The Miracle League is a charitable organization that provides children with disabilities an opportunity to play baseball as a team member in an organized league.
Miracle League of Michigan
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The Miracle League is a charitable organization that provides children with disabilities an opportunity to play baseball as a team member in an organized league.
Eton Academy educates students with reading, attention & other learning challenges such as dyslexia, ADHD, auditory processing, reading deficiencies, dyscalculia, non-verbal learning differences, and dysgraphia. The academy also offers a theme based summer camp program for students from any school with learning challenges
Dutton Farm provides vocational & daily living skills programs to individuals with a variety of special needs to help them be productive & active members of the community. Dutton Farm also offers a summer camp for individuals with developmental disabilities of all age groups that can participate within a 3:1 student-camp counselor ratio.
Offers a special needs summer inclusion camp program. Each child with special needs receives a one-on-one counselor and is integrated into cabin groups with all other campers.
Williams syndrome camps for teens and young adults includes music lessons, chorus, dance and band opportunities in additional to other traditional camp activities. Camps are located all across US. Scholarships are available.
In the summer of 2014, The Fowler Center launched a new program for teens and young adults diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. The Life TREX program is an innovative experience that encourages campers to test new behaviors and skills which are targeted to improve independent living, social, and vocational function, in a supportive environment.
Camp experience for campers ages 5-18 who are ventilator-dependent and medically fragile, which is associated with the University of Michigan’s Mott Respiratory Care. Located at the Fowler Center for Outdoor Learning. Limited to 32 campers who must also be able to interact and communicate with other children using speech or sign language.
Provides year-round camping experiences for children & adults with developmental disabilities and special needs in Mayville, MI. Campers participate in traditional camp activities that are completely accessible.
A specialized summer day camp for young children with developmental needs. Its purpose is to provide continuity with school year programs and to stimulate the development of cognitive and social skills during the summer months
The Trenton Special Needs Activities Program (SNAP) is a six-week summer camp program that serves 30 youths with cognitive impairments living in the downriver area. The program meets Monday through Friday, 8:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m., and provides the participants with educational and recreational activities within the community and Detroit Metro area.