure that they'll benefit our kiddos. In this clip, Adriana explains what she and her team look for before recommending a camp or class to parents:
Talk to the program director
See if Regional Center will fund the program
If you're a Regional Center client in California, you may be able to get funding for social-recreational classes and programs. In the clip below, Undivided's Public Benefits Specialist Lisa Concoff Kronbeck offers advice for working with your local Regional Center to fund a summer program:
We're grateful to the members of our research team who put all this information together and presented it during our live event! In the chat window during the event, Tara W. commented, "SO APPRECIATE THIS! Thanks to you and your team, Adriana." Yolanda RN said, "I was looking through your website, and holy moly so much info on activities and camps!"
If you missed the event or want to review what we learned, you can watch the full recording here. If you have questions about social skills classes and other programs, make sure to attend our next live event to ask your question in the chat and hear from our experts and fellow parents! Keep an eye on our Facebook page to learn more.
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