At Isaac's Clubhouse, Spokane. prices TBD. TREK gives neuro-divergent youth the opportunity to partner with peer-mentors and executive functioning coaches, to learn the skills needed to confidently access their community and demonstrate independence while navigating activities of daily living. Meets Tue and Thu from 10 am-2 pm at the ISAAC Foundation, Spokane. Children will foster connections with peers through exploring interests such as Lego, Roblox, Minecraft and more. Open to children on the autism spectrum (grades 6-12) who do not require a high level of supervision. Accessible activities including swimming, hikes, arts and crafts and more in a faith-based setting. 86Ī weekend designed for families who have a child (or children) with developmental or special physical needs. 6-9 (ages 8-21). $285 financial assistance available. Activities include swimming, crafts, hikes, Bible studies, singing and more, with extra space and assistance for a fun and safe experience. Campers are cared for by trained college-aged staff and paired with young servant-leaders from around the country, increasing the program's camper-to-adult ratio. camp-twigs 50Ī chance for campers with disabilities to experience all that summer camp has to offer. All 2023 camp participants must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19. $200 scholarships available. 4-6 at Camp Dart-Lo facilities in north Spokane. 50Ī day camp designed for kids with diabetes, during which they'll learn about living with diabetes, participate in traditional summer camp activities and meet other kids their age, as well as adults who have diabetes. All 2023 camp participants must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19. $450 scholarships available. Hosted by Camp STIX, a local summer camp for kids and teens with diabetes, this four-day, three-night experience includes a trip down the Salmon River on a rafting adventure, guided by Salmon River Experience. All 2023 camp participants must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19. $1,000 scholarships available. Ī one-week residential camp for youth with diabetes, who have an opportunity to come together and share a traditional summer camp experience at Camp Reed's site on Fan Lake. 5 at Ross Point in Post Falls, Idaho. Price TBD. Campers immerse themselves in a fun-filled outdoor camp experience tailored expressly to their needs. 50Ī camp designed for 7 to 17-year-old cancer patients and survivors. See website for details. Free for qualifying children. Highlights include college sports team visits, the tie-dye extravaganza, bass fishing day, and a host of typical camp activities. camp 50Ī camp medically-supported by pediatric and oncology physicians and nurses for children affected by cancer.
10-13. No cost to campers donations accepted. 50Ĭhildren who've been diagnosed with a cardiac defect, disease or pulmonary hypertension enjoy swimming, archery, crafts, water activities, a climbing wall, ropes course and much more, all under medical supervision. Application required more at . Free for qualifying children. MiVoden is hosting this camp designed to help grieving children process the loss of someone close to them while also getting them outside to have some fun at camp. Camp Stix is a one-week residential camp for youth with diabetes.
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