Summer can be a stretch for families when the school-year routine disappears, and a good camp can offer structure, fun, and a break for caregivers. The Little Rock area has a couple of programs designed with special-needs children in mind. Because spots are limited and registration often fills early, it helps to plan ahead.
A therapeutic summer program for children with special needs focused on peer interaction, social development and hands-on activities, offered at Little Rock and Conway for students entering grades 1-12.
Visit siteA Little Rock nonprofit at 2000 Aldersgate Road, founded in 1947 to serve individuals with special needs in a camp setting, with summer camps, residential weekend camps and specialty camps.
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