Each year, we respond to the needs for quality camps from our families who have children and adolescents with disabilities.
Each of our specialty camps has been designed to promote and maintain learning skills so that a child does not lose ability between school years.
Not sure if camp is a good fit for your child or adolescent? Contact us and we can help you decide.
Camp ROCKS
Camp ROCKS is an outdoor camp specifically designed for young people with autism who are 10–18 years old. Campers enjoy a 5-night/6-day outdoor camp experience. Age-appropriate activities allow campers the opportunity to enjoy an outdoor camping experience in a fun, nurturing environment. Activities include science exploration, swimming, nature hikes, canoeing and much more!
Camp ROCKS typically takes place just southwest of Indianapolis in Martinsville, Indiana, at Bradford Woods. All activities are led by a team of professionals trained to work with individuals on the autism spectrum. Meals are provided.
Camp ROCKS is typically offered during June each year.
CampAbility
CampAbility is a day camp for children specifically designed to meet the needs of a family. Children (ages 4–10) can grow, learn and have fun at CampAbility.
CampAbility typically takes place during June and July; watch for more information in early 2025.
Camp FUEL
Camp FUEL is a camp for adolescents with disabilities who are 11–17 years old who will benefit from daily activities out and about in the community. Campers will take part in frequent field trips in the community with transportation provided by camp staff.
Camp FUEL typically takes place during June and July; watch for more information in early 2025.
Camp MODE
Camp MODE is a camp for adolescents with disabilities who are 11–17 years old who will benefit from fun experiences with counselors and other campers in a single-location. In comparison to Camp FUEL, this camp is geared to adolescents who may have physical restrictions, mobility concerns or behavioral needs that could limit community outings. Activities will be brought onsite for campers.
Camp MODE typically takes place during June and July; watch for more information in early 2025.
iCan Bike
iCan Bike, a program of iCan Shine, is a bicycle camp for individuals with disabilities where the participant learns how to ride a conventional bicycle. This unique camp typically takes place at Perry Park Ice Skating Rink (located at 451 E. Stop 11 Road, near Meridian Street intersection).
We typically offer iCan Bike during one week in June; watch for more information about the next session next February 2025.
Session times usually follow the schedule below:
Session 1- 8:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Session 2 – 10:05 a.m. – 11:20 a.m.
Session 3 – 11:40 a.m. – 12:55 p.m.
Session 4 – 2:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Session 5 – 3:35 p.m. – 4:50 p.m.
