Strengthening and inspiring Individuals with disabilities - and those who care for themthrough Recreation, Respite, and Education.
C h i l d r e n ’ s A s s o c i a t i o n f o r M a x i m u m P o t e n t i a l
Summer Programs
May - August Summer Camp
For individuals with disabilities (intellectual, developmental, medical, and/or physical) and their siblings
CAMP’s Healthcare Center and healthcare professionals are well-equipped to support medical needs
Fully accessible facilities
Campers experience traditional summer camp activities adapted to meet their unique abilities
Leader In Training
For individuals who are 14-years-old
Designed to help prepare for potential future volunteer or staff roles
Emphasizes learning a variety of campspecific and leadership skills (not 1:1 with a camper), to include creating successful peer relationships, working with individuals of a variety of ages and abilities, and actively participating in various job responsibilities at CAMP
CAMP serves individuals with disabilities aged 3-55 years. For specific details on eligibility for each program please visit: www.campcamp.org
School-Year Programs
September - May
Parent’s Night Out
Designed for children and adolescents with disabilities and their siblings
Participants enjoy recreational activities designed to promote social connections with others
Located in San Antonio, Texas
Teen & Adult Day Adventure
Designed for teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Participants enjoy a day out, exploring various activities and local venues
Located throughout San Antonio
Respite Camps
Designed for individuals with disabilities
Campers experience traditional activities similar to those during summer camp
Respite Weekends (1 night) and Spring Break Camps (3 nights) are offered
Family Weekend Retreats
Designed for families with an individual who has a disability
Families enjoy outdoor recreation, relax, and reconnect with each other, while building new connections with other families
Families experience traditional activities similar to those at summer camp
MAKE AN IMPACT
Host an Event
and spread the word!
A special and unique way to support CAMP is to host an event. There are many options that are fun and easy. Examples: donate your birthday (or another special day), set-up an “eat for a cause ” event at a restaurant of your choice, host a concert (just ask us how!), and many more options. Give us a call, and we will help you set it up.
Wish List impact the budget!
Make a contribution to CAMP while you shop! Your donation of items from CAMP’s wish list goes a long way. Every item you purchase from the wish list directly impacts the campers we
Camperships remove barriers!
We understand the substantial expenses associated with caring for a child with disabilities. Therefore, we offer families payment assistance through our Campership Program. Additional financial assistance is also available upon request.
CREATE MEMORIES
Camp
in the Hill Country!
Camp CAMP is a 55-acre camp in the Texas Hill Country. Campers participate in traditional camping activities such as swimming, canoeing, archery, outdoor cooking, arts & crafts, nature discovery, animal adventures, paintball, music recreation, a camp dance, and more CAMP programs alleviate medical, physical, developmental, social, and intellectual barriers for campers by adapting all recreational and social activities to allow full participation.
Play in San Antonio!
San Antonio programs are thoughtfully designed to serve as an inclusive recreational environment, promoting a fun atmosphere and fostering social participation. CAMP collaborates with fellow non-profit organizations and various San Antonio venues t id ith exciting and enriching expe
thcare Volunteers Volunteers make it possible! make it happen!
Healthcare professionals assist in medication administration and meeting the general healthcare needs of campers
The largest need is during summer camp; however, school-year programs require healthcare volunteers too
CAMP partners with physicians, RNs, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, and other health and allied health professionals (as well as with students/trainees in these disciplines) to make programs possible During select summer sessions, continuing education courses are offered and CMEs, CNEs, or CEUs may be earned through the Developmental Disability Reality Course (DDRC)
This is your opportunity to:
1. Gain hands-on experiences
2. Make an impact
3. Discover your potential!
Volunteers are accepted by application (aged 14 years and older) and must meet basic eligibility requirements
Staff train volunteers so they are well-equipped before working with campers
Volunteers learn leadership, career, and life skills while sharing compassion and enthusiasm with a camper
Service hours are available for each program; during summer, volunteers can earn up to 99 hours per session
