Finding a summer camp that welcomes and supports your autistic child in coastal Georgia — inclusive options, special-needs programs, and what to ask before you enroll.
Summer camp can be a great experience, but for autistic kids the right fit matters enormously. This page covers what's realistically available around Savannah and how to choose well.
Founded in 2009 by a behaviour consultant who saw that Savannah had no autism-specialist camp. Around 80 autistic children plus roughly 10 typically developing peers attend, with each child screened beforehand. Enrolment and tuition are due by 1 May; tuition assistance is available through several local organisations.
Visit siteYear-round peer mentoring and social programming from the same Savannah-area nonprofit, useful if camp places have filled.
Visit siteMRCA began life as a summer camp to prevent regression over the school break before growing into a year-round day school. Worth calling directly to ask what seasonal programming is running.
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