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Children with special needs have many demands on their time that preclude
them from being able to experience what society believes is a “normal”
childhood. These demands on their time can include but not be limited to
Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy, doctor’s appointments in many
numerous disciplines, brace fitting appointments, tutoring, etc. Special
needs children long to be able to participate like all other children in
summer camps, sports and recreational activities. In fact, these activities
can be crucial to the development of strong social relationships, an
increase in self-confidence, help boost physical strength abilities and give
them an overall sense of well-being. Often parents of children with special
needs have many more issues to consider when choosing a camp, sports or
recreational activities. The information below may help you in selecting the
right program for your child.
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Many summer
camps fill up their slots by January. Do your research early and get
your child enrolled in a program before it is too late. |
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