Summer programs for autistic kids in Louisville tend to fill early, so it pays to start looking well before spring. Options range from dedicated autism programs to inclusive camps with sensory accommodations, and the right fit depends heavily on your child's needs and support level. This page covers what to look for and where to start locally.
Runs three weekday summer day camps (Achieving Dreams, Dreams In Motion and Butterfly Camp) for ages 7–21 with intellectual or developmental disabilities, including autism and Down syndrome.
Visit siteFEAT of Louisville co-runs Dreams in Motion with Dreams With Wings: an eight-week educational, therapeutic and recreational summer camp for children and young adults ages 7–21 with autism.
Visit siteA Louisville-based summer art camp tailored to children with autism spectrum disorders and related differences such as ADHD and Fragile X syndrome.
Visit siteThe J's inclusion program on Dutchmans Lane supports campers with varying needs, including social or sensory support and communication devices, so they can take part in the regular Camp J day camp.
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