<strong>Summer camp can be a joyful, confidence-building experience for autistic kids, and around Hartford there are programs designed with them in mind.</strong> This page covers verified autism-friendly and adaptive camps in the Capitol Region, what to look for in a good program, how to find financial help, and the questions worth asking before you sign up.
One-week summer day camp run by the Hospital for Special Care, held at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford for ages 6 to 19. Its Neurodiverse Track supports children on the autism spectrum, and registration is free on a first-come basis. Confirm current dates and openings.
Visit siteNewington-based nonprofit offering low-cost, professionally run recreational and social programs for autistic children, teens, and young adults ages 3 to 35 throughout the year, a helpful option for warm-weather activities near Hartford.
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