PTLive - Protected Tomorrows Special Needs Directory

Easter Seals’ mission is to provide exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities.

One incredible experience...three unique locations in Nebraska! Beatiful modern facilities overlooking Platte River for the disabled campers. All programs and facilities open to all youth, adults and families.

AbilityFirst provides programs and services to help children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities reach their full potential throughout their lives. We offer a broad range of employment, recreational and socialization programs and operate 12 accessible residential housing complexes.

The Rotary Camp for Children with Special Needs, in cooperation with the Akron Area YMCA, offers camping experiences for children and adults with disabilities. Rotary Camp is American Camping Association (ACA) accredited and provides a nurturing and enriching atmosphere where campers develop friendships, skills and memories that will last a lifetime.

We provide Christian hospitality to groups of all denominations and affiliations.We can serve groups ranging from 15 to 150 people depending upon the season. Our site boasts over 300 wooded acres containing several streams, a pond, lake, and beautiful waterfront property overlooking Swartswood Lake.In addition to providing a wonderful setting for groups to conduct their own retreats, meetings and worship, we can provide assistance with program planning, leadership in games, nature studies, and our low ropes adventure course.

With over 200 acres of woods and trails, you can discover all the wonderful and amazing things which God created, things as tiny as a spider or as huge as a tall pine.Camp Aldersgate has a lake for skating, fishing, swimming, boating, sailing, canoeing, baptizing, or just gazing upon. Camp Aldersgate has quiet spots for meditation and busy spots for games, campfires, or walking with friends.

Kamp for Kids is located on the grounds of Western Mass Hospital in Westfield, provides recreational summer day camp activities for able-bodied and disabled children and young adults ages 3-22. The Kamp runs two-week sessions in July and August, during which campers are offered activities such as: Swimming, Arts & Crafts, Recreational Games, Nature Walks, and Challenge Education - consisting of an accessible ropes and beams course which encourages cooperation and trust between participants.

Bethel Camp is a Christ-centered ministry with an emphasis on Bible study and personal commitment to Christ. In addition to the fun young people have while here, scores have come to know Jesus as Lord, over the past forty years.

The Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) is a national leader in outdoor adventure education serving all people, while ensuring that the outdoors is accessible to those with special needs.

Briarwood Day Camp is recognized as one of the leading area day camps in the Philadelphia suburban countryside. Briarwood is under the direction of two very experienced and caring camping professionals. Bruce Barsky and Ted Levin bring a combination of many years in camping and education together with a philosophy that focuses on safety, happiness, and a high level of instruction in all program areas.

Camp Burnt Gin is a summer camp in Wedgefield, South Carolina, for children who have physical disabilities and chronic illnesses. From early June until mid August, Camp Burnt Gin operates five, seven day sessions for 7 through 15 year old children and two six day session for teenagers.

Program 1- Fully accessible weeklong camp in the San Bernardino Mountains. There are activities such as horseback riding, crafts, swimming, nature, hiking, boating and much more. Program 2- Fully accessible year round weekend camp. Activities such as Games, crafts, hiking, swimming, cooking, dancing, camp fires and much more.

Our site boasts over 200 wooded and open acres with gorgeous views on three Adirondack Lakes. In addition to providing facilities for groups to conduct their own retreats, meetings, worship services, and programs, we can assist with program planning, guide groups through our low ropes course, conduct retreats and workshops, lead singing and games, and provide leadership for recreational activities.

Camp Allen provides opportunities for growth, friendship and fun for children and adults with developmental disabilities and other challenges in an outdoor environment.

The mission of Camp Big Sky is to provide accessible fishing, camping, boating and other related outdoor opportunities to children and adults with disabilities. The camp is open every Wednesday through Saturday from the first week of April to the end of October and is available to any person of any age with any disability that limits or restricts their access to the outdoors. There is no charge to visit Camp Big Sky and we welcome and encourage friends and family to accompany campers to share the experience. We operate a 102 acre accessible camp on former strip mine land near Farmington in central Illinois, about one hour west of Peoria. Our infrastructure is wheelchair accessible. We offer both day activities and overnight accomodations. Campers need only bring their consumables (food and drink) as we provide most everything else, including fishing equipment, bait, boats, gas grills, life jackets, and lots of fun activities including fishing, boating, camping, kite flying, nature study, hiking, bocce ball, and lawn games. Reservations are required and visits can be scheduled through our website by clicking on Visit Us, then Calendar of Events, and email us, or by calling at 309-258-6002. We are a 501 c 3 not for profit corporation governed by a 15 member community based board of directors.

Camp Bridge is an integrated summer day camp program designed to meet the needs of children ages 4-13. With access to typical peers from neighboring X-CAMP, experts in the field of Autism will provide positive, enriching experiences structured to enhance language and complete community participation. Innovative activities and varied adaptations are continually incorporated into the Camp Bridge experience.

Camp Bridge is an integrated summer day camp program designed to meet the needs of children ages 4-13. With access to typical peers from neighboring X-CAMP, experts in the field of Autism will provide positive, enriching experiences structured to enhance language and complete community participation. Innovative activities and varied adaptations are continually incorporated into the Camp Bridge experience.

CAMP's mission is to strengthen and inspire individuals with special needs - and those who care for them - through Recreation, Respite, and Education.

Camp Challenge is a grass roots non-profit organization dedicated to giving ill children and their siblings ages 6 through 18 a summer camp experience. Camp is open to all children who reside in Louisiana and have a form of cancer and chronic hematological disorders. These children do not have to pay for camp, it is free for all campers.

Our mission is to provide our community an accessible, safe and affordable camping environment and deliver superior outdoor life experiences, enhancing the quality of life to developmentally disabled individuals of all ages.

Our goal is to provide facilities, services and programs that make your visit an enjoyable experience leading to lifelong memories. Whether your aim is to find a special summer experience for your child, use our accommodations to conduct your own programming, or to call on our staff to lead activities for your group, we strive to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

Camp Costanoan is a residential, respite and recreational camp for children and adults, ages 5 and older, with physical and/or developmental disabilities. The Camp, founded in 1955, is a service of Via Rehabilitation Services, Inc. Camp Costanoan is nestled in the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains in Steven's Creek County Park .

Minneapolis-based Courage Center, a nonprofit rehabilitation and resource center, has had a legacy of advancing the lives of people experiencing barriers to health and independence. Our continuum of care includes rehabilitation therapies, transitional rehabilitation, pain management, vocational and community-based services, and camping and sports and recreation programs for people of all ages and abilities.

Camp Courageous, Inc. has spent over forty years building a solid reputation and recognizing the continual need for expansion of services, upgrading the facility and proactively responding to participant feedback. Because of this community commitment, Camp Courageous, Inc. is positioned to respond to the increasing needs and growth of opportunities presented within the community.

A year round residentail and respite care facility for individuals with special needs. Campers range in age from 1-99 years old. Activities include canoeing, hiking, swimming, nature and crafts. Plus adventure activities like caving, rock climbing, ect. Campers with disabilities have oppertunities to succeed at challenging activities.