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Summer Camps (Reply to this comment)
by teenscamp
Its true that there is a need of specialized summer camp for fulfilling special needs and demands of the kids and youths. There are lots of camps that are committed to serve kids. Teenagers summer camps recommend highly experiential learning programs for boys and girls. Camps offer the exceptional training and camping programs during the months of summer. Summer training centers offer training in varieties of fields like arts, crafts, music, singing, acting, cooking, weight loss, religious learning and technological training for youths to choose according to their needs and demands. Summer camps for kids are very popular in all over the world.
http://www.teenscamp.net/Teen/Summer-Camps-For-Teens/index.htm
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Sep 18 '09
10:40 pm PDT
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Thanks! (Reply to this comment)
by cloesmom
I just wanted to thank you for writing such an informative review! Cloesmom
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Jul 05 '01
8:34 pm PDT
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Great information! (Reply to this comment)
by fastrunner
This is an excellent guide for parents of children with disabilities. Thank you for sharing. I worked at a day camp for children with disabilities two summers ago. It is such a great opportunity for the kids to do typical summer activities in a safe, structured environment. Our camp was open to children with all types of disabilities and I have to note that the children with autism had the most difficulty. There was less structure than they needed, and they often had problems participating in some of the more social activities. This summer, the camp has made a special session for children with autism, in hopes of meeting their needs more thoroughly. I am glad that your son will be attending a camp specifically for children with autism. I hope it is a good experience for you family. Thanks again for sharing such valuable information. -Amber
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Jul 05 '01
6:58 am PDT
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wow! (Reply to this comment)
by AVaddict
very thorough! I'm impressed by the research you must have gone through, so far, during your childs life to know so well what to look for. Granted, some things are basic, but there are many things one can overlook when considering care, whether at a day camp for kids or appropriate attention for elderly family members, but most importantly to me is caregiver/client (don't mean to be cold in the terms) ratio. Depending on application, this single ratio can be all the difference. Excellent review!
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Jul 05 '01
5:08 am PDT
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That's great! (Reply to this comment)
by FFerret
Glad to hear your child was able to make it this year, seeing how long he's been on the waiting list. Hope he enjoys the camp, and maybe even make a friend or two!
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Jul 04 '01
8:48 pm PDT
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Sounds great (Reply to this comment)
by grandgram
Hope your son has a great learning experience with this camp. Good Luck.
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Jul 04 '01
1:36 pm PDT
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Your postings always . . . (Reply to this comment)
by gungian
. . . teach me much and you make me enjoy the lesson.
Another great job.
Write On!
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Jul 04 '01
12:07 pm PDT
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kudos to a caring mom (Reply to this comment)
by watkinslady
As a caregiver to disabled adults, it does my heart good to see a parent/caregiver do the research needed to find what is benefical to their charges. I wish you the best of success.
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Jul 04 '01
10:21 am PDT
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